I always keep a Tiger Line in my bag and have since I started playing 5 months ago.

The disc is very expressive. If you throw it flat and fast, you will have a straight line, then a reliable fade (like a more overstable Buzzz).You can get reliable spike hyzer's that don't roll. You can throw it with a bit less power and get a strong hyzer line.

Only issue is that the Tiger line beats in quickly due to the cheap quality plastic. That said, any complaint I have regarding that is offset by the fact that these costs about $4-7 a piece.

Tiger - 169g

This thing is great, more of a fairway/mid hybrid but still a great, comfortable disc. It has never turned over on me when I don't want it to, and has a nice, controlled flight with a little low speed fade. Recommend for big-arm throwers

The Kui has been one of my favorite discs since my friend lent me one for a round a year or so back. I gave the speed a 6 because I felt I could throw it like a fairway driver, even though its blunt enough to fair OK in tailwinds. As an intermediate player without anything spectacular in terms of power, I found this disc a very straight flyer when shooting tight woods gaps, and I think a beginner would find the same. Also don't think it gets as much late fade as claimed, though glide and turn seemed fairly accurate. Also love the feel of the I-blend plastic. Its not super durable but feels great in the hand, totally worth the price. Definitely recommend this disc, especially with the sweet Koi fish stamp.

If you're looking for the typical midrange feel like a buzzz or mako this is not the disc for you. This is mid-fairway hybrid that has a rim like a fairway but flies a little slower. This isn't quite as overstable as they claim but it will usually come back. I noticed a little bit of high speed turn when I really forced it but thrown flat this disc will always finish left on rhbh 

Wow, I didn't expect to like this one as much as I do...I bought it on cyber week and the triple foil Kui fish stamp was so pretty and the fact that it was a tweener looking mold for $5(on sale) I wanted to give it a shot. It is a straight, long mid like a Warship but the feel is a bit of a slow blunt driver feel. A lot like a blunter Leopard. I was seeing a touch of turn and a gentle and very late fade with throws in between 315 and 350 depending on the angle I was giving them.  I think it is entirely possible this is the mold they use for the Discmania Spirit Fox/Magician and I have used Tiger line in the past and the gummy feeling plastic that they are using for it now feels a touch more like Trilogy BT Medium/Zero Medium and really grippy. Was throwing it on a chilly day and it was pretty grippy and nice. My rating would be 6/4/-1/2 and I think this one my feature in my travel bag since it can handle most shots between 250 to 250 and even does low to mid power forehands okay without too much drift.