I bought this disc for my wife, shes newer to disc golf and throws up to 220 feet with a good flex shot. This has become her go to midrange, it handles small anhyzer at low speeds very well, goes dead staright with a consistant finish. The Meteor would make for an excellent first disc for anyone looking to get into disc golf

Fantastic turnover disc that doesnt really bite hard on the turn but just gently floats on a turnover line. Gets sneaky distance with all the glide and turn. Nice grip on the swirly esp. If you throw it smooth on some hyzer it can pop up to straight and finish dead straight.

Good neutral/understable mid, will flip to flat really easy, and can hold the anhyzer angle if you give it enough pop and height. I was hoping this would replace my tursas, but it's definitely more stable (also important to note my meteor is 179 Gs and my tursas was 173) and I don't particularly care for the rim. This disc is tall and deep, and the rim takes some getting used to.

You really have to crank it to see the understability of this disc, but it goes laser beam straight other wise, especially at heavier weights.

Many players have a hole in their bags they may not realize, and that is a slot for a truly understable midrange disc.. The Meteor is a perfect mold suited for all skill levels, and fits the bill for a "flippy" midrange perfectly.

It has incredible glide, fits the hand well, and has that reliable turn right out of the box. Unlike many midranges which need to be seasoned to become a turnover mid, the Meteor will do what you need it to do right away! From new players to experienced veterans, every player needs a Meteor in the bag. If the Discraft Comet feels funny in the hand, try out a Meteor! 

It won't let you down :)