What is a good midrange disc for me?

I think i need to have a midrange to help longer putts and i dont know where to start. i also want to know if anyone would suggest me to get a DISCRAFT NUKE.

[DevilsDen]

I'm a little confused...are you looking for a putter that will help with longer putts or a mid-range that will will be a good approach disc?

As far as putters go, I use 3. I have a DX Aviar because if I need a putter to sort of turn over or just wrap around an obstacle that's my go-to disc. I also use this an approach disc at times. I also have a Champion Aviar that refuses to turn over and will hold a straight line, this is what I use for any straight line putt and will give me the best chance for longer putts. I'm also working in a SSS Wizard into the mix because sometimes my Aviars are just too stiff that day and the wizard will grab chains all the time! :)

I bought a Nuke, but I personally can't throw the thing. I've had a little better luck with the Katana but not much. I don't have a cannon for an arm though, so if you do you'd probably have better luck than me.

[Tim Skierka]

Well i was asking for a midrange but thanks for the putters

[DevilsDen]

Well the ongoing joke on this site is "Roc or Buzz?" Both great pure mid-range discs - the list gets long after that ;)

[Blake Meyers]

actually its all about the shark haha;)

[Mike B]

i make fun of my friend (who is historically and humorously cheap) religiously for throwing a shark, I say its a just a wannabe roc

I say own a KC pro roc, a couple of buzzes in diff weights/plastics (i actually prefer the pro d), and one meteor

Anyone else like the meteor? It's a funny wonderful little disc

[Trevor Smith]

I like to use my Discraft Stratus for long putts. Get a nice light weight version of it (pro D is my favorite for putting, but that's me) and go to town. It has significant glide and predictable fight paths.

[Skip K.]

I prefer an Innova XD for mid-range and long putts. It has a nice low profile and fits well in the hand plus it's dx plastic so it's inexpensive. I would probably go for max weight for windy days. It hold a straight line pretty well.

[Mikey]

I say a Innova Roc (or) a Discraft Buzzz for midrange.

[Rescue]

I say a Roc and a Buzzz. Two must have discs. As for helping on longer putts. I use a Classic Roc for those 100' to 125ish up shots/putts. Innova says it's a putt and approach disc, but I never thought of it as a putter. It's a great disc imo.

[AK Discer]

The classic Roc in anything but Star plastic is great, otherwise it is a stable pig. Which is good for upshots or headwinds. Some people like ridiculously stable putters, if that is the case then the Star Classic Roc is for you.

[keith Morin]

Classic roc, Ive had a dx classic roc for 3 years. It has hit more trees than Willie Nelson. The older and more mangled it gets the better it flies.

[Sam Smith]

I too LOVE the classic roc. This is the best mid-range/putter anyone could own.