The Method is an overstable midrange that can handle pro level power on both forehand and backhand shots, but where this disc excels beyond other midranges is in its glide. The Method is able to retain its high speed stability without cutting down on distance, giving players more than enough flight time to shape their shots. Out on the course this midrange can handle immense torque without turning over and will hold a flat to fade flight as it soars down the fairway. Anyone who’s a fan of the MD4 but is looking for a little more stability will find a new favorite disc in the Method.

The Method features a big bead which helps the disc feel natural in the hand and gives a consistently smooth release. The disc has a great rip as well.

The Method is an overstable midrange that can handle pro level power on both forehand and backhand shots, and it just got a new best buddy, the Hard Exo version. These discs have a bit lower profile compared to Neo plastic and will make the perfect combination with just about any other mid-range you want to pair it with.

Exo Hard plastic is less durable than Neo, making an excellent disc to cycle through your bag with different levels of stability. Players will notice an overstable flight out of the box and can expect to see more high speed turn over time the more it breaks in.

Pro Tip: Exo Hard plastic is the same composition that we offer in the Link. The durability of these is the same as a putter. Hitting a tree or other obstacles will cause noticeable wear quickly compared to other plastics such as Lux or Neo.