Very impressed with this disc right off the bat. Shallow and flat beaded mid and the lucid plastic is flexy, durable and grippy. As far as the flight goes- very smooth and shapeable. Super fun disc to throw. Possibly my favorite understable mid range yet so definitely recommend!

I found a Bounty buried in the woods and while I've been waiting to meet up with its rightful owner I've thrown it around a little bit and I'm growing quite fond of it! I love how it compliments my stable Buzzz and hyzer flips to hit tight wooded gaps. I also love powering up on it and letting it drift gently to the right on a RHBH. I will definitely be buying my own Bounty very soon!!

The bounty is an awesome mid-range. I have it in the moonshine plastic and it just replaced my buzzz. Flies very straight with a little fade at the end. Throw it with a little hyzer and dead straight, Thrown on an anyhyzer will finish with a little turn and hold that line throughout the throw. Its the perfect compliment to my Champion Roc3 when I need less fade. Throwing the bounty flat is basically the same as throwing the Roc3 with anhyzer. 

Can't say enough good things about this disc. It has so much GLIDE. I can get a fairway driver out to about 320 feet if I really put a charge into it. This 4- speed mid went 305. because of its understability, I can also throw it for shorter, straighter shots or nasty hyzerflips that hold straight to the ground. Good for forehands too. This is exactly what I want out of an understable mid. Not too flippy, but still understable. It's so good. 

I received this in Lucid plastic as a mystery disc. It flies very much like the chart suggests. The turn is one of the most predictable turns that I've experienced in a disc. It is exactly the same every time. The plastic feels like it will retain the flight numbers for a long time, it doesn't seem to ding or scuff. 

I like throwing this flat to get a nice turn with a tiny fade back. It won't really fade back from an anhyzer at all and can be hyzer flipped pretty easily with a small angle. A steep hyzer will hold the angle. It might be really good for a beginner to practice hyzer flips or a nice glidey straight to turnover midrange for those that are still working on getting their form down. 

Throwing Lucid plastic at 4,400 ft in Utah at 181g. To me, 5 stars = incredible disc 4 stars = good & dependable disc. I don't give out too many 5 star ratings.

The Bounty is a really sweet disc. Looking at its profile surprises me that it is an understable midrange. The feel of it as I grip it, is quite comfortable. There is just enough rim to it that it fits comfortably in a power grip as well as a forehand grip. A good middle ground. Where it is comfortable in my hand, I find it easy to throw this disc. 

Throwing this I find that it is a little more understable that I would have expected. I find that it almost always goes to the right more that the numbers would suggest. Its like it has a little bit more turn than DD suggests. I do find that this disc will glide for quite some time before fading out. I like the amount of glide that it has as it suits the disc nicely. Its good to see the disc fliy to the right and then keep pushing forward before it fades out slightly back to the left.

Overall this is a great understable mid made by Dynamic Discs. If you like Trilogy plastic, and are looking for an understable midrange, this is definitly worth giving a shot.

As a rec level player who is still working on backhand form, I love the Bounty. I use these for long swooping controlled turnovers, hyzer flip to gentle right turn, and hyzer flip straight shots. I'm still working on dialing these in with hyzer angles and amount of snap to get desired flights, but I've pulled off some pretty shots with these when thrown correctly. I really like how comfortable the rounded top portion of the rim is and just feels really good in my hand. To me, it flies like the midrange version of my slightly beat-in Lucid Escapes.

Easy to throw midrange with great glide and control. Reminds me of a mix between a Comet and Buzzz. It is very easy to throw multiple type shots: turnovers, flex shots, hyzerflips, and slow gliding hyzers.  It is not super dependable in the wind, but it didn't really do too bad in a 10mph headwind today. I see this being my go-to on wooded holes for shots 150 - 250 feet. Anyone just starting out should definitely put this disc on their "gotta have it" list.

First off, this disc arrived and I immediately went out to play a round. I ended up hitting my first ace with it (I've been playing for about a year) on a short par 3. So yeah, thanks infinitediscs!

Second, I wanted to try this disc because I did not have a reliable under-stable mid-range. I like throwing the stable Innova Roc3 with a bead, so I thought this disc would feel similar and just be under-stable. I believe I hit the nail on the head. Now i can throw nice glidey anhyzers, hyzer-flips, or straight to right back-hands without having to be too touchy. 

Useful disc.

This is an excellent disc. I bought this to work on my understable game. Within a few rounds, it has become my primary mid. With a smooth throw, this disc will do what you want. It's best suited to hyzer flips or gentle turnovers. It is effective for me between 200-280 ft without turning over, but I'm sure that that'll increase as I learn the disc more. This is a must-bag if you play wooded courses. 

