Midrange Drivers
Midrange Drivers. Where do we start? Used to be the main choices were between a Roc and a Shark, and you were a rebel if you threw a Shark.
Blink and it’s 20 years later and it’s the Roc vs Buzzz, with many models not far behind, with every other company scrambling to produce the next go-to Midrange Drivers, patterned after the Buzzz, which was patterned after the Roc.
Look at the technical stats and there’s simply no denying that every manufacturer has its own version of the Roc, and that’s the Truth, preferably the Emac version.
So there are hundreds of midrange driver molds, multiplied by the number of plastics and slightly altered versions.
If you have to play with a single disc, use one of these.
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2k Opto-G Fuji
Overstable overmold midrange and a bucket list vacation destination. I wonder if they have disc golf there?
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A3 750 Spectrum SE Will S.
Will Schusterick’s 2020 Signature
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ACE Line Disc Golf Set
Perfect 3 disc pack with a mini and bag to start exploring the wonders of disc golf!
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Active Maestro
Very nice straight flight with minimal fade creates a super straight flight. These are also a small diameter mid (same size of drivers and putters) giving you a comfortable feel in the hand.
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Active Premium Maestro
Small diameter straight flying mid in premium plastic
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AquaFlight Dragonfly
Lightweight midrange that floats on water.
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Armor Axe
The control of a putter with the distance of a midrange.
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Atomic Kea
A Gator from New Zealand, mate!
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Atomic Piwakawaka
Way too much fun to say.
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Base Grip M Model OS
Prodigy’s Ace Line slightly overstable midrange in a grippy base line plastic Designed by Prodigy, manufactured in China.
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Base Grip M Model US
Prodigy Ace Line’s newest midrange which is UnderStable in Base Grip that has a great feel to it
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Basic Midari
Grippity doo dah hey!
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