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Highest Rated Overstable Discraft Midrange Discs
Highest Rated Overstable Discraft Midrange Discs
Explore the highest-rated overstable midranges from across disc golf. These rankings are based on reviews from actual disc golfers and include molds suited to wind, power throws, and dependable fading lines.
Top-rated discs:
- EMac Truth — 4.70/5 (175 reviews): A stable-to-overstable midrange with excellent glide and a predictable finish. Its combination of distance and reliability makes it useful for both approaches and full midrange drives.
- Roc — 4.75/5 (162 reviews): A classic overstable midrange with a comfortable, familiar flight. Players value its ability to hold controlled lines while providing a reliable finish.
- Verdict — 4.77/5 (125 reviews): A strongly overstable midrange designed to handle torque and wind. Its predictable fade makes it a useful choice when a dependable finish is more important than maximum glide.
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Wasp
The Wasp is one of the more popular overstable midrange discs. This is a great disc for windy conditions and strategic fading shots. The Wasp has a Discraft stability rating of 1.5. The Wasp is only available in the ultra-durable Elite-Z and ultra-premium Titanium plastics.
If you’re looking for a quality midrange disc that will last, these plastics will do the job. For a more colorful option, consider a dyed Wasp in Elite Z plastic.
Manufacturer Flight Numbers 5/3/0/2
Reviewer Flight Numbers 5/3.9/-0.1/2.3
Nebula
The Discraft Nebula was the Ace Race disc for 2008. It is an overstable midrange that is now only available in this limited edition Elite Z run. In a lot of ways, the Nebula was the first Buzzz OS, as it is a very dependable overstable midrange that will hold strong in the wind.
Manufacturer Flight Numbers 5/4/-0.5/2
Reviewer Flight Numbers 5/4/-0.5/2
Malta
The Malta, an overstable midrange, is Paul McBeth's 4th disc. The Malta has a strong and controllable flight. It has a similar feel and flight to the Zone, but with the distance and trustworthiness of a Buzzz. The Diameter is slightly bigger than a Zone, but not as wide as a full size wide-diameter midrange.