The Ra is allegedly a marriage of the RocX3 top and V-tech bottom.  The V-tech does make the grip of the Ra much more comfortable than the RocX3.  The RocX3, when thrown with power, is very straight with little fade at the end.  The Ra is also straight when thrown with power, but does have a reliable fade at the end.  I look forward to having the Ra compete against the Cro and Hornet for a spot in my bag.

Another Infinite Discs Homerun!

Ive been a big fan of all the Infinite releases thus far, and the Ra is no exception. My workhorse mids for years were Rocs. The Roc3 replaced those several years back. Now...my go-to mid is the Ra! I prefer a more overstable mid that I can really beat in, and the Ra is perfect for that.

Out of the hand, even when thrown with power (or torque) the Ra is quick and straight. As the Ra begins to slow, the fade kicks in. It is neither dumpy nor gradual...the "sweet spot" of fade. This disc is also great for forehand shots.

Pair the Ra up with the Chariot, and you have a great mid-range arsenal!

The c-line Ra is an overstable mid. It is more stable then a Roc3 with a bigger bead. I think it has more glide then a recon mortar but is more stable. Great for a head wind. Not great for beginners. I was able to turn it over but it did come back at the end. But to get it to turn over I really had to crank over on it. I think for the winter it will take the place of my mortar because we tend to get more wind in the winter in PA but not sure if it has a permanent place in the bag. Im excited to see how quickly it beats in. Love the stamp and that alone is worth the money!