This was my first midrange disc and I absolutely love it. Now that I have had it for a few season and replaced it a few times I would say it's fade rating is closer to a 2 than a 1. I have had many of my friends join the sport and I habe yet to find a person who can't throw it well.

The Pathfinder truly changed my game for the better after putting it in my bag.  For my arm speed, it is a very torque resistant straight flying midrange with a slight fade at the end.  Can trust this disc on a flat release to go straight for 80% of it's flight and slowly but predictably fade out.  Has a great hand feel and I can comfortably throw and get clean releases with too.

I would say that the numbers for this disc are pretty accurate across most of the plastics.  I have tossed this disc in Ethos (Eric Oakley), Ethereal, Glow, and Nebula Ethereal.  In my experience, all but Ethos have flown very true to 5/5/0/1 numbers as described above.  Ethos was a little more understable, and Glow suprisingly didn't have much if any more stability.

Overall, the Pathfinder is just a great feeling straight midrange that will hold any line you put it on!

This is the disc that took the Buzz out of my bag. I like the lower profile feel in my hand better than the Buzz. Everyone should be learning to throw this disc well no matter what skill level you are at.

I originally picked this up in the Aura plastic and have since also snagged the Ethereal version. The Aura is my go-to straight midrange for forehands. For whatever reason, it doesn't feel as good for my backhand, so for that I bag a Fission Hex. This disc has become one of my favorite approach discs when I need something lazer straight with a touch of fade at the end.

I've also started throwing it off the tee more and more, as it has glide for days. Granted my max distance is around 325, but if I really put a move on this I can push 300, which for a midrange is pretty incredible given my arm speed. I've only thrown the Ethereal version in the field a few times, but so far it seems to be a bit more overstable. I'd put it in between the Aura Pathfinder and my Fuzion Emac Truth. 

All-in-all, I feel like it's very close to the flight numbers. The plastic feels absolutely incredible (both Aura and Ethereal), and the stamp is beyond gorgeous, as is the case with all Thoughtspace discs. I'd definitely give it to one of my beginner friends to throw around. 

This is a more stable Buzzz that is a bit closer to the EMac Truths of the world in stability, This disc seems to have an ability to fight through branches better than most mids I have thrown. It has a line and it is determined to follow it regardless of wind or trees. 

Really nice straight flying mid. Reminds me of my emac truth in feel and stability (my favorite mid). Release it on a little hyzer and watch it standup and fly straight. Ethos plastic feels great in the hand, beautiful decal. Very impressed with TSA discs. 

Do you like the idea of a Buzzz, but not the hand feel? Give the Pathfinder a try. Reliably straight flight, with a slightly less slick (vs ESP) hand feel in the Aura plastic. It holds just about any backhand line for 80% of its flight before a very gentle, flat fade. I've also had success with a flat-release forehand, getting 30-40 more feet of distance than the same line with a Buzzz. Review based on throwing at ~4500ft elevation, so it may show some turn at lower altitudes.

Probably the biggest workhorse in my bag. This disc can pretty much do it all; it's great for short to medium drives and approaches. Holds just about whatever line you put it on, so keep it flat or give it hyzer and you'll get what you want.

Pathfinder was the first disc I picked up and glad I did! TSA provides the best looking discs on the market and their Aura plastic is top notch. It doesnt "break in" quickly, if much, as I've found out. Throwing the same disc for a year on almost any tpad at 250-300 it will not turn over or burn out of the sky. It holds most lines you give it, and on a clean flat release will fly straight for 80-90% of the flight before fading. Full flight is on a slight anny release can get even the weakest of arms 250ft. This disc has so many uses you could easily show up to a course with just this disc.

I'd say it's a little more understable than the flight numbers would suggest, and definitely has crazy glide. I was testing it side by side with a Meteor and a Buzzz SS and they all had a similar amount of turn for me, but the pathfinder kept going a touch further than the Buzzz SS and Meteor, which flew pretty similarly. If you're looking for that slightly understable mid that will flip to flat thrown hyzer and cruise a bit right before finishing when thrown flat, this is definitely worth checking out. Not 100% sure if it'll make my bag over the buzzz SS or not but it's really close. Plastic feels great, too.

One of my go to mids that is in my bag. This disc has amazing grip and will fly the exact path you want it to, with a straight to slightly left finish. Definitely one that everyone should have in their bags. 

Good disc with another fantastic stamp from Thought Space Athletics. Comparing it to my ESP Buzzz. The Aura plastic feels a touch stiffer than Discraft's ESP. The disc itself is a touch more stable with more fade, but that could be that I have not broken it in yet. It would be a great workhorse for anyone needing a midrange. Can also be useful to better learn how to throw flat and straight.

This thing is awesome. The plastic is super smooth and still has good grip. Its has a very glossy finish but does not feel slick. You can dig in and feel like you can really hold on it. It has some finite swirls in the plastic that look cool, but aren't super obvious. The stamp design is completely awesome. Its a super cool design and the gradient foils are great. The flight is really nice. I would say its not as stable as you might think. Either it has a bit more turn or the lack of fade can make it touchy when you power it up. It would be good for turnover shots and hyzers. A good all around disc but if you crank on it, it will flip and get away from you. I haven't tried into the wind but I don't think it would hold very well in a medium to strong wind.