The Lone Star Discs Lone Wolf (Alpha) is an understable midrange with an aerodynamic profile closer to a fairway driver than most mids, molded in Lone Star's firm Alpha plastic. It is built to hold turn and anhyzer lines rather than fight for a fade at the end.

Flight Numbers: 5 / 5 / -3 / 1

Alpha plastic is firm and durable, with a grip that holds up over years of play and resists the dents that softer plastics pick up on tree strikes. It barely beats in, so the strong turn that defines this disc stays consistent instead of fading out after a season.

Thrown flat or on anhyzer it holds turn for a long, sweeping line and rarely comes back to a fade, which makes it a specialist for wide open holes and rollers rather than a straight-line workhorse. Beginners get a midrange that avoids the premature fade a lot of mids show, and it is an easy hyzer flip disc for anyone building distance. Bigger arms will find it turns over fast and should treat it as a turnover tool.

Want a straighter version of the same understable family? The Glow BB6 holds a line with less overall turn. Need a stable comparison for approach shots on the same bag? The Axiom Neutron Hex is a common pairing. Browse the rest of the understable midrange discs here.

Speed 5, glide 5, turn -3, fade 1. Diameter 21.6 cm, rim width 1.4 cm, max weight 178 g.