What to add to my bag?

[x3billRONIN]

I have one mid-range that i absolutely love (Drone ESP), however, I am looking for a mid-range that is more of a straight-line disc. Any suggestions?

Also, living in Kansas, it is often windy...is there a certain weight I should be searching for, or is it just a matter of personal taste?

[zud00]

If you want to stick to Discraft, the Comet might be a good choice. It is slightly understable but it is a good disc for beginners. Also, a Meteor would be a good choice. However, the Buzzz is going to be the most stable (straight flying) disc if you have the arm for it.

For an Innova disc, I would recommend a DX Stingray or a DX Wolf.

For playing in windy conditions, it is generally better to throw a heavier disc.

[Mushin No Shin]

Heavy weights for mids, especially in windy conditions. If you're use to rippin a drone, it seems a Buzzz would be the logical step down with Meteor and Comet maybe being too flippy for your midrange style. I use a FLX Buzzz 175 and a ESP Meteor 178 for my control game, cuz Discraft mids are simply great.

[SaginawBomber]

The Aurora MS from MIllenium has worked great for me this year. i have a 180 so windy conditions have never effected it much. definitly the straightest midrange ive ever thrown and definitly worth a look if yer lookin for new plastic

[MrFixIt]

Originally Posted by SaginawBomber

The Aurora MS from MIllenium has worked great for me this year. i have a 180 so windy conditions have never effected it much. definitly the straightest midrange ive ever thrown and definitly worth a look if yer lookin for new plastic

Yes, indeed.
Roc, Buzz, and one of my favorites, a DX Cobra.
Buy used ones (their cheaper), find what you like, and let'em rip!

[Midnightbiker]

Buzz, Cobra, or Coyote are the best for straight midranges. My brother uses a DX Coyote and its straight as an arrow.

[waynewf]

I find that the Buzzz and Coyote compliment each other very well...the Coyote being slightly understable and the buzzz being slightly over....

[sidewinding]

Wait until next Monday the 19th. Innova's new disc the MAKO will hit the stores. It's supposed to be the straightest disc they've ever made.

Here's a link to read more http://www.innovadiscs.com/

[jdggna]

Originally Posted by x3billRONIN

I have one mid-range that i absolutely love (Drone ESP), however, I am looking for a mid-range that is more of a straight-line disc. Any suggestions?

Also, living in Kansas, it is often windy...is there a certain weight I should be searching for, or is it just a matter of personal taste?

178g Buzzz will be a good choice if you're already throwing a Drone.
Heavier weights are less affected by wind in general.

[MotoDj]

Originally Posted by jdggna

178g Buzzz will be a good choice if you're already throwing a Drone.
Heavier weights are less affected by wind in general.

i agree, but i'll also state the buzz is great in the wind, i have a 166 z buzz thats still pretty stable in any wind, doesnt dance up and down much, not compared to most others

as long as your not lookin for a hyzerflip mid, the buzz is one of the better mids i've ever thrown