Discs that fly like the MVP Disc Sports Reactor

The Reactor is a stable midrange (5/5/-0.5/1.5). A glidey, stable MVP midrange that flies straight then finishes with a predictable fade. Widely treated as the step up in stability from the Hex: more fade, a bit more glide, and better for forehand mid shots and light wind.

These are the most widely thrown discs that fly closest to it, ranked by flight numbers, real-world stability and what players use them for. Highlighted numbers differ from the Reactor.

Rank#	Disc	Flight	Match	What’s different
1	M3 (new)Prodigy Disc · Stable midrange0.5 more turn, 0.5 more fade.	5/5/-1/2Near twin	Near twin	0.5 more turn, 0.5 more fade.
2	MustangMint Discs · Stable midrange0.5 less turn, 0.5 more fade.	5/5/0/2Near twin	Near twin	0.5 less turn, 0.5 more fade.
3	HexAxiom Discs · Straight midrange0.5 more turn, 0.5 less fade.	5/5/-1/1Close	Close	0.5 more turn, 0.5 less fade.
4	TruthDynamic Discs · Straight midrange0.5 more turn, 0.5 less fade.	5/5/-1/1Close	Close	0.5 more turn, 0.5 less fade.
5	MD3 (new)Discmania · Straight midrange0.5 less turn, 0.5 less fade.	5/5/0/1Close	Close	0.5 less turn, 0.5 less fade.
6	Kaxe ZKastaplast · Stable midrange1 faster, 0.5 less turn, 0.5 more fade.	6/5/0/2Close	Close	1 faster, 0.5 less turn, 0.5 more fade.
7	CompassLatitude 64 · Straight midrange0.5 less turn, 0.5 less fade.	5/5/0/1Close	Close	0.5 less turn, 0.5 less fade.
8	ChariotInfinite Discs · Straight midrange0.5 less turn, 0.5 less fade.	5/5/0/1Close	Close	0.5 less turn, 0.5 less fade.
9	ClaymoreLatitude 64 · Straight midrange0.5 more turn, 0.5 less fade.	5/5/-1/1Close	Close	0.5 more turn, 0.5 less fade.
10	Pine (Hornan Honka1)Westside Golf Discs · Stable midrange1 less glide, 0.5 less turn, 0.5 more fade.	5/4/0/2Close	Close	1 less glide, 0.5 less turn, 0.5 more fade.

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Flight numbers are the manufacturers’; types, real-world stability and matches are Disc Golf Trading Post’s own, reviewed by the team.