The Clash Discs Peach in Sunny plastic is an understable midrange built for high glide at low speed, and this run carries Erika Stinchcomb's signature stamp. It is the disc for anyone who needs a midrange that turns over instead of fighting them on tight, wooded lines.

Flight Numbers: 4 / 5 / -2 / 1

Sunny is Clash's premium, stiff plastic blend. It holds up in hot weather without going soft or overly grippy, and it resists torque on full power throws better than most base line midrange plastics. It takes longer to beat in than a softer blend, so the turnover flight you get out of the box sticks around for a while.

Thrown flat it turns over gently and glides out before settling into a light fade, and on a hyzer it will flip all the way to flat if you give it any speed. That makes it a natural for rollers, tunnel shots, and anhyzer lines that need to hold. New players and anyone with a slower arm get real distance out of this one because it does not need power to turn over, while big arms can use it as a flex shot midrange on tight fairways.

Need a midrange with more stability to hold a straight line instead of turning? The Axiom Neutron Hex is the closest comparison from another brand. Prefer a mold that stays flat longer before it fades? The Discraft ESP Buzzz is the standard everyone measures against. See the rest of the collection at Clash Discs Peach.

Speed 4, glide 5, turn -2, fade 1. Diameter 21.4 cm, rim width 1.4 cm, max weight 177.6 g.