The Quake is an overstable DGA midrange rated 5/3/0/3: a flat-topped mid with little glide, no turn and a firm fade. DGA pitches it for confidence in windy conditions and for both backhand and forehand throws, so it suits players who want a midrange that finishes predictably on hyzers, flicks and windy holes. Players looking for a straight, glidey midrange should choose something less stable. DGA highlights its comfortable feel in the hand and dependable fade, and its Tour Series runs have been built around touring pros, including Parker Welck in 2024 and Sullivan Tipton in 2025 and 2026. The PDGA approved the Quake on 8 March 2017 (17-23), and it remains in production in DGA's factory store as of October 2026. Try Discs lists it in ProLine, SP Line and Granite, among other runs. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Legacy Discs Badger and the Prodiscus Pyramid.
The Quake is an overstable DGA midrange rated 5/3/0/3: a flat-topped mid with little glide, no turn and a firm fade. DGA pitches it for confidence in windy conditions and for both backhand and forehand throws, so it suits players who want a midrange that finishes predictably on hyzers, flicks and windy holes. Players looking for a straight, glidey midrange should choose something less stable.
DGA highlights its comfortable feel in the hand and dependable fade, and its Tour Series runs have been built around touring pros, including Parker Welck in 2024 and Sullivan Tipton in 2025 and 2026.
The PDGA approved the Quake on 8 March 2017 (17-23), and it remains in production in DGA's factory store as of October 2026. Try Discs lists it in ProLine, SP Line and Granite, among other runs. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Legacy Discs Badger and the Prodiscus Pyramid.
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