What is your favorite new disc in your bag of 2012?

It doesn't have to be a new release, just a disc you finally found this year and are loving.  For me its the hornet.  It is a great overstable midrange.  A mix of a buzz and a predator.  Throws just as well forehand as backhand.  For an overstable mid it has tons of glide.  Has gotten me many birdies this year.

[Frank Cruz]

I have an LE Z zone and thinking about switching back to the ESP one because its way more stable than the z version. I would suggest anyone that wants an over stable upshot disc but doesn't have the snap for it try out the z zone. Ya might have to throw a couple forehand rollers with it first ;)

[Allonzy]

ESP Meteor

[John Doe]

Roc

[Derek W]

Latitude 64 Vision in Opto plastic.  I've never been able to throw long anhyzer drives until I practiced with my wife's Vison.  I know it's just an understable driver like so many others out there, but it's the first one to stay in my bag long term with confidence.

[Ron Suir]

I have a vision in the mail heading my way.. looking at it as a roadrunner replacement.

[James Burton]

Latitude 64 Pain. Feels like a Roc in your hand but just goes way farther.

[Shane Shipman]

blizzard boss 134 gram and a 174 legacy cannon, both glide very well about 50% power and the both go over 450ft easy.

[JP Pulley]

Lat 64 Saint. ratings are 9 7 -1 +2  I have it in the gold line and love it.

[Ron Suir]

yeah I do love my Saint..such a reliable hyzer disc.

[Pete Maher]

Saint. The only new disc in my bag for 2012.

[Doug Simon]

For me being my first season of discgolf I learned to drive with an MVP AXIS. Super straight with tons of glide and a nice  fade at the end. I thought I lost her the other night when I launched from an elevated, chuted type tee in the woods to an open fairway below. I couldn't see the flight path once it left the trees. Looked everywhere! No axis. Its dark now and I'm headed towards my truck making one last sad sweep with my eyes, and there it is, right in my path on right side of fairway, long and to the right! I crushed that drive! MVP AXIS-midrange.

[Mike McFarlin]

Classic Roc

I’ve been a Roc thrower for a while but I just picked up a Classic Roc from our local sports shop and fell in love with it.  It is very controlled on either hyzer or anhyzer lines, making it a great disc for heavily wooded courses.