I have used this disc in two plastics. The I-Plaztic is understable and has a consistent smooth turn that it holds throughout its entire flight, even as it hits the ground. The glow in the dark plastic (similar to the premium?) is more stable but still has a similar turn to the i-plastic with a harder throw.

Throws just like a regular Frisbee which is fun and comfortable. Currently my go to for short approaches

Update: I got another one... It's still a cool mold but the flight numbers need to be changed... very overstable and flies alot like the old INNOVA Sonic.

My disc is very over stable. I release with a substantial hyzer and it flips up and continued to turn. Sample of one, need to beat in? I think it's a cool disc, but maybe it needs to be beat in, or I should grab another.

Throwing I-Plastic plastic at 4,400 ft in Utah. To me, 5 stars = incredible disc 4 stars = good & dependable disc. I don't give out too many 5 star ratings.

This is an interesting disc, it reminds me of an ultimate disc. It may be a little funky to hold, but not terribly uncomfortable. The thumb track is in a great and in a natural spot. The depth of the disc is quite similar to most putters. It has a textured track on the under side of the disc for your fingers. But it seems to bug me whenever I grab it, it is in an awkward position. In reality though, its not that big of a deal though, it is still a comfortable grip.

I find that this numbers are a little off. I think that this disc has a lot more turn than advertised. If I throw the disc softly, the numbers are accurate. With power behind the disc, it ends up turning over. I would definitely say that this is an approach disc, thrown with touch, not a driver. Overall, this is a pretty decent approach disc.