The midari has the feel in the hand of a Roc, and has the flight of a beat in straight one. In premium the midari holds a straight line with a very gentle fade at the end, as compared to the basic midari which may finish a touch to the right on a gentle drift. I think considering that the only other midranges offered by prodiscus are purely utility discs (the fantastically fun stari and troijas, a flippy glidey trick shot disc and a midrange tilt respectively) I'm disappointed in the lack of verstatility the midari offers. It doesn't have the torque resistance to hold up to forehands at all really, and isn't overstable enough to give it much shot shaping ability or a point in cycling them. It does go straight fantastically well backhand, but that's about all it does. I think the jokeri will cover the majority of slots in the prodiscus fans bag, and the midari will probably only come out for straight shots that need a hint more distance.
