I threw this disc for the first time and it flipped over like a negative tilt. I immediately shelved it for a while. Eventually i pulled it back out to practice with a few of my random midranges and I discovered what this disc is truly used for. Being the negative tilt.

Given, mine is 165 grams, but it is my 100% go-to on tricky short understable shots or any time i really need to get out of a jam. I've thrown this in from behind two trees, 40 feet away and it held the anhyzer line on putting/short throw in power the whole way. This is a cheat code. If you want a disc that can hold an anhyzer line this is it.

If you have a decent arm this is not a driving mid, but I fervently believe it belongs in everyone's bag to fill that exact spot. I've saved par countless times thanks to this disc and I can't believe i let it gather dust for months.

The flight of an ultimate frisbee with a more comfortable feel.

The Kon Tiki is the polar opposite of just about anything else in my bag. But for some reason, I love throwing it just as much as I love saying the name... kon-TIKI!

So far, my favorite shot with the Kon Tiki is touch forehand approaches. I've also thrown some ridiculous "get out of jail" cut rollers with it, and I might even consider using it as a jump putt approach disc in the future. The interesting combo of a high dome with a shallow rim makes it easy to grip it and get it where you want it to... so long as you're not trying to put more than 40% power into it.

To me, it's one of those discs that you don't need, but you're thankful you have it when the time comes.

kon-TIKI!

This is just about the most beginner-friendly mid-range I have ever thrown. It's very easy to get to flip up flat, and if you have much arm speed you can easily get this ride right (RHBH) for most of the flight.

It's definitely a useable disc for more experienced players as well. It has a super narrow rim, but quite a lot of dome. It feels like it's almost in the low-profile putter category, but it definitely gets the distance of a mid.

Try one out!