Long hyzers.

My main distance forehand disc. Overstable with a hint of turn and extra distance.

Max distance in windy conditions.

A slightly longer and less overstable Felon. Great for forehands.

Straight to understable distance. Mostly forward fade, which is great for long tunnel throws.

My most overstable fairway. Forehands, forehand rollers and headwind hyzers.

Straighter than the Lucid version with a touch of fade at the end of its flight.

Straight fairway with a consistent overstable finish.

A great controllable fairway with consistent turn and reliable fade.

Long turnover backhands and backhand rollers.

Easy to control straight to slightly understable fairway with a neutral finish.

Slow turn and extra glide for situations where my run-up or arm swing is compromised.

Slight turn and lots of glide, gives me extra distance.

Super overstable utility disc. Short forehands, skip shots, forehand rollers, windy day approach shots. It can do it all.

Produces a nice s-curve with a gentle fade at the finish.

Long, slow turnover approaches.

Turnover approaches. Good for slightly longer turnover forehands than a Deputy can handle.

My approach shot workhorse. Reliable overstability in all but the windiest conditions. I also use my Harp for putting in strong headwinds.

Slightly more glide than the Harp with a good overstable finish. Slightly shallower rim which helps with short forehand upshots.

Glidey and straight, so you can throw it straight at the basket.

Short range turnover approach and utility disc.

Great for layups and approaches on sloping greens or where there is danger near to the basket. The Megasoft Shield gives me confidence to throw at my target, knowing that there will be minimum skip or roll.

A straight putter with a hint of an overstable finish. Shields don't have huge amounts of glide which encourages me to commit to my putts more and ensure a confident follow through.