Underrated discs

[Carnavas]

CE Spider

expensive but a great midrange disc that will last FOREVER

Finally got some a few weeks back and yup, they're great. Stable enough that I can crank on them and they'll just go straight. Put a little hyzer angle on them and they'll hyzer. Wish it would warm up already so I could throw them again.

 

[rj29274]

I have had the same one in my bag since 2007 and it flies the same.

 

[Stable]

How would you compare the Drone to the Hornet?

 

[joshuajames]

Discs that I throw a lot that I feel are under-rated, Lat 64 Flow and Vision.

I would say part of this is due variations in the molds

Dome, plastic type, weight etc can make for a wide range on both discs.

But once you find a sweet spot in these molds, they both are quite useful!

Also I would agree with the OP regarding the Trident

 

[I8URZ28]

Drone is overstable. Hornet is stable. Like a gator compared to a roc.

 

[Halcón]

The Discraft Zeppelin, 2011's Ace Race disc. I don't think anybody throws them, they were much hated, and never went into production.

I think it is one of the smoothest approach discs there is. You throw it, and it goes where you tell it to. It has a small following here, but generally it's very underrated...or unknown by most players.

 

[Johnny Conservative]

IMO, the most underrated disc is the Discraft Xpress. I find it to be very versatile, you put it on a line, and it will stay there, I use it mostly for anhyzer shots though. I am the only person I know that keeps one in their bag.

 

[digital]

panther.

 

[simplepmart]

The Boss. Now hear me out. I know that most noobs go out and get a Boss to forehand flick around the course, which is fine by me, but I believe this has given the Boss a bad reputation because of the stereotype that has been attached to it. Also, I rarely see a "good" player pull a Boss out of their bag and I rarely hear anything mentioned on this forum about that disc. The Boss is my favorite long d driver bar none. If I have a tad bit of open space in front of me I always pull this disc out and for whatever reason it is my furthest flyer.

 

[BogeyNoMore]

Innova Beast. I used to throw it as my main driver, and it's still the farthest-flying thing I own.

Esp drone. So many uses. Gets the job done.

I'm a fan of both, but isn't the Beast kinda mainstream?

 

[Tiny]

I'm a fan of both, but isn't the Beast kinda mainstream?

my theory is, if it has a champions stamp from within the past 2-3 years... It's popular. lol

Discraft Z XS as well. (used to be popular)

 

[DG addict24]

Champ Archon, it can do all a valk and beast can.

 

[Craton]

Q-Sentinel. Heavy SM one's can take a Drone out of your bag, and a solid 170g SM can pretty much do everything a hornet and KC roc want to do.

X-Buzzz- all the glide, shaping and awesome you could possibly want for 1/5 the price of bar stamped. (<-- most overrated)

I'll second Warlock- with the AviarPnA being so popular, i'd really anticipate more guys throwing what is essentially the same thing, only in any base plastic you can imagine.

 

[Arocep]

Mako... holds whatever line you put it on. Perfectly neutral midrange.

 

[bholy08]

Lat 64 Bolt

 

[disclover55]

underrated

The Discraft Zeppelin, 2011's Ace Race disc. I don't think anybody throws them, they were much hated, and never went into production.

I think it is one of the smoothest approach discs there is. You throw it, and it goes where you tell it to. It has a small following here, but generally it's very underrated...or unknown by most players.

:clap:won the ace race with this one^^^^ you can go for the basket and not blow past it most of the time

 

[tarel]

The Discraft Zeppelin, 2011's Ace Race disc. I don't think anybody throws them, they were much hated, and never went into production.

I think it is one of the smoothest approach discs there is. You throw it, and it goes where you tell it to. It has a small following here, but generally it's very underrated...or unknown by most players.

so does the birdy

 

[tarel]

I throw an arrow, as far as I know no one else would admit this in their bag

 

[craftsman]

I think the River is an underrated disc in that many people don't give it a fair chance. Lots of people hear how great they are from those of us that throw them, then try them only to give one about a round worth of messing around. It's a tough disc to learn but an amazing disc to have in your bag if you can pin it down.

Imo the river may be the most overhyped dics around.

 

[davmer2303]

Lightning Helix 2 or HX-2 in their Pro plastic is a super reliable fairway driver, and sits along side eagles and teebirds in my bag.