I wasn't a big fan of this disc at first, but I've been finding I go to it more and more. There's no doubt that this disk us understable, so plan accordingly.

Just got this a week ago and was impressed. by it. I was looking for an understable mid I could release flat and have a nice US line that doesn't turn over into the ground. first throw was over 300 and had the nice gradual line with no fade. Smaller rim but isn't a funky shaped one. I havent had any new players try it yet but I don't think it would be difficult to throw for new players.

I have a slower arm speed RHBH and I can throw this 150-200 feet perfectly straight with a bit of fade at the end.  If you are starting out this is a great disc to learn how to backhand.  He does exactly what it should when you let go of it at a low speed.  If you put it an a hyzer it will go on that line.  It’s a great disc to learn how to release the disc at different angles.  

This is my favorite hyzer flip mid-range. Easy 250-300. Use Seppo's grip and don't throw it too hard. Any tunnel I am not forehanding will be this.

I like the feel of the disc.  I was looking for a disc that didn’t give me that big fade at the end. When I have a solid throw it will drift to the right and fade back to the center at the end. Give it a little anti and it doesn’t fade at all.  Perfect for helping me on holes that dog leg to the right

The Tremor showed up Friday evening.  First throw Ace Saturday morning.  How could it not be a 5 star disc.  Smooth easy release and this thing flew dead straight with a slight forward fade into the chains.  Loving my new Tremor!

I am impressed. I was thinking this would just turn and burn no matter what, but it doesn't! Throw this with some hyzer and it will glide ever so smoothly with a little bit of turn that is evened out with a little fade. I definitely recommend getting this, especially for beginners.

So if you look at my previous reviews, I have never been a huge fan of understable midrange discs. But I don't think a disc has come closer to changing my mind on that more than the new DGA Tremor. When I think of this disc, the best word I can think to use is, "fun." This is a fun disc to throw! What makes it fun for me is both how unbelievably understable it is, but it is also a super glidy disc. After testing the Tremor out, it won't find a home in my bag, as I really don't think I will use it much in real round settings. But let's say I am out playing a casual round with my buddy who throws a Tremor, and I see a crazy ridiculous line to try and throw that would only work with something as understable as a Tremor, then I would ask to borrow his Tremor so I could try it. And then just pure fun would ensue.

This is a fantastic disc for someone who is trying disc golf for the first time. I am always recommending Latitude 64 Diamonds for first drivers, and I have found my new go to recommendation for first midrange discs. I know I said I won't be throwing the Tremor, but it really is one of those discs that golfers of all skill levels will be able to use and enjoy. So if you think an ultra understable midrange might be the right fit for you and your bag, give the DGA Tremor a shot! I have absolutely no hesitations recommending this disc!

I liked the Tremor a lot, once I learned I had to power down quite a bit. When throwing it full force it would just flip into the ground, even when I threw it on a steep hyzer. Once I realized it's just a touch throw disc, it began to go where I wanted it a lot more often. Just power down and give it a nice pull through and it'll fly straight and flip over a bit. Perfect for getting around trees gently to the right (RHBH). 

It also feels really good. The rim is very smooth and fits snug into your hand, it's quite easy to release. The Pro Plastic has always been a favorite of mine from DGA. It has the perfect amount of grip and slickness for release.

Throw it soft and accurately, or give it to a beginner player and you will see wonders. This is a great addition to the DGA line up!!

I was a big fan of the Quake by DGA as an overstable mid-range that isn't quite as beefy as a Justice, but has really smooth flight and predictable fade. Now, on to the TREMOR, which is the opposite in terms of stability. The Tremor is an understable mid-range, and as such, it is also very good! The flight is smooth, predictable, and easy to control. My very first throw with the Tremor was on a 210 foot basket around a blind corner which required an anhyzer angle for my approach (throwing back-hand, right-handed). I released it with moderate power on that anhyzer angle and heard it slam the chains. I rushed to the basket and discovered it on the ground next to the cage, so it didn't quite stick, but that's impressive for a first throw!  

I usually throw a Discraft Meteor as an understable mid-range, and I'd have to say that the Tremor is threatening to take that spot in my bag. I also tried throwing the tremor on straight lines with low power and it stayed on course. This would be an excellent disc for any beginning player who needs lower speed and less fade to help them get a quick feel for the game. 

I give the Tremor a full 5 stars. If you need an understable utility mid-range disc, this is about as good as it gets.

The DGA Tremor is my new favorite disc. It definitely helps that my first throw with it was on a 230 foot hole where it flew straight toward the basket and nearly aced. I don't throw with a lot of power and live at altitude where discs tend to be more overstable than at lower elevations, and my Green 177g Tremor is dead straight with a slight hyzer release for me. This disc is thin for a midrange with a low profile that I find really comfortable. It has a similar feel to the Dynamic Discs Truth which I use for more stable midrange shots. Previously I used a Westside Tursas for my Understable midrange needs, which was good, but I am so much more confident throwing straight throws with the Tremor, because it just has a more consistent feel and flight for me. 

I've been really impressed with all of the recent DGA releases. Their plastic feels so much better than it used to and the discs are all solid. If you're looking for an understable midrange, I highly suggest the Tremor.