I got a Classic Roc in Star plastic on a bit of a whim after really enjoying the DX one I had years and years back (that disc eventually broke). I loved the shallow feel and neutral but still decently torque resistant flight of that old DX Classic Roc, and this new Star one replicates those features fairly well. It is a bit more domey and a bit more OS than the first one, but not so much that they are deal breakers on either front. This disc can be relied on to handle moderate power and have a nice straight flight with a reliable but not dumpy fade at the end. Its mix of stability and glide gives me confidence I can send the disc without having to worry too much about turning it over or sailing past the basket. Its a great disc!

This is an all timer, had one back in the day (a glow run that I sold for a bunch) not knowing how hard it would be to replace, these popped up recently and I was thrilled to find it here, and happy to say it's as good as I remember.  This has a smaller diameter and way better feel in a hand than the normal "ROC", I use this for flat confident approaches or reliable turnovers that flatten out perfectly, It has more glide than the numbers indicate, and it's a bit of a tweener speedwise, not as fast as a mid but definitely faster than a blunt putter.  Amazing disc and surprising to find here, pull the trigger!!!

This is an awesome disc! In my opinion, it's almost a putt and approach/ mid-range cross-over. I have one of these in PRO plastic from way back. It's been beaten to death and it still flies the same as it ever did. Very straight with a very dependable slight fade. It will hold a long hyzer or a solid anhyzer. The Star plastic flies very much the same, but I think it's a lot easier to finesse. It's also great in ANY wind!  It's a true multi-purpose disc! Put one in your bag and never go to the course without it!

The Classic Aviar is an awesome approach/midrange disc. It can withstand some decent power, while still holding very straight. It is lower profiled and feels great in the hand. But alas, I don't bag this because it is not in regular production. I can't explain why Innova takes a disc like this out of regular production, but they keep adding more drivers that do the same things. 

This is a great all around disc! It drives phenomenally well, great for upshots, and you can even put with it. As for driving, be carful because it is sneaky long. Release on a slight hyzer and it will fly on a nice straight path with fade at the end. The new run of these Factor Release Star classic Rocs are nice and flat. This is the San Marino mold, which used to have a big domw. Now they are flat like the Ontario tooled CR. It is not the same as an Ontario, but very close for a fraction of the cost. If you like the CR, get yourself this run of Star CR