I have 3 White Q-lines 173-4G each. These things are unreal.

Been playing since 2012 and have basically always bagged old destroyers or overstable wraiths as my distance drivers, and these feel familiar to those. These Q-line DD3s are like out of the box perfect beat in star destroyers, but they have this incredible push at the end of the flight. For all out distance at my arm speed they pretty much beat anything that I have--even the ultra wide-rim stuff like nukes and ballista pros--because of the way they hold straight at the end.

On the course they've taken some getting used to because they hold the line you put them on. I'm more used to discs fighting out of the anhyzer line but for these if you put them on anny they hold it. It's not because they're understable; they don't TURN a whole lot, they just stay on that line. It's hard to explain but hopefully you get the picture.

Not much of a sidearm thrower, but these have helped me get a little straighter push out to 325-350', without getting squirrely. In order to get that kind of distance for me, I would normally have to go to something much less stable and I sacrifice consistency, but not with these.

Maybe I'm buying into the hype too much, but honestly I am loving these things for the extra distance and straight finish.  I liked the DD3s so much I picked up some q-line cloudbreakers as an overstable complement and those 2 together now cover basically all my distance driver slots.  Definitely worth a try.

So far, I like this disc but prefer the DD1 if I have to choose.  This disc gets good distance and can push foreward but for me at least, it was dumping early - not sure why.  But I did get some good shots in with it at distance, a few over 430ft.  Overall a good disc but it seems to be reacting a little bit more overstable for me right now.

Thought I should put this somewhere it may influence purchases. Much like other Discmania runs, colors matter. White Q-line DD3s from the Buhr run are siginificantly less stable than their Red, Pink, and Blue counterparts. When you see a White one, think Kyle Klein's Q-line at Idlewild. Certainly more stable than the Nordic Phenom IV let alone a stock S-line but markedly different than the other colors available.

Pink, Blue, and Red Q-line DD3s from this first Buhr run fly closer to a 2025 Cloudbreaker in terms of stability. They'll flip to flat or be flat to a touch of fade but they're not bowling over like the Whites for my 65mph arm.

That being said, Q-line has this bizzarre push. At speed, this thing finishes forward and that is something incredible for max distance shots. I might opt for something a little more stable or more prone to finish left in the event there's danger behind a max distance line, but for my long shots a White and a Red compliment eachother quite well. Fantastic run and great feeling, stiff plastic.