Honestly my all time favorite disc in my bag, I have two of them that I throw a lot (I probably throw these 60% of a round). I would say that the flight numbers are slightly off, I would give it 3 or 4 in fade because it is more overstable than it seems. Can't imagine not having these in my bag

I can't figure this one out... for a 2 fade it's firebird overstable. I can throw it side by side halo and champ firebirds max power and it still pulls left harder. On slight anny or headwind it will push straighter and be less stable, but flat or hyzer release it can act like a thunderbird, Raptor, firebird or machete. It's a bit too unpredictable for me, it's like a hit or miss firebird that sometimes accidentally goes straight when you need it to hyzer or dumps when you're counting on its stability. I get inconsistent flights and would say I can not confidently bag it unless I'm traveling and build a back up bag for out of state/country prepared to lose discs. 

Ginger is a huge disc.  I can't understand why they made the diameter so big!  I am honestly still trying to figure how that is an advantage for any disc of this speed.  That being said, I still love it.  Mine is 178 and very flat and beefy, extra comfortable in the hand.  It won't go all that far but is torque resistant and consistent.  Flies like a firebird albeit a little slower and less aggressive end-fade.  I like throwing this disc into headwinds or on hyzer releases but also crank big slow s-turns with it in the field.  This is everything the Spice should have been.  Not a workhorse fairway that you will throw all the time (that oughta be a lotus, cookie, or alfa discs cosmic imo) but something you pull out when you need the extra reliability/overstability.

Ginger is a huge disc.  I can't understand why they made the diameter so big!  I am honestly still trying to figure how that is an advantage for any disc of this speed.  That being said, I still love it.  Mine is 178 and very flat and beefy, extra comfortable in the hand.  It won't go all that far but is torque resistant and consistent.  Flies like a firebird albeit a little slower and less aggressive end-fade.  I like throwing this disc into headwinds or on hyzer releases but also crank big slow s-turns with it in the field.  This is everything the Spice should have been.  Not a workhorse fairway that you will throw all the time (that oughta be a lotus, cookie, or alfa discs cosmic imo) but something you pull out when you need the extra reliability/overstability.

I love this disc. It is so predictable for my forehand and very forgiving to my sometimes over torqued throws. 

I love this disc, but it is definetly more stable than the flight numbers suggest. I got this trying to fill a Thunderbird slot but this flys closer to a Sexton firebird and currently fills that overstable fairway slot in my bag.