If your looking for a longer Zone the Quake is the disc for you. No matter how u throw it all it does is flys straight and hyzers t the end of the flight. But it's a pushing hyzer not dumping. I can throw this back hand, sidearm, or standstills and know exactly what it's going to do. If I was to to explain this disc in 1 word it would be reliable.

Bought this disc primarily for forehand. I was thinking of some specific shots at my local courses and wanted something slightly longer than a Zone, that I wouldn't try to power up quite as much. While I'd say this does work in those situations (I've come to terms that nothing will replace my Zone for those forehand "midrange" drives), I've found this disc actually shines on backhand drives. Mine started pretty OS, but maybe I just didn't really give it a chance to be anything other than that. It is way more glidey than I expected, and I find that while it doesn't really turn, it also doesn't dump left for the RHBH. It will fly pretty straight, hook up, and keep pushing forward and left until it lands. I can trust smashing on it as long as I have room left to land. This will be a staple in my bag for a while.

Awesome predictable fade. Faster than a Zone, more overstable than a Roc3. Kind of like an OS Buzzz? Way better though. Holds lines well on forehand and predictable fade on backhands. Favorite disc

The quake is the perfect overstable midrange because it actually flies like its flight numbers. Before the quake, I tried the Roc3 and the MVP Deflector. The roc3 is more of a straight flier and the deflector is so beefy that I don't find it very useful. The sp line is a very nice plastic similar to the Discraft Z line. When thrown hard and flat the quake will carry straight and finish very hard. The shape of the quake is somewhat similar to a buzzz so I find it to be extremely comfortable for backhands and even some forehands. I can trust the quake in any wind and know that it will have a consistent finish which is what everyone needs in an overstable mid. Overall, I highly recommend picking up a DGA Quake to fill your overstable mid slot. 

The DGA Quake is fairly a overstable midrange. In the Special Blend plastic, it has a very flat, low profile feel.

The flight is like a mix between the glide and speed of a Buzzz, and overstable/torque resistant flight of Zone.

I would say this is one of the better options anywhere on the market if you like to throw sidearm midranges. 

I would put the flight numbers at 5|3|0|4

This is becoming one of my favorite mid-range discs. It can hold a straight line for a while before fading out. This disc is overstable and will usually get a pretty good skip at the end of its flight. The Quake is my go-to disc for holes that require a close shot that turns hard at the end. It's also great in the wind too!

This disc is a great overstable mid range disc. I have tried an Innova Roc, Axiom Pyro, and Discmania Method, and the Quake is my favorite. The rim size and unique shape is so comfortable, which is the main reason I use this one over all the overstable mid rage discs. I have a lot of confidence that this disc will go where I want it to every time I throw it. You can rip this disc as hard as you want and it will not turn over. Make a release mistake and start it on anhyzer and it flattens out and fades to the left so that you don't miss the spot you were aiming for too much. This disc will not glide forever which helps with accuracy. The high speed helps with distance too.

There are many different brands that make a disc like this. This is my personal favorite and the one that I bag. 

This disc is a great overstable mid range disc. I have tried an Innova Roc, Axiom Pyro, and Discmania Method, and the Quake is my favorite. The rim size and unique shape is so comfortable, which is the main reason I use this one over all the overstable mid rage discs. I have a lot of confidence that this disc will go where I want it to every time I throw it. You can rip this disc as hard as you want and it will not turn over. Make a release mistake and start it on anhyzer and it flattens out and fades to the left so that you don't miss the spot you were aiming for too much. This disc will not glide forever which helps with accuracy. The high speed helps with distance too.

There are many different brands that make a disc like this. This is my personal favorite and the one that I bag. 

My Quake is the perfect overstable midrange. It flies really straight, has decent glide, and then dumps at the end. It's perfect for shots you need to hook up or for throwing into a heavy wind. My only complaint with the quake has to be the dome mine came with. Almost every review I've read or seen mentions the extremely flat top but this one actually has a decent dome. My Buzzz's are much flatter than this disc. I do like the dome in terms of how it makes the disc not quite as meathook-y, but it makes it slightly less comfortable for forehands than I was hoping for. Still, an excellent mold and one of three mids I carry.

SP Quake

This is the overstable midrange that I have been searching for. Everything else that I've tried in this slot so far is overstable in calm conditions but turns over in a headwind. With a flat release it flies dead straight with a reliable fade. It is the midrange equivalent of a Thunderbird, performing very consistently even in a strong headwind.  The one I have is very flat, slightly puddle topped even. It feels very nice in my hand, its kind of like a Buzzz had a baby with a Harp.  I can throw my Buzzz a teensy bit further if conditions are right but the Quake is so reliable that it gets the majority of my midrange throws now. I keep the Buzzz around for hyzer flips and tailwind shots but the Quake is so good to me that it is quickly becoming my go-to.  This could be comparable to a DD Truth. I don't have a lot of experience with the Truth but I found one in a creek the other day that feels very similar to the Quake. The Truth didn't go quite as far for me but had similar flight. I am able to put the Quake in the circle on 290-300ft holes consistently, I tend to throw it in places where I would have previously thrown a Teebird or FD2 but want less ground play.  

This is the first DGA disc that I've tried but I don't think it will be the last, the plastic is nice and the price is hard to beat. 

Pro-Line Quake

This is such an important disc in my bag. Very reliable overstability, especially in headwind. I use this for big hyzer approaches up to 250ft or so. I love the Pro-Line plastic, feels nice and grippy, the perfect blend of firm and yet soft in the flight plate for comfort. I use a VIP Harp, Neo Method and this for my approaches and this is the most overstable of the three. Can't recommend enough.