This disc is just what I was looking for in a slightly overstable mid. I was hoping for something that would fly like an Emac Truth and this disc flies a lot like that disc. The grip is a little different but they are similar in flight. The first round I put it in my bag I got an ace with it. I really like how straight it flies before fading at the very end. Really easy to control and predictable flight each throw. The glide is nice too, I was able to get some nice distance with it. One of my favorite mids already, can't wait to throw it more.

A workhorse mid. Dead flat, feels amazing in the hand, flies straight with a small fade (not quite 2). Not quite stable enough to flex, and once beat in it can't handle torque quite as well. Still the first mid I'm pulling out of my bag for most situations. Beats in to a dead straight neutral flyer.

S-line is my favorite plastic for MD3s.  I like the ones that have a bit of dome to them.  They don't have the best glide when new, but after working one in they are perfect.  Stable enough to hold whatever line you put them on for most of the flight, with reliable fade at the end.  Assuming I don't lose mine, I can see this staying in my bag for years.  Its incredibly durable and still has no gouges in the rim after over a year of use.  If it starts to show some turn, I'll cycle in a backup, but for now this is my workhorse midrange.  Hoping to see Discmania pump some of these out once the factory gets spinning at full capacity.

Let me start off by saying that I throw MD for my straight midrange shots so I thought I'd be safe picking up this MD3. I I picked up a an S-Line 175g disc and it is fine if you power down and have zero headwind. Throw this disc full power and it is headed down the understable flight path and if your lucky it might end 40' off center if unlucky you have just successfully thrown a "throller". Maybe I got a dud and maybe it's better in C-Line plastic but either way I wish I wouldn't have purchased this disc.

I have an S-Line MD3 and it I found it very easy to throw. The S-line plastic provides good grip and it has a deep rim. This is slightly overstable for me with really nice glide. I would say 5/5/0/2. It didn't not turn for me even when I ripped it pretty hard. The one down side for me is that I was having a hard time getting really clean releases, so it was always fluttering a little bit right out of my hand. I tried a few different grips but couldn't seem to get rid of that flutter. Maybe it's due to the deep rim. I eventually decided on throwing a Buzzz and a Method which meant I didn't need the MD3 in my bag. I still think it's a good disc but just not my top pick for that slot.