Review on Discraft Zone Golf 173 174 Grams by Avery Sharma

I say 5 stars. This is a very versatile approach disc that is great for backhand, right handed and trick shots. I have one that weighs just over 170g, I don't remember exactly, made out of ESP plastic. He's pretty super stable. I also have a lighter one, like the 163g, made out of Pro D plastic, which is a lot less strong. I don't know if the ESP has broken in yet, but the D plastic broke quickly. I prefer playing with the Pro D because it doesn't break as much as the heavier ESP drive. On windy days I play with a heavier one. The ESP zone looks massive and heavy than it really is. It's durable and should last forever. I recommend buying a click or two lighter than you would normally add ESP plastic. That is, unless you want a very stable character. The Pro D plastic is much less durable but softer in the chains. It also picks up speed quickly, becoming less ultra-stable and more direct at the finish line. Heavier Pro D for more fading and wind resistance. I like my ESP zone off the tee and on the way. I like my Pro D