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.

This overstable putter has a big thick Thumtrac Rim. The Pig is a slow overstable disc that hardly glides. It's great for hyzer putts and throwing into headwinds. The Innova Pig is available in the soft grippy R-Pro plastic.

The Scepter, a flat-top overstable fairway driver, is crafted for power throwers or those seeking utility on the disc golf course.. Designed with a flat top, it offers exceptional comfort for forehand use and reliably fights out of anhyzer releases.

Count on the Scepter to seamlessly slice through headwinds, showcasing its resilience and stability even in challenging weather conditions. This dynamic disc ensures a dramatic end-of-flight fade, adding precision to your throws and making it an ideal choice for players who prioritize control and reliability. Dominate the course with the Scepter in your arsenal!

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 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. 

The Doomsday Crisis is an overstable approach disc meant to save you from the next crisis on the course. This disc will always fade, letting you confidently dodge around gnarled trees, play amist the apocalyptic hurricane, and land next to the basket. This disc is similar in hand feel and flight to the Prodigy A2 or Kastaplast Jarn, but comes in Doomsday's flavorful and distinct plastic blends.

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.

The H13 Disc Golf Wanderlust is a 12-speed distance driver and the first PDGA-approved disc in the H13 lineup. Designed to fly like it’s already beat in, the Wanderlust offers some turn early in flight with torque and finishes with a dependable fade. Players with slower arm speeds will find it flies more overstable, providing reliable control and distance on every throw.

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.

The Gila is the midrange for players that want a quicker, more overstable option than traditional mids. Having a large bead & flat top, the Gila will speedily become your most used disc.