For those times when I need a disc that absolutely positively has to fight a headwind or hyzer out, also great for flex shots and hyzer spikes. It has a seemingly endless amount of overstability without being unmanageable.

I mainly use the Sheriff for big anhyzer flex shots and hyzer flips.

When I need a little more stability and distance than the Trespass the Raider is the disc I’m reaching for.

The Trespass is a great high speed driver with not too much turn or too much fade. Very neutral in its flight.

For me, the Lucid-X Trespass will fight against winds and finish a little harder than the standard Lucid Trespass.

When I’m looking for a similar flight to my Escape but with more stability and a dependable fade I look to my Getaway. This disc will hold a straight line for most of its flight with a controllable amount of fade at the end.

For my bag, the Lucid-X Getaway slots in between the Felon and Enforcer when it comes to overstable drivers.

Glide, glide, and more glide. For how small and comfortable the rim is, the Escape will fly amazingly far, regardless of your arm speed or skill level.

The Explorer is without a doubt my favorite fairway driver ever. The Explorer is incredibly dependable with perfect stability and great glide. Once they’re a little worked in, they will fly dead straight with very little movement on the fairway. For me, this disc fills the spot of a longer EMAC Truth and I always have multiples in the bag.

The Maverick is my backhand roller disc and what I’ll reach for on air shots that need to work to the right without too much fade.

The Lucid-X Maverick is capable of hitting some lines that other discs just can’t. Easy to flip without the worry of it burning out with a reliable neutral finish.

My go-to fairway driver when I’m questioning the wind and can’t afford to turn something over. The Felon feels great in the hand and has a very clean release.

The EMAC Truth is the best midrange I’ve ever thrown and it will likely stay that way. For me, the EMAC excels in the 275 to 300 foot range. It flies so unbelievably straight yet has predicable fade at the end. If you don’t throw an EMAC Truth, you are missing out!

Dependable overstable midrange that feels great in the hand. The Verdict fits in perfectly between the Anvil and EMAC Truth when it comes to distance and stability.

Very versatile understable midrange, whether it’s hyzerflips or long turning anhyzers with minimal fade. The Fuse is also a fantastic midrange for tailwinds when you need a nice straight flight.

The midrange version of the Harp for me. Great for scrambles and longer upshots when you absolutely can’t have any turn.

The Warden feels absolutely great in the hand and thanks to being beadless has a very clean release. I use it mainly for putting but it’s also great for hyzerflips that hold a gentle turn.

If there is a straighter flying putter off the teepad, I’m not sure what it is. If you’re staring down a 200 foot tunnel look no further than the Pure. I have an Opto-X in the bag for that added bit of stability and longevity.

When I’m inside 125 feet and need to get out of trouble, I’m likely reaching for my Harp. Also great for chip upshots and putting when the wind calls for more stability.