WELL My very first

[jsun3thousand]

damn it, itchy, i would have never questioned the glove if it was a power glove.

[Stringbean]

I recommend the Super Stingray. It is an extremely forgiving disc. When I was having oat issues, the Super Stingray was the only mid-range I could throw without turning over and not coming back. Even a brand new Star Roc was turning over.

I was lucky enough to find a CFR Star Super Stingray on Ebay with a flat top. Incredible disc.

The Champ Panther is another easy to throw mid-range. It is understable but will hold any line. I have a couple never-thrown spares if you are interested in one (PM me).

[Ryen91]

well that sounds good I use a glove for grip and to had snap it seems legal I didnt use it at all that day when i practice with it it creates a consistent release for me it is a wider reciever glove so it sticks

[JR]

People recommend against the Wolf enough on this board that i've never bothered to try one. Roc, Buzzz, Spider and Coyote are fine among many other perfectly good mids.

[money 21]

the wolf is a great driver for kids and people with slower arm speed to start with but it is very flippy and doesn't grow well with a player. the gateway scout and dga squalls are my favorite mids.

[Ryen91]

BRO say what you want but the wolf is a great turnover disc for a 200 foot anhyzer

[allsport1313]

lol

[chainchaser]

well I stunk it up I shot a 94 first round but did better with an 89 on the second made alot of 20 foot putts on the second round as well....man I tell you what though I hit Every tree in the world

WOW!!!Now I feel better because I shot a 73 first round and a 66 my second round in my first PDGA tourney a couple weeks ago. J/K!!