The MD3 is another one of the greatest mids ever made, alongside the MD1. It compliments the MD1 beautifully seeing as it's a little bit more stable without going in to overstable territory per se. This disc is one of my favourites and go to's in tight wooded environments. I very often put this on a flat or very slight anny angle to make it drift very slowly to the right (RHBH), but it always finds it's way back with a little bit of extremely reliable stability right at the end, causing it to essentially land flat exactly where I envisioned. I'd recommend this to anyone, and if you haven't tried it, you're missing out! The two MD3's that I recommend the most, is the Iron Samurai 4 chroma and the DNA MD3.

From the moment I grabbed an MD3 I had a connection with it. It remains one of the most dependable discs in my bag, from Innova-molded to Discmania molded, it has remained a mainstay for me. Currently bagging 3: A DM-molded CLine which is a tick overstable and a mild dome (but not as OS as the MD5, which I also carry), a beat in IS4 (Chroma plastic is SOOOO nice) which has a nice straight, pushing flight, and an old Innova SLine which is nicely understable and holds wonderful anny-flights. Between these 3, the new MD5 and the new SLine MD3, I have all of my desired midrange flights covered. LOVE IT!

Recently picked up the Iron Samurai 4 to see how it compared to my standard MD3.  The chroma plastic is very pretty and feels great.  The plastic is smooth and has no flashing. The IS4 is definitely not as stable as my MD3.  When thrown hard this disc goes very straight.  I usually throw mids around 250-275ft. This disc I can push to 300 due to how straight it is. It doesn't handle headwinds well and will get significant turn.  Overall I am happy with this disc as my straight mid, but if you are looking for something more overstable I'd stick with a standard MD3.