[Mids] Good Midrange discs

[in4d]

..today I picked up an MVP Tensor and am loving it. Sort of akin to a flat-top Roc. Highly recommend both.

i just added my 166g tensor back into the bag, the extra HSS makes for a very controllable disc in the wind and you can really crank on it without worrying about turnover.

 

[Shapers]

The wolf is a great disc for new players as it forgives you errors. However, I wouldn't recommend it if you are trying to improve your game. Then you should throw something that won't forgive anything. From Innova I would recommend a Roc or a Roc3. You could also try a Buzz, and maybe a Comet for something bordering to understable. Maybe a Mako3? Shark? You don't need many discs when you've just started playing.

For the Buzz and Comet, go for a plastic that can take a beating. Then the discs will behave the same way all the time, and you won't get tricked when the flight path changes. I made that mistake myself, and it took me a few months to realise what I did wrong. Hit the field and practice. It's the number of throws that matters, not the number of holes you play.

 

[Bardu]

I'd learn to throw your current mid without turning it over.

If you want a recommendation for good midranges, Roc or Buzzz.

 

[AaronMonier18]

I think every new player should own a Comet. It will give feedback on release angle, goes straight as a string when thrown properly, and fade out some when thrown with less power. Unfortunately, they are not much help into a headwind. That's when you pull out a trusted DX Roc (or KC Pro since durability is a concern) Also, for new players, I would recommend weights in the 165-170 range.

 

[bogeyfreetilinfinity]

Innova came out with this new squishy gstar plastic that's soft but durable

 

[Mocheez]

I'd learn to throw your current mid without turning it over

:clap: Finally, after three pages. A Wolf should go straight to 175 feet.