A good beginner midrange should be very understable, making it easier to throw straight even with low arm speed. Understable discs glide effortlessly and respond well to different release angles, giving new players versatility for left-curving, straight, and right-turning shots with a single mold. This flexibility helps beginners learn control and shot shaping without needing a full set of specialty discs. These are the midranges we think are best for beginners who want a reliable, easy-to-throw disc that can handle almost any line on the course.