The Meteor is an understable midrange rated 5/5/-3/1, a glidey mold that turns willingly to the right (for a right-handed backhand) and holds that turn before only a slight fade. Its easy turn and glide make it a natural for controlled turnover throws and a friendly distance aid for developing arms. At moderate power it flips up and rides, giving beginners more reach and control, while stronger players use it deliberately for turnover lines, flex shots and rollers rather than dead-straight mids. Lighter weights turn over even more readily. It is a beadless mid with a comfortable, grippy rim. Anyone wanting a stable, wind-fighting midrange should look elsewhere, since the Meteor is built to turn. The Meteor is one of Discraft's long-standing understable midranges, a go-to for turnover and shot-shaping throws. It comes in grippy, durable premium plastics like ESP and Z that hold the flight, plus more affordable runs; a beat-in Meteor turns even more and makes a dependable roller.
The Meteor is an understable midrange rated 5/5/-3/1, a glidey mold that turns willingly to the right (for a right-handed backhand) and holds that turn before only a slight fade. Its easy turn and glide make it a natural for controlled turnover throws and a friendly distance aid for developing arms.
At moderate power it flips up and rides, giving beginners more reach and control, while stronger players use it deliberately for turnover lines, flex shots and rollers rather than dead-straight mids. Lighter weights turn over even more readily. It is a beadless mid with a comfortable, grippy rim. Anyone wanting a stable, wind-fighting midrange should look elsewhere, since the Meteor is built to turn.
The Meteor is one of Discraft's long-standing understable midranges, a go-to for turnover and shot-shaping throws.
It comes in grippy, durable premium plastics like ESP and Z that hold the flight, plus more affordable runs; a beat-in Meteor turns even more and makes a dependable roller.
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The Discraft Meteor is one of the most-reviewed discs we track.
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