I love this disc. It feels great in the hand and flies straight and SOOOO long on a flat or mild anhyzer. Will hold the line on a hyzer pretty well. can't say enough on the flight, this will go 275+ for me, about what im throwing a fairway, and is pretty accurate. It has a straight flight with no drama on the dump and so far has had little ground play when it does drop. It is a big bigger dim than any other disk in the bag but not to much so but enough that a female friend tossed it, she is tiny, like 5', and said she thought it was a bit big in her hand. FH tends to flip on me but it's been crazy windy here (Toledo) since i got it.

This is a rather wide disc that is beaded with a good amount of glide.  Though it states to be an understate mid it really isn't that understate states it is -1.5  however its more like -1 or -0.5. Not to flipy really and a very small amount of fade like it states o.5. 

Over all this is a nice wooded tight fairway mid that for the moat par just goes and stays straight for the most part. I recommend this disc by dynamic, the rim does take a little while to get use to.   

This is an awesome midrange. I recommend trying it. It flies super straight for shots under 250 ft. It has a narrow profile and smaller bead. I think it is easy to grip for most hand sizes. Throw with moderate power it flips up to flat and glides for days. It has nearly no fade at the end of its flight. It can be put on many different lines and can shred wooded courses. I especially like this discs for slight turn over shots. It is a little difficult to control the distance with it because of the no fade and high glide. This is probably the the best beginner mid I can think of. Similar to buzzz with less fade.

Disc: Dynamic Discs Bounty - Lucid 178g (Trilogy Challenge)

Feel: The Dynamic Discs Bounty is a beaded wide diameter mid with a slight dome and average rim depth. Comfortable to backhand with any grip but the bead makes it not great for forehand. Blunter wing on the rim than most of the other 4 speed mid range drivers that I had felt up before which I liked. During the summer when I participated in the Trilogy challenge the Lucid plastic was flexible and grippy.

Flight: Out of the box neutral straight flier. Didn't take a lot of power to get it moving and the glide kept it straight. Luckily there wasn't a lot of wind but I don't expect the Bounty to handle direct headwinds very well. Held release angles very well and excelled at hyzerflips for shots 250 to 300 ft without becoming extremely flippy. Definitely won't handle full power & torque without a great amount of spin and angle control. Anhyzers held pretty much to the ground when given enough height.

Impressions & Comparisons: I participated in the Trilogy challenge on a fairly open course which didn't need too many mid range shots, but I created a few to give the Bounty a good amount of testing. Dynamic Discs did a good job creating a disc that I didn't immediately have a comparable for hand feel, but the flight reminded me of the Infinite Discs Anubis (D & I Blend) a bit. Slower speed than a Quantum Aurora from Millennium, but reacted similarly to angles of release with good glide. Perfect mid range driver for calm and tailwind conditions for most any player. Powered down pretty well for control and touch standstill shots. I think the Bounty would be perfect for a new disc golfer trying to learn to throw all kinds of release power, angles, & heights because it translates them well.

This disc is exactly what I've been looking for. I am 8months in and started with a Cobra and some putters. Eventually I grew out of the cobra you could say, what I was looking for was a cobra in better plastics but Innova doesn't offer that. After trying out a Tursas and being slightly disappointed I tried this disc in Fusion plastic. It nails it. Small shallow rim and pretty flat. The Fusions tend to be flatter than the Lucids it seems. I realized that for touchy approach shots that a flat disc really helps with a clean release, for me at least. 

Don't expect to throw this 300ft and not have it turn a bit, its a speed 4. 250ft and in unless you want a turnover shot. If you like to attack approaches on a straight line then this is a great disc. You can power down, slight hyzer at the basket and the glide will take it from there. The difference between this and the Tursas in flight is pretty small, Tursas fills the hand more and is my hyzer flip forehand approach disc(177g). I'll be using the Bounty for backhand approaches.  

The Bounty is a slower Leopard. Hyzer with medium power, will flip up, gliding turn for most of the flight, and finish straight and soft. Touch shots with low power and flat release will go straight, very slight turn and very slight fade.

The feel in the hand is 'rounder' than a Truth or EMac truth or Verdict. Bounty has been said to be similar to the Comet, and I agree. Similar, but for me more comfortable to grip than the Comet.

I have a fuzion plastic bounty from the trilogy challenge, and it is one of the most reliable discs in my bag. If I put it on hyzer, it will flip up and turn, depending on the angle, if I throw it flat, it will turn over without fighting out of it too much. As long as you dont put a ton of torque on it with a forehand, it is nice for hyzer flip forehands as well. It is very controllable for many lines for woods golf as well. Overall, this was my favorite trilogy challenge disc, and it has a solid place in my bag.

RHBH. First threw this at the 2020 Trilogy Challenge. Been using it for turnover shots 225' - 260' ever since.

Throw this thing with some snap on a slight anny, keeping that arm speed low while following through, and watch it glide. Highly recommend.