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I have seen discussions here lately about disappointing discs, or the best from each company, but not one where you got a disc and were surprised at how well it worked.

I have to say for me it is a Champion Viking 172 gr. I only got this disc after getting a 35$ voucher for winning a tourney. He had mostly Innova, I throw mostly Discraft. He didn't have any Innova I was familiar with except heavy Valkyries. I picked up a Viking and asked him how it was to a Valkyrie. He said just a little more stable. I picked it up, hoping it might find a way into my bag, if not it had a cool stamp and might make a great memento of the tourney tyo hang on the wall.

The disc ROCKs! I love it. It is super straight and did not have any tendency to turn over with full power. I was getting as good distance with it as I ever did with a Valk, and just shy of my record distance with a QJLS. The disc was a big surprise and found its way into my bag immediately where I need distance on straight shots. Distance is still improving with it and it may become my go to disc for max distance( currently held by my ESP Crush).

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The lowly DX aviar is by far the most underated disc in the world. I use it cotinuously in my game. hit metal from 100+ with it all the time. got one ace with my current one. The funny thing is I don't putt with it! but just about anything 120+ and in, its gonna get me close for a putt.
I find it amusing that you think the Aviar is the most under rated disc in the world when it is in the top probably 5 maybe or better of discs sold.
Beat DX Cobra is magic.
Renamed: Cobra Kai Warriors
They will hunt the chains even on a dark and crusty route with branches touching it all the way. They fight through. They twist and turn like a Cobra and magically end up by the basket.
New Star Roadrunner.
Renamed: Buttercup
With just a touch of snap, you can put this disc on a line and watch the performance. It will flip itself up to flat, glide forever and finish off in a nice straight line. Hmmmm. I can use that in a tournament! Holds a giant anny forever before gliding too. YUM!
Oh, and It will roll for a mile with a ton of accuracy. Bullet shaped wing makes this a bit understable out of the box. Sweet!


http://www.clearwaterdiscgolfstore.com/innovastarroadrunner-p-248.html
hoow about a champion red stingray, surprising because i have never lost it and its not produced anymore , its good for several holes which are short, tight, uphill or have a right dogleg. its a finesse disc that alot of people on the websites (esp. younger discers) don't seem to appreciate.
The R-Pro Boss - I bought one to try and the first round out with it almost aced a 310' hole, hard dogleg left immediately after going between two big leafy trees. The R-Pro Boss tracked like a cruise missile between the trees and then a textbook hyzer that ended up five feet past the basket. Two other holes that night it dropped within 10 feet of the basket. Not particularly durable (Do NOT hit trees!) but flies incredibly. I love this disc!
This disc also surprised me. I have a Champion and a Star Boss, and they are really great forehand discs for me, as they are over-stable and I get a lot of airspeed on my forehand drives, so I need that.

But I have a lightweight R-Pro boss and it is understable. Admittedly, I "tuned it" by flexing the rim down, but I could not in the world ever throw the Champ or the Star backhand, and the R-Pro is getting me some great backhand distance.
The Breeze...same as the most under rated disc in my bag.
have discovered I LOVE the breeze!!!! Stole both my wife's now.
Well, id have to so the most surprising disk that found its way into my bag would be a comet.
When i first got one, no one i knew threw it. All i have to say about it now is that is is the most controllable disc i own, on and off the tee pad.
my star orc never ceases to amaze me.
Yes to that.
The Quest Backbone is a great surprise. Throws very straight and has tons of glide. I really thought this disc wasn't going to be very good since it's a little unusual (rounded egde/lip) but it's my go to midrange workhorse now.

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