*NOTE* I only give 5 stars out to discs that I bag and throw actively. A 4-star disc is great and may come in and out of the bag for me and I can see another player actively bagging it. 

These discs were so much fun to throw! Before getting these in my hands I would say that I was firmly in the Ringer crew, but once I opened my pack up the Banger top just felt so good in the hand. When I threw these I compared them to each other and with my fresh stock Z Zone as well as the Prodigy A2 and DD Justice. I think that this type of overstable 4-5 speed is missing in the Discraft lineup that the Buzzz OS and Zone OS don't quite cover and I'm hoping that these Zones will do it.

Banger Zone: For me, this was about as glidey as the Zone and just a touch more stable. The glide allowed the Banger Zone to be super workable on all sorts of lines, but it wasn't as stable as I was hoping it to be. The handfeel was there for me for both the backhand and forehand. This is a slot that I would throw a lot of forehands with and for me the Banger top just kept on coming out of the hand weirdly for me. The great handfeel left me after the first couple of sidearms. All in all, great flight, but it was too close to my  Z Zone. 3 stars for the Banger Zone. Flight numbers: 4/3/0/3.

Ringer Zone: This disc had a lot more neutral handfeel, meaning I feel a lot more of the general public will like how this feels in the hand. This was significantly less glidey than my Z Zone and was also more stable. I felt like I could really torque up on this disc for both forehand and backhand. A lot of great flex lines and it's just glidey enough to be workable and still not get to the ground too fast. With the flight being closer to what I was hoping for I ended up liking the Ringer Zone more, but it wasn't quite as stable as the A2 or Justice. 4 stars for the Ringer Zone. Flight numbers: 4/2/0/3.5.