I threw this in on an order largely out of curiosity and because I liked the artwork.  Mine is in the pink Geode plastic at 173g.

Out of the box, the disk felt really nice.  The mold lines are really clean and the plastic is flexible, but not too floppy - something like Innova's Star plastic.  I would have given it more softness and less grip than the chart indicates.

The stability is quite similar to my beat in DX Aviar.  For straight shots out to about 200', it can be thrown on a bit of a hiezer and will flip up to a slight right turn then fade back to center.  I did find I wasn't getting quite the same distance as from my Aviar - perhaps a bit less speed and glide.  I also didn't love the shape - it feels a bit deeper and more domey.  Once my Aviar gets smashed on enough more trees to be unusable, I might come back to try this again as a driving putter, but for now I'm sticking with my Aviar.

I'd bought it hoping to use it as a putting putter, and while I think it could work well for someone else, I'm finding that I perfer a shallower disk than this.  I also didn't love the glossy plastic for putting.  The grip isn't bad, but felt just inconsistent enough, especially when wet that I found myself mistrusting it.

I'll be watching to see what Chumba Discs comes out with next, but this disk hasn't made it into my bag.