The Meteor is an understable midrange with insane glide. The Meteor will turn and glide for days and is a great disc for beginners. The Meteor is also a great disc for hyzer flip shots or shots in ...
Ahh, the Wasp. The disc that led to the Buzzz. The Buzzz's slightly stable cousin. The Wasp is one of the superior midranges in the game and was the preferred midrange for many years of Nate Doss a...
At its core, the Nebula is an overstable midrange capable of fighting strong winds. It was released in 2008 as Discraft’s Ace Race prototype and eventually became the predecessor to the Buzzz OS. S...
The Discraft Buzzz SS is the younger and less stable brother of the Buzzz. The Buzzz SS is a midrange that is great for straight and turnover shots and packs some serious glide.
Many of these ESP S...
Paul's 4th disc is a in his line, the Malta! The Malta consistently stable flights, offering players a feel and flight similar to the Zone but with the trust and distance of a stronger Buzzz. ESP p...
The Buzzz is Discgolf’s most popular midrange due to its consistency and compatibility with a wide range of players styles. The Buzzz is a low profile modern midrange that is the gold standard for ...
Among the most understable midranges ever produced, the Paradox is capable of some truly unique lines. High-power players will be using the Paradox for utility shots like rollers, low speed flip up...
The Hex is the straight-stable midrange driver that everyone’s been looking for.
Mesmerizingly straight, with flight numbers of 5/5/-1/1, the Hex will find a place in anyone’s bag as a versatile a...
