Quake | Disc Golf Association · Discgolf-Dorado.com

The DGA "Quake" fills the gap as an overstable midrange, bridging controlled approach shots and reliable headwind plays. With its pronounced fade, it excels at precise hyzer lines and situations where the disc must not drift right. Its comfortable feel—free of sharp edges—and balanced depth make it a versatile tool for fairway positioning and approaches where reliability outweighs distance. In ProLine and SP-Line plastics, it maintains consistent overstability, while the D-Line gradually breaks into straighter flights, offering a second utility in the bag. In flight, the Quake resists turn even at higher arm speeds, holding flat lines before its strong fade kicks in. A glide rating of 3 ensures it doesn’t drop too early but avoids unpredictable distance surges. Compared to extreme utility discs like the Justice, it offers slightly more forward push for better distance control while staying firmly in the overstable spectrum. For forehand approaches, it performs cleanly, leaving little room for error and landing predictably. Backhand hyzers benefit from its blend of stability and moderate glide, which activates fade even at lower speeds. Advanced players rely on the Quake for dependable flight paths in wind and technical gaps. Intermediate throwers appreciate its forgiveness on approaches, while beginners with enough arm speed benefit from its predictability—though slower throws may see early fade. Both forehand and backhand players will find it a stable midrange, handling hyzer tunnel shots as well as forced anhyzers that fade back with control.