Aftershock | Disc Golf Association · Discgolf-Dorado.com

The DGA "Aftershock" operates as an overstable midrange, bridging the gap between standard all-purpose discs and specialized utility molds. With a speed of 5, it covers classic midrange distances and excels in controlled approach shots where wind resistance and precise landing zones matter. The bead on the inner rim ensures a defined grip and promotes clean releases. In the SP Line, it shows moderate overstability without extreme beefiness, while the ProLine and D-Line offer varying stability levels depending on wear. Positioned as a slightly more overstable complement or alternative to the Buzzz, it fills a niche for shots requiring more fade without crossing into dedicated headwind disc territory. In flight, the "Aftershock" combines glide 4, turn 0, and fade 2 for a predictable trajectory. It holds flat to slightly anhyzer releases steady without early right drift, while the controlled fade brings the disc back reliably without an overly harsh finish. On hyzer lines, its stability increases further, making it useful for tunnel shots and tight fairways. Compared to the Z Wasp, it shares similar overstability but with a less pronounced bead and slightly gentler fade. Against a Roc, certain plastics exhibit lower glide, resulting in more direct, less floaty flights. For beginners with some experience, the "Aftershock" offers an accessible introduction to overstable midrange throws without overwhelming beefiness. Advanced and seasoned players value it as a dependable workhorse for approach situations, hyzer lines, and moderate wind conditions. It delivers solid control on forehand shots while maintaining precise backhand lines without unwanted turnover. Those seeking a midrange that balances all-purpose versatility with utility-like consistency—complete with reliable fade—will find the "Aftershock" a thoughtful addition to their midrange lineup.