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Discs that fly like the Westside Golf Discs Anvil

The Anvil is a approach disc · very overstable (4/2/0/4). A very overstable midrange, built to be beefier than the Bard and positioned against the DD Justice. It drops fast, fights hard left (RHBH) and holds up in strong headwinds, with a clean beadless release. As an approach disc it tends to skip rather than sit, which is handy when you need a skip. Not beginner-friendly.

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 Anvil.

Rank#DiscFlight
1LokiViking Discs (IP-Agency Finland Oy) · Approach discSame flight numbers.4/2/0/4Near twin
2A2Prodigy Disc · Approach discSame flight numbers; flies more understable.4/2/0/4Close
3A1Prodigy Disc · Approach disc1 more fade.4/2/0/5Close
4JusticeDynamic Discs · Approach disc1 faster, 1 less glide, 0.5 less turn.5/1/0.5/4Close
5A3Prodigy Disc · Approach disc1 more glide, 1 less fade; flies more understable.4/3/0/3Close
6MD5 (Midrange Driver)Discmania · Overstable midrange1 faster, 1 more glide; used as an overstable midrange.5/3/0/4Close
7RecluseLegacy Discs · Overstable midrange1 faster, 1 more glide; used as an overstable midrange.5/3/0/4Close
8DeflectorMVP Disc Sports · Overstable midrange1 faster, 1.5 more glide; used as an overstable midrange.5/3.5/0/4Similar
9SwarmDiscraft · Overstable midrange1 faster, 1 more glide; flies slightly more understable, used as an overstable midrange.5/3/0/4Close
10DroneDiscraft · Overstable midrange1 faster, 1 more glide, 1 less turn; flies slightly more understable, used as an overstable midrange.5/3/1/4Close

Like the Anvil, but…

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