Like a stable teebird new, beats in to fly straighter or a touch of turn with finish. Very controllable fairway. I can trust it to hit gaps, lines and hold any angle for almost it's entire flight. 

The Cookie has a unique hand feel in that the wing is more similar to say the understable Soda by Clash then a Teebird, which shares the same flight numbers. And yet, it flies just like a teebird. I'd say the numbers are pretty spot on and it flies straight for 80% of its flight, then is reliable overstable for the pushing finish. I prefer the Teebird but throwing them on different angles in the field a bunch to test the two side-by-side, they have identical flights. So if you're looking for a Teebird flight but want a different hand feel, consider giving the Cookie a whirl.

I love Clash plastic! This disc feels so good coming out of the hand. While some claim this is a stright to slightly overstable disc, I find it quite overstable for me. I would hesatate to recommend this disc to a beginner right away, however it should probably be you first overstable driver in your bag when you get to that point. 

This disc is everything that you want in an overstable fairway driver. It's a good alternative to something more popular like the teebird if you want to try something new. The disc does exactly what you want it to pretty much all of the time: Hyzer spikes, straight shots with a fade at the end, and anhyzer flex lines are all very possible with the cookie. What I believe sets this disc apart from others in my short amount of time disc golfing is the plastic: I hit lots of trees, and this disc has held up quite well and not lost really any stability. My only con is that it isn't the best for forehands due to the somewhat rounded rims, but that's just my opinion. Will definitely be buying more clash!

Steady and sunny plastic are a great combo, sunny is more overstable and beats in less. 

This is a fantastic disc, the plastic feels great and holds up to wet conditions great as well, I'd compare it to a slightly gummier I-blend plastic, very sturdy aswell, bigger arms can really get into this disc without having to worry about it flipping over. Beginner or powered down shots still fly great but a little bit more on the overstable side. I have this in my bag in between my exodus and spice for fairways. it carries straight on forhand and can carry moderate hyzerlines as well.

Phenomenal disc in every way, even ingenuity. I have been throwing 2 177g yellow steady stock runs for a couple of months now. These are as torque resistant as a far more overstablr disc, yet they go straight with a very late but consistent tail. They feel awesome in the hand like about half the Clash molds do (peach, berry, ginger, and salt feel great in mine while the rest are nothin special in that regard). They go far for what they are, I get 350 at times...but most importantitly I have had more consistency with my Cookies than anything in my bag, without question. I execute maybe 9 out of 10 shots I throw with these whereas my average across the bag is maybe 6/10. They never flip over on me like my Stalkers, yet fly as straight as my Stalkers until the last 10-15%. This disc is a longer and faster seasoned FLX Drone. Stock up fellas!

One round in and I'm in love. 
 

Fills the stable/overstable slot where most would have a TeeBird. I despise the dome on most TeeBirds so this being pretty flat immediately feels comfortable for both backhand and forehand throws. Really smooth wing shape so fits well in the hand. 
 

Flies pretty true to the numbers for me in normal conditions; not calm, not real windy. Has some slight turn in a headwind but otherwise stays right in line. 
 

The Steady plastic was a little softer than I imagined it would be, but it feels great. Not like G* gummy, just a good east flex when you bend it. Really love the way it feels. 

Looking forward to throwing this more. It's filled a missing spot in my bag that I've not had for a while, having not liked many of the domey counterparts with these numbers  

The Cookie is a great disc to fill that "Teebird" slot in the bag. The one I threw was board flat and had a unique rounded lip that is pretty comfortable in your hand. I'd say it is a touch more stable than the numbers suggest so you will need to really get behind this disc to achieve its optimal flight, but it is really great when you hit it right.

Felt very good in the hand. The molding is free of burrs and flashing. The edges are smooth and very rounded. A very different fell than say a Teebird (similar speed/stability), but still good. ore of a player preference sort of thing.

Plastic has nice premium feel. Consistency is on the gummy side...I would best describe it as in between K1 and K1 soft in terms of firmness.

Stability for me was pretty close to the flight numbers, but maybe a touch more stable.