That shows the versatility of this class of disc. I’ve heard many people say that if they played a one-disc round, they would choose a midrange as their single disc. The midrange disc is probably one of the easier discs to shape. Most people have a few different mid’s in their bag for a variety of needs. The flights, like all categories of discs, range from flippy to very overstable. The rim of a midrange feels slightly more ‘meaty’ in your hand than a putter.

Not quite as easy to control as putters, their ability to be thrown slower than a fairway driver makes them a great choice for technical shots, shot shaping, and controlling the ground action once they touch down. Midrange discs, or mid’s, fill the ‘gap’ between putters and fairway drivers. Dynamic Discs’ Emac Truth fills the number six spot, and is the lone non-Discraft/Innova manufacturer. Discraft also took six of the top ten spots, with Innova sporting three molds in the top ten. The Discraft Buzzz Swept all three categories to take the title of the best midrange disc. We’ll add up all of these categories and declare a winner. Then, we’ll count your votes by looking at the comments on this blog. A usual, we’ll look at the sales for 2020 so far, and compare that to the reviews and ratings for the year. We’ve looked at the best drivers as a whole, distance drivers, control drivers, and now midrange discs. Our quest to find the most popular discs of 2020 continues this week by examining the data to find the best midrange disc.

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