(Up to date)
Drivers:

Opto-X Stiletto
Utility driver. Comes out for big skip/flex shots and whenever there is no normal solution to the situation.

Opto-X Ballista Pro
Go-To driver, where I don’t have to sacrifice control over distance. I carry usually 3-4 of them in various stages.

Gold-X Ballista Pro
Another version for Ballista Pro, which fits the gap between Opto-X and Opto plastic. I really like it for my sidearms and hyzerflip back hands. Easy distance.

Opto Ballista Pro
Big hyzerflips and turnovers. Occassionaly rollers and overheads too.

Opto-X Recoil v2
A disc that I can count on no matter what. Comes out with windy conditions and makes sure to stick to the fairway every time.

Opto-X Recoil v3
My speed 12 control distance driver. Very similar use to Recoil v2, but it is a little more straigther, which adds to some extra distance. Used mostly with no to moderate wind.

Opto-X Recoil v1
Probably my main driver in the woods. Perfect amount of turn, so I can hyzer flip it through the tight gaps and in the same time – staying on the fairway.
Fairway:

Vip-X Fortress
Main disc for shots between 350-450ft. I carry at least two of them – one seasoned and a brand new one.

Vip Fortress
A less stable version of the Vip-X models, which adds a lot more glide and turn. Mainly used in woods.

Gold Burst Sapphire
Main utilty disc. Rollers, overheads… – you name it. Best disc for long stand still turnovers and get out of trouble disc.

Gold Burst Pioneer
Sidearm disc from the dreams, which covers the shots within 200-375ft. Usually I have one brand new for super windy conditions and a seasoned one for all types of sidearm shots. Backhand utilises them on flex shots.

Opto Pioneer
Flippiest of the Pioneers – it becomes magical in the woods and in calm conditions.

Opto-X Explorer v2
My favourite fairway driver for backhand. Perfect amount of stabilty and glide, which makes it a very reliable control driver for me.

Opto-X Explorer v1
I like to name it „King of woods“. Flips up to flat which I can use for both backhand and sidearm. I can pipe it up to 400ft+.

(Opto Explorer)
This disc goes in and out of the bag occasionally. I mainly use it in the woods for smooth and controlled turnovers.
Midrange:

Lucid Justice
I usually use this disc for sidearm upshots and drives inside 300ft. I like to pull it out for these overstable backhand drives and flex shots too, in range from 250-330ft.

Opto Anchor
My wind „Trust“. So it pretty much gives me the flight of the Trust in the wind.

Prototype Trust
A bit more stable version of the disc. I like it for shots with some light wind and I like it’s consistent fade at the end of the flight.

First Run Trust
Just dead straight. Holds every angle I put it on. Here and there I also pull it out for sidearms too.

Opto Mace
My flippiest midrange in the bag. Doesn’t come out often, but is there when I really need it. Finds a lot of use with some patent and pending shots.
Putters:

Tournament Burst Harp
Main upshot disc for backhand and sidearm. I carry two, one is a seasoned one which flies pretty much straight now and the other, a newer one, with a stronger fade.

Hard Shield
Covers the parts, where harp comes short. Mostly used for backhand drives and upshots. I like it for going straight at the basket and works well for my flick turnovers. Also attacking the basket from far away.
Putting:

Hard Shield
This disc is just made for my hand. For what ever reason, I always find my way back to it. It has that slight overstable finish, which gives it a really dependable flight in the wind. I use it for all of my putts.