Ok we covered the hyzer disc choice, now what about a solid BH anhyzer mid/driver disc?

Same question as before except with throwing the anhyzer, which disc do you use?

[Eric Day]

Long- Star Sidewinder 

Mid- Z Buzzz

Short Mid- Star Mako

Short- Old beat up Omega SS

[steve sevonty]

ultra long- katana pro

Long- Star Sidewinder 

Mid- Z Buzzz (flicked forehand)

Short Mid- Star Mako

 

ultra long- katana pro

Long- Star Sidewinder 

Mid- Z Buzzz (flicked forehand)

Short Mid- Star Mako

 

[Trevor Thornburg]

Star Sidewinder, Champion monarch,Old ass beat up baseplastic valkrie, and Stratus X for long range

Gator, Shark, Mid-rnage

Soft Focus for real short annies

[Dookville]

I love my Avenger SS for throwing long distance annies, the Champion Monarch is a close second. Mid to long mid I throw the Roc. For the short stuff I throw a 150g Innova Shark unless it's windy, then I throw a 174g Soft Magnet.

[Adam Briggs]

Long/fairways i use an old dx valk.  For mid i use an old elite x buzzz.  Then i got a old really beat up magnet for approach.

[Tate N]

Take my advice and keep it simple.  There are a serious list of discs out there that will hold an extreme anhyzer long, any of which will work.  If your looking for a solid, consistent anhyzer line you need to pick a disc with high turn.  Some examples would be an Archangel, or a beat up dX valkyrie.  concerning mid range discs, I would go with a Roc or Buzzz simply because they are the best. Remember, keep it simple.

[Gabriel -=24 CHA!NS=-]

Driver (300 +)= Esp Nuke / Esp Surge / Esp SS Avenger

Mid (200-300)= Glo-Stalker / ESP Meteor / Midnight Z-Buzzz

Putt/ Shortie (0-250)= Cryztal Challenger

[Disc-O Golf]

DX Flat Top Ontario Cobra.

Star Roadrunner.

Still need to break them in a little for the performance of holding the turnover line.

Throw with extra snap to add more spin that acts like a gyroscope and pulls the disc over.

Release with hyzer and watch the magic late turning quality.

Both make amazing roller discs also.