The Innova Firebird is the first “very overstable” disc that developing disc golfers should get. This disc will provide a massive fading hook, but it’s not so fast that it can’t be controlled by less powerful players. The Firebird makes a great forehand driver and can easily handle headwinds. This disc is consistently chosen and rated as one of the best discs for sidearm throws.

The Pursuit can take everything you've got and keeps its stability into the wind. This is the overstable midrange disc that all Legacy fans have been waiting for.

The Gator3 has a low profile and a flat top. This disc is new standard for an overstable midrange in Innova's lineup. The Gator3 doesn't even acknowledge the wind while on its way to basket. 

The Prodigy A1 is a utility approach disc. The A1 is one of the more overstable discs of its speed on the market. The A1 is a popular choice for power throwers looking for an overstable disc that won't fly too far, and won't turn over in any wind conditions. 

*Flight numbers were updated by Prodigy and used to be 3/3/0/3*

The Prodigy MX-1 is Prodigy's most overstable midrange yet. It is designed to have a predictable finish no matter the angle of release. Whether you throw it sidearm or backhand, the MX-1 can handle power and the wind with no problem at all. In the hand, it feels similar to a beaded disc but it doesn't actually have a bead. Its diameter is slightly smaller than traditional midrange discs.

Charge into battle with the most overstable distance driver from Westside Discs, the War Horse. Combining higher speed with dependable stability, the War Horse can tackle strong winds and finish with consistency.

Enter the Abyss with this impressive disc from Storm Disc Golf. This is a workhorse on the fairways with a manageable speed and dependable fade for consistent performance under all conditions. 

If you are looking for a very overstable, powerful distance driver, add the Innova Monster to your bag. This wind-beating driver is suitable for advanced players looking for predictable headwind or hard-turning drives. The Monster has a moderate rim width of 2cm.

Xenon is the newest addition to the Løft Discs lineup, featuring a flight rating of 9 3 0 4. This super overstable fairway driver is one of the most consistent, reliable, and forgiving discs in the collection, even for throws into headwinds.

An overstable fairway driver is an essential tool for every disc golfer's bag, offering versatility for making hyzer throws, flex lines, skip shots, and combating the wind. Xenon's properties make it ideal for forehand throws.

When thrown on a steep anhyzer, Xenon can be trusted to fly right and finish flat. With a moderate anhyzer, it delivers a smooth flex line through the forest, while releasing it flat produces a very predictable fade. This makes Xenon a great disc for almost every shot between 200 and 300 feet.

Xenon is the perfect balance of super overstable, torque-resistant, and reliable, without being gimmicky. You'll find yourself reaching for it time and time again. Løft Discs has endeavored to incorporate the exceptionally smooth feel of their Silicon midrange into this fairway driver.

Latitude 64 XXX is an EXTRA overstable fairway driver. If you need to make a shot where you can rely on a monster fade, this is the disc to use. The XXX has fairly wide rim width (2.0cm) and a weight ranging from 165-177 grams. It’s a fairly thin disc (1.5cm), but has an overstableness you can rely on.