I don't find myself throwing the Ra a lot, but whenever I do I am glad I have it.  If I would normally throw a Tomb on a hole, but now there is a headwind I can reach for the Ra and get a very similar result.  It isn't a super overstable mid, but it is noticeably more overstable than something like a Chariot.

Man what can I say about this disc other than absolutely amazing. I previously bagged a wasp and roc3 and after one round this disc kicked them both out of the bag. This disc had the stability of the roc3 with more glide and I felt way more control. I now pair it with the anubis (which i will also be reviewing) and the two complement each other perfectly. 

The RA is a stable mid. It is like a roc or a Buzzz. It is a big distance disc if you need a good mid git it

If you are looking for a staple disc to have in your bag for any situation within 320 feet,  pick this disc up.  It will hold any angle you release it on for most of the flight and have a very reliable slight fade at the end. I have 2!

This disc is a stable midrange that I throw anywhere from 200-250. I use it for both backhand and sidearm. When I throw it on full power it just goes dead straight 90% of the flight then has a very gentle fade. I throw this forehand anywhere from 180-220. I love the feel of the mold, it has a large bead that allows you to get a good grip on it. It is my favorite midrange and the MF C-Blend looks SICK. Great disc.

The RA is on par with a brand new Z Glo Buzzz for me. It has dependable stability through the flight, torque resistance, and a strong fade at the end that wont cause a lot of skipping unless thrown on the hyzer angle. It immediately made my bag as soon as i had my first throw with it. Fits right in between the Buzzz and a Wasp.

I love this disc and is a go-to in my bag for forehand and backhand approaches if there is any wind. I've put this disc into the basket from >100 feet a few times and it always holds its lines reliably. 

If thrown flat, it has a nice gentle fade that is very reliable, even in wind. If thrown on a hyzer angle, it will hold that hyzer angle until acted upon by an outside force. A few times i've had to tomahawk it at awkward angles and it will usuallyflatten out .

The RA was one of the first Infinite Discs molds I decided to try out and I love this disc. It feels good in hand and flies a bit like a slightly less stable Roc3. My 175g metal flake handles wind fairly well and the glide is impressive. Most flights are straight with a nice fade at the end, but turn it over a bit and the disc will fly and finish very straight. It isn't  the most beginner friendly disc given its somewhat overstable flight, but it is also a comfortable disc for learning release angles. Highly recommend the RA.

The Ra is pretty comparable to a Buzzz(others may compare it to a Roc3 also, but to each their own), in my humble opinion. In the Metal flake C-Blend, it may be a tick more overstable, but not by much.

I love that i can rip on the Ra, and it wont turn over, unless I force it over on an anny line. Even when forced over, the Ra has the ability to fight out, and end flat or with a bit of fade.

If you are looking for something a bit more overstable than a Buzzz or Roc3, and cheaper too, the Ra is what you are looking for!

Don't believe me? Watch my review!

The Ra is pretty comparable to a Buzzz(others may compare it to a Roc3 also, but to each their own), in my humble opinion. In the Metal flake C-Blend, it may be a tick more overstable, but not by much.

I love that i can rip on the Ra, and it wont turn over, unless I force it over on an anny line. Even when forced over, the Ra has the ability to fight out, and end flat or with a bit of fade.

If you are looking for something a bit more overstable than a Buzzz or Roc3, and cheaper too, the Ra is what you are looking for!

Don't believe me? Watch my review!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9e-16uvRKqk

My first thought when i saw this disc was the profile is strange, didnt really look like anything id thrown before. I threw it anyway with little expectation and was pleasantly surprised. Its now my go to mid rane for 280-320' shots that need to be straight or have slight finish. The Ra has a small shoulder and a flat top. Can handle some headwind when thrown hard but not a ton.