Nice slow, light approach disc...

[Okdiscgolfer]

Just try using your putter

[simplepmart]

Most putters should be adequate for what you are talking about. The two discs that come to my mind are the Rattler and the Yeti. They fly SLLLLOOOOOOOWWWW and have great glide. I only mess around with my Rattler at home, but the Yeti is always in my bag for those type of shots (however, I never use it for a putter).

[davmer2303]

Classic Roc...Very smooth flyer

[DSmith]

Plain ol Aviar here.

[HiFi]

I like the Rhyno for shots 80-120. It dies nicely when you miss and handles the wind very well, which is important on shots in that range. Some may find it too OS but I think it's just right. You can put some sauce on it and it will still hlod it's line.

That or maybe try an Ion. It's not as OS as the Rhyno and handles the wind well itself.

[Allurex]

DX Dart. Even in lightweights, it's not super understable and will hold a hyzer if thrown lightly.

[mattc]

Originally Posted by dpgauthier

Why don't you just get a lighter Magic?

this is what i am wondering
M.St. has them on sale

i have started using a soft summit often for aproches

[BigSky]

Zeppelin.

There are still plenty of them out there.

[pookie]

Originally Posted by BigSky

Zeppelin.

There are still plenty of them out there.

I agree with the zeppelin and you can still buy new from Dynamic Discs. If you want something overstable try a lighter rhyno.

[BigSky]

Forgot the OP wanted something light. I agree with the Dart. It's super easy to throw, and will hold both hyzer, and anhyzer lines. R-Pro is my preferred choice of plastic.