The Buzzz (3 z’s) is one of the most popular midrange discs in the world. This consistent, reliable, and stable disc will perform exactly how you want it to. With powerful throws the Buzzz will hold any line you put on it. With light, level throws, it will fade slightly. This super popular disc can be purchased in all of Discraft's plastics. In base line plastics it has a stability rating of 0. In premium plastic blends this disc is slightly overstable with a Discraft rating of .5.

The Discraft Paul McBeth Malita is a small-diameter midrange designed for straight, workable flights with a touch of turn and high glide. Built for precision, it excels at touch shots, finesse approaches, standstills, and controlled lines in the woods. The beadless rim offers a clean release and comfortable feel for both backhand and forehand grips.

The Glitch from MVP is a lightweight approach disc with very high glide, that is made for low-speed, precision placement or long distance putting. It can be used as a catch-and-throw disc for warm-up and then used to reach the basket with ease, even making long putts feel effortless.

The Artifact is an understable, easy-to-control putter with a rounded, beadless rim. It is comfortable to throw for short drives and approaches, holding the line upon which it is released while reducing any end-of-flight fade. It's also a trusty putter to finish at the basket and an excellent choice for players who prefer to use a "loft putt" style or who cherish minimal fade into the chains.

The Streamline Range is a unique utility disc that fills a specific role in any disc golfer’s bag. Designed for control and precision over distance, the Range lacks glide and drops quickly, making it ideal for those tricky approach shots where overshooting is a risk. With minimal fade and the ability to hold hyzer or anhyzer angles without drifting, it offers a straight, reliable flight that’s surprisingly fun to throw. Comparable to the Kastaplast Berg, the Range brings a similar feel and flight at a more affordable price, making it a must-try for fans of specialized approach discs.

The Kastaplast Alva thrives in wide fairways and open skies. Experience its effortless flight over grasslands, covering impressive distances with ease. This disc requires less power to reach its full potential, making it ideal for beginners and touch shots. The wide rim provides a steady grip and controlled release. The Alva is a reliable companion for any player, perfect for calm conditions.

The Discraft Cicada is designed to be a hyzer-flip machine. Beginners and intermediate players will love that with a smooth, controlled release, this disc will fly dead straight. With a smash, this disc will carve up long arcing turnovers and execute perfect rollers. As a proud addition to Discraft's lineup, the Cicada thrives, elevating the game of disc golf and complementing their legacy of excellence.

The Wave is the second wide-rimmed, high-speed distance driver released in the MVP line. This disc is moderately stable and described as a longer Inertia. For high-speed throws, the Wave will exhibit long gliding turnovers and hyzer flips. Low-power players will find the Neutron Wave to be overstable, but useable for a variety of different shots.

The Servo is a super straight-flying disc that’s easy to control. While the original MVP drivers (Volt, Shock, Amp) are classified as speed 8-9 drivers, the Servo is more similar to the Resistor with a 1.7 cm wing and a speed rating of 6.5. According to MVP: “The Servo is a straight-stable fairway driver with a low power requirement and controlled speed. Its extended GYRO™ push gives it less lateral movement and immense glide with an effortless forward fade. Both high and low power throwers alike will achieve easy pinpoint accuracy with ultimate control to make it one of their most used discs on the fairway.”

The Proxy shares the same core as the Envy, but is a straight flyer. Thrown hard or soft, this disc will fly as straight as an arrow. Use it as a putting putter for those who like shallower putters, or a go-to thowing putter.

Simon Lizotte proves the utility of this disc as his go-to throwing putter and approach disc from all distances.

The Latitude 64 River is one the highest rated fairway drivers. It has incredible glide and is a great driver for beginners. Latitude gives this disc a glide rating of 7, higher than any other disc golf disc. Intermediate and advanced players will be pleased with the River’s accuracy and consistency. Throw this disc at a slight anhyzer angle and watch it sail forever.

The Hawkeye is a new control driver from Innova Champion Discs. It is a very straight-flying fairway driver. It makes for the perfect straight line shot through tunnels, or low hanging canopies. It is accurate and easy to throw, proving to be a great beginner disc, or a controllable disc for the more advanced player. It is a manageable speed that offers a high amount of glide, making this a great disc to use in various situations.

The Exodus was the first disc in the Infinite Discs lineup, and it’s a solid, easy-to-control fairway driver. Its comfortable rim and moderate speed make it great for players at any skill level. Known for its dependability, the Exodus shines on wooded courses, offering a precise, long flight with a consistent fade. It handles powerful throws well, making it capable of impressive long-distance shots.

The Discmania Link, the first putter in Discmania's Evolution line by Latitude 64. This neutral-flying disc excels both as a close-range putter inside the circle or for approaches all the way to a powerful drive off the tee. With a rounded rim featuring a large but comfortable bead, the Link offers a clean feel in the hand that accommodates various grips, including putter grip, fan grip, or power grip.

The Aztec, classified as a speed 10 driver, exhibits a straight flight path with a subtle fade towards the end. Despite its speed rating, the Aztec surprises most players with remarkable distance and accuracy, proving itself as a valuable asset to any game.

Unlike high-speed distance drivers, the Aztec boasts a more slender rim, enhancing comfort for the majority of disc golfers. Widely recognized as a lengthier yet comparable flying disc to the Exodus or Dynasty, the Aztec promises a blend of performance and familiarity for players seeking reliable distance shots.

The TOMB is a flat-topped, low-profile, putt-and-approach disc with a comfortably smooth, beaded rim. The Tomb has just the right amount of stability to cover ground while threading the needle on approach shots, whether thrown forehand or backhand. It can also be used as a crossover mid-range, driving putter, or to hold the line while putting from distance or in moderate winds.

The Maiden is a straight-flying, low-profile putter that was released for the 2018 Trilogy Challenge. It quickly became a putt-and-approach favorite as players discovered how comfortable it is in the hand and how straight it flies on approaches to the basket. 

The Alpaca is the quintessential beadless putter and is consistently rated as one of the best putt and approach discs in all of disc golf. The Alpaca has a deep, comfortable, traditional, and familiar feel. The Alpaca is the putting putter of choice for nearly all of Infinite's sponsored pros. This goes to show how incredible this putter really is. It is one of the greats inside the circle, and has incredible glide and torque resistance for as far as you can huck it.

The Hex is a straight flying midrange, designed to fit into anyone's bag. The 5/5/-1/-1 flight numbers are similar to a Buzzz with additial glide. Axiom takes a classic and gives it the GYRO effect, making a disc that is designed for trusty midrange placement shots without having to worry as much about wind or inconstistent releases. Every MVP/Axiom fan has a Hex in the bag.

A step above Mint Discs slower fairway drivers, the Diamondback is a Speed-9 that offers a neutral flight at high speeds and a reliable fade for lower arm speeds.

The Mako3 is the newest version of the remarkably straight flying Innova Mako. This midrange disc is the perfect solution for anyone who wants a straight flyer with very limited fade. The Mako3 is available in the Jolly Launcher Champion plastic, and is slightly faster than the original Mako.

The Aviar is a very popular straight flyer with a touch of fade at the end. This disc is one of the most popular putting discs that always seems to find the chains.