Flight Numbers: 5 | 6 | 0 | 1 The Westside Warship is proof that not all midranges are created equal. Some mids are content to go 250 feet and call it a day. The Warship looked at those discs and said, "Cute." With ridiculous glide and laser-straight flight, the Warship blurs the line between midrange and fairway driver. It's one of those discs that makes you question whether you really need to throw a driver on half the holes you normally do. Smooth releases are rewarded with effortless distance, while clean form gets rewarded with some of the prettiest flights in disc golf. Throw it flat and watch it cruise forward like it has somewhere important to be. Put it on a slight hyzer and it'll flip to flat and carry forever. Give it some anhyzer and it will hold the line with confidence before gently working back. It's not flashy. It's not dramatic. It just quietly stacks up birdie opportunities while your distance drivers are busy trying to find alternate zip codes. Best Uses:• Long, straight tunnel shots• Controlled approach shots• Hyzer flips with ridiculous glide• Midrange shots that secretly want to be fairway drivers Available in a variety of Westside plastics, the Warship combines glide, control, and versatility into one of the most beloved mids in the lineup. Whether you're attacking wooded fairways or navigating technical approaches, this disc is ready to carry the load. Real Talk:The Warship might be the most misleadingly named disc in all of disc golf. You hear "Warship" and expect some giant floating fortress loaded with cannons. Instead, what you get is a precision-guided cruise missile that just happens to be shaped like a midrange. This thing glides so much that you'll routinely walk up to your lie and wonder if somebody moved your disc while you weren't looking. It's also one of those molds that tends to expose bad form. Throw it clean? Magic. Throw it nose-up with the grace of a drunken raccoon? Well... now we know why the tree was laughing. Bottom Line:The Warship doesn't win with brute force. It wins with efficiency. It's the disc equivalent of showing up to a sword fight with a battleship. Smooth, powerful, surprisingly accurate, and capable of covering way more ground than anyone expects. Or as we call it at BDLD: "The disc you throw when you'd like to impress your cardmates without looking like you're trying to impress your cardmates."
