Strong winds will make the most experienced player look like a novice. They have forced us back into the laboratory to solve the midrange question. Our tests have led us here. The Justice is served. The Justice, by Dynamic Discs, is going to become your new utility disc.  It will not turn over. Throw the Justice one time and you will not need to reach for anything else for a short distance, over-stable answer. No longer will you throw a good shot into a headwind only to see your disc flip over. Let the Justice get you what you deserve.

NOTE: Since the initial release, Dynamic Discs has changed the stamp on the disc to indicate "Glide 1" though the mold itself has not changed.

The Verdict is a very overstable midrange designed to handle a lot of torque with accurate consistent flights. All Verdicts stamped either “Prototype” or “First Run – Prototype” are stamped with Truth on the back. The disc was originally to be released as the Truth, but that name was instead used for a “True” straight flyer.

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.

Add some reliability to your mid-range game with the DGA Quake. It is overstable and also trustworthy in all wind conditions. This mid-range will hold a consistent flight path when thrown both backhand and forehand. The Quake features a super comfortable rim without sharp edges and also features a very flat top, ensuring an easy release for all hand sizes. This is one of the very best midranges for forehands because of its flat top, comfortable rim, and perfect overstability.

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.

When the wind is up and you need an overstable midrange, look no further than the Anvil. The Anvil has good speed for a midrange with even more overstability than the Bard. One might consider this to be a beadless Justice with just a little more glide.

The MVP disc line-up had lacked an overstable midrange disc for quite a while, until now! The Deflector is a meat-hook with a hard fade, perfect for strong forehand throws, fighting the wind, and shaping some dramatic flight patterns to navigate around obstacles. This is the real deal!  MVP gives the flight rating a 5 / 3.5 / 0 / 4

The most popular mid-range in the world now has a more overstable brother — the Buzzz OS. This new disc has the same great feel that disc golfers have grown to love, with additional stability. The Buzzz OS is that perfect beadless flat-topped, overstable-but-workable midrange for forehands you've been looking for. With the lineup of Buzzz OS, Buzzz, and Buzzz SS, all your midrange needs are met.

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.

Streamline’s first midrange is the Runway, releasing in Neutron Plastic. The Runway is an overstable midrange that can take powerful throws with accuracy. In heavy winds, this midrange will hold straight lines with a strong finishing fade. Power throwers will find that no turnover is too much for the Runway to overcome. The Runway offers more glide than the MVP Deflector due to its less aggressive fade at the end of flight. Debuting with Streamline’s stock triple-foil stamp and premium Neutron plastic, the Runway will keep its stability while gradually breaking in to a trusted stable midrange round after round.

The Troija is a very overstable approach midrange with a very flat top. It is an excellent choice for powerful forehand throws when you absolutely want a strong end fade, almost fading from initial release. The Troija also works wonderfully on skip angles if you want it to hit the ground and keep fading on the skip. It is a great choice for your bag as an overstable, short-range utility disc.

The Legacy Recluse is a very overstable mid, comparable to the Pursuit. The Recluse has a large bead and a slim profile. It will fight any wind and always hook up at the end of the shot.

The Gator is a bulky overstable midrange, perfect for shots that you want to stay put next to the basket. The Gator has very little glide (Innova rating of 2) and will go only as far as you throw it. It also makes for a decent putter on those very windy days. The Gator is available in an inexpensive DX plastic blend, which provides a super grippy, accurate release that sticks to the ground without skipping or rolling much. It is also available in premium Star plastic.

The Crossbow (Nu) is designed to be a utility disc for upshots and strong headwinds. This reliable mid has minimal glide and very strong fade. You won't be able to flip this disc over! It is meant to drop in on the target with overstable precision.

The Suspect is a unique, versatile disc in the Dynamic Discs line. This is a relatively slow midrange with a small diameter. It is thin for a midrange, with a height of just 1.6cm. The Suspect is very overstable and should be great for powerful throwers and windy days. Dynamic Discs says that this disc has the best characteristics of putters and midrange discs. It’s an all-purpose mid that fits in the “tweener” slot in your bag. The Suspect was PDGA approved on March 8th, 2013. It is available in DD’s quality Clasic Blend, Lucid, and Fuzion plastic in the Eric McCabe series.

The Toro is a flat, overstable, beadless mid-range that can handle some heavy torque. Calvin Heimburg provided substantial input in the creation of this reliable, slow-speed midrange.

The Stokely Discs Owl is a slow, overstable approach disc designed for short to medium distances. Its exceptional torque resistance makes it especially effective for sidearm throws, and its low profile helps it maintain stability in all wind conditions. With a reliable ability to stop quickly on the green, the Owl is the perfect tool for precision approaches.

The Tuohi is a premium overstable midrange disc designed for players seeking consistent performance under all wind conditions. Featuring a pronounced fade and exceptional torque resistance, the Tuohi excels in navigating around obstacles or trees, making it an indispensable choice for challenging courses. The name "Tuohi," translating to "birch bark" in English, is inspired by the protective outer layer of the birch tree (genus Betula), a material revered for its durability and versatility across various cultures throughout history. This disc embodies the resilience and natural elegance of its namesake, offering players a reliable and high-quality option for their disc golf arsenal.

The Disctroyer Woodpecker looks to be similar to a Zone based on the pictures on the PDGA website. We don't know much about it yet, but we will soon when it releases. It was approved on April 17, 2023