[Question] Most Underrated Disc Ever!

[AndyJB]

My vote goes to the Teerex.

I still keep one in the bag, but I don't use it too much, and that's not because it isn't a good disc...it is. It's a speed-stable disc, so if you have the kind of range/driving prowess as me, it makes a great headwind driver. Also useful for flex shots and hyzers. It's ALMOST too much disc for me, but I can still rip it pretty good.

It just sits in a weird spot where it's not enough disc for really skilled players, and it's too much disc for most casual-type players (i.e. most of the disc golf community). It's right in the wheelhouse for guys of my skill level and a little better.

 

[natedg1976]

You should see the looks i get when i pull out either my DX or star skeeter. People think i am nuts. Then i park a 120' approach shot and they are like "What?" The dx was my first mid and i practiced like heck with that disc. For a long time it was my furthest throwing disc. Taught me good form. I also throw a star Cro. Great disc, no one has ever heard of it around here.

 

[Noahlearner]

I vote for the Panther. It is sneaky long, can hold any line, and is run in that cool champy star plastic.

 

[stupid trees]

Basically DGA's entire lineup is underrated.

This, aftershocks are way better than those silly old rocs and buzzzs.

 

[brandocommando9]

For me it would have to be the Jls it's such a versatile mold to me great for turnovers, dead straight, or hyzer flip for a little more fade great workable fairway driver.

And second would be the San Marino champ stingray these are a whole different beast from dx stingrays and actually have a good bit of hss I also find these incredibly versatile and they flat out bomb for a mid it can easily get them 30 feet past my Rocs with less effort. I know a lot of people love comets but I think sm champ rays excel at everything a comet can do while being less finicky.

 

[Kodachrome]

This, aftershocks are way better than those silly old rocs and buzzzs.

you know, this is a mold i've been wanting to try for a while, but haven't been able to bring myself to do it. in the small amount of talk it generated, half of it was how they didn't fly straight with fade like they were supposed to.

still keeping it in mind.

QOLS was amazing for me. still not sure i should have taken it out of the bag, but the p-pd is rockin' it right now.

 

[Kp0c]

Innova Monarch. Favorite roller disc and like it more than the Avenger SS that I used to use for long anhyzers. Another is the Ringer. Think it is the best driving, and even love putting with it also. Kicked all the wizards out of my bag which I have had since I started!

Blasphemy.

 

[Kp0c]

You should see the looks i get when i pull out either my DX or star skeeter. People think i am nuts. Then i park a 120' approach shot and they are like "What?" The dx was my first mid and i practiced like heck with that disc. For a long time it was my furthest throwing disc. Taught me good form. I also throw a star Cro. Great disc, no one has ever heard of it around here.

No offence, but parking a 120' approach is doable (and quite easy) with any disc. It's the way it flies that impress them I guess?

 

[Kp0c]

My vote goes to the Teerex.

I still keep one in the bag, but I don't use it too much, and that's not because it isn't a good disc...it is. It's a speed-stable disc, so if you have the kind of range/driving prowess as me, it makes a great headwind driver. Also useful for flex shots and hyzers. It's ALMOST too much disc for me, but I can still rip it pretty good.

It just sits in a weird spot where it's not enough disc for really skilled players, and it's too much disc for most casual-type players (i.e. most of the disc golf community). It's right in the wheelhouse for guys of my skill level and a little better.

So, skill equals power? Just saying.

 

[brandocommando9]

So, skill equals power? Just saying.

You do realize you can put multiple quotes in on post right? Just sayin:doh:

 

[yangs1]

DX Gazelle. These things are laser beams. Loving them right now.

 

[disctildeath]

I think the Coyote, and it's cousins the Mako, MD-2, and Lycan are underrated. Love the smooth rim style, gives a very clean release, great glide and some of the best line shaping mids available. I have a flat glow champ Coyote that flies great and I've heard flat MD-2s are as well, would be cool to see them in runs more available, maybe in jolly launcher like the Mako 3.

 

[Dan Ensor]

you know, this is a mold i've been wanting to try for a while, but haven't been able to bring myself to do it. in the small amount of talk it generated, half of it was how they didn't fly straight with fade like they were supposed to.

still keeping it in mind.

QOLS was amazing for me. still not sure i should have taken it out of the bag, but the p-pd is rockin' it right now.

They fly straight with a healthy fade. Just like they're supposed to.

 

[Stardoggy]

Orc. It's my go-to driver. The thing is just money for me, all the time. BH, FH...whatever I need. I carry two in Star.

 

[88weeks]

Ape makes for a gnarly forehand bludgeon through wind, branches, picnics, small dogs - ape don't give an efff.

Ape's like trees!

I'll say the Eagle (L). Eagle X- gets a lot of love. Not so much for the (L) mold.

 

[ndole]

Max weight, stiff, DX SHARKS
Literally the straightest disc ive ever thrown. I can pop it out on a small hyzer or even straight and it just goes dead straight.
It doesnt really turn at all (not yet) and it doesnt fade, it just slowly drops from its line.

 

[curveball4]

Champ Banshee
HPP Element
Spike

 

[bobmcnelly]

R-pro pig! Best utility/driving putter there is!

 

[BIGHAFNER]

ABC Flying Squirrel.

Super flippy, but it glides forever. Throw it soft and it goes straight for a LONG time.

 

[tu-f-o]

ABC Flying Squirrel.

Super flippy, but it glides forever. Throw it soft and it goes straight for a LONG time.

is the squirrel flippier than a fuse at the same spin/speed?