Review is for quality of the disc received.  My disc has permanent suction marks on the front from where the machine that removed the disc from the mold and has a ring on the backside of the discs.  Issue is not seen in any of the photos on the ID site.

Finishing quality is pretty bad for a disc that costs a premium price.

Bought this disc to use it as the understable bomber that it is known for. Not sure if I got an unusual run but it has been finicky for me. My first shot went about 350 and didn't turn at all, which led me to believe that it was actually overstable. Once I made an effort to turn it though, it would turn a bit hard and not fight out of it. For distance, it has done well, but only for long hyzers. The plastic is great, the feel of the mold is great, but it hasn't achieved that understable bomber spot I was hoping for

The Wild Honey is a great understable distance driver.  It has a ton of glide and seems very easy to throw, it doesn't make you work hard for the distance.  My Wild Honey has a good amount of turn which makes it easy to flip up from flat when released on hyzer.  I had read reviews where some people felt their Wild Honeys were too flippy, but mine has a good reliable amount of stability.  The fade of 2 helps bring it back out of its turn, so I find that I can rely on it even in some wind.  The Steady plastic feels very good, a nice amount of flexibility and has good grip.  I don't think this would be a good disc for beginners since they don't need to throw 12 speeds, but this is a great disc for intermediate and advanced players.

Great plastic. Effortless distance out of the box.

Wow am I impressed with this disc.

First off, the plastic (Steady) is probably the best I've ever thrown. It feels as durable as a premium plastic with a bit of flex, there is no slick/slippery feeling even though looking at it you would think it would be. It definitely helps with confidence with my grip. Speaking of grip this is almost a perfect fit for my hand. It isn't as shallow as a Wave nor as deep as a Destroyer is. 
 

As far as throwing the Wild Honey does live up to expectations. The flight numbers feel spot on. It has a nice gentle turn with a late gentle fade for my arm speed/form. It is one of the first drivers that really FEELS accurate to me. The Wave being a close second. It definitely fills the same spot as my Fission Wave while being a bit more trustworthy with crosswinds. I probably wouldn't throw this into a heavy headwind but a light headwind felt totally fine, maybe a little extra turn but it still came out into a nice S-curve.

All in all this disc definitely lives up to what I was expecting. I would highly recommend this to people looking to dabble with higher speed discs. It feels a lot easier to throw than a wraith or grace as both of those were a little to stable for what I wanted.

The only unknown for me right now is how this will beat in. I get the feeling it will beat in relatively quickly but hold its weathering like Lucid plastic. But we shall see. Even if it beats in too understable I will definitely purchase a replacement. 

Disclaimer in that I live at elevation - 5,600'. For those looking for a flippy distance driver, this is a great option. I'd recommend a Fission Wave to start. Once that thing beats in or you're starting to turn that disc over even when thrown on hyzer, this is a great next step. Sort of a half step. It's a faster Fission Wave. I preface the Fission part though as I find the Wave is a very different disc in each plastic type. As for the Honey, I've ripped this thing out over 400ft, just as far as any other distance driver such as a Destroyer, Shryke, etc. The Honey is obviously more understable than those discs, but can bomb just as far with a hyzer flip. I really loved this disc, although admittiedly, I don't throw many flippy distance drivers anymore. But someone that's starting to dabble in those 11-12 speeds, this is worth checking out. Maybe not your very first one, but not far after. More stable than a FreeTail (very similar to the Wave) but still more understable than many distance drivers. The Wave is a roller disc for me while the Honey is not. However the Honey does turn over on me and doesn't come back hardly at all

This is a great disc for players that are intermediate with their arm speed. I could see it being slightly difficult for beginners to get the honey to fly straight , but once you do, boy does it fly.

This disc bombs but very flippy. Number for turn is off.  At first I didn't like it, until I started matching power and angle together just right. Once I got the feel for it. It has become a tremendous asset. Hyzer flip, s-lines and big distance for me. I get about 350~400 max distance forehands out of it. Also works well to power down on to throw 300-335 control shots Avoid using with strong winds

Man is this disc way more understable than advertised. This disc will turn out of almost any amount of hyzer if thrown with the nose down. I can throw it on 40 degrees of hyzer and get it to hit the ground on a big cut roller angle for max distance. Certainly could be a great first distance driver for a beginner who has started to break the 300 foot mark with midranges. 

Woah Honey.

This thing is a bomber.

I was expecting the Clash Discs Honey to be more overstable than it actually is as a brand new max weight disc right out of the box, but instead it flew like my beat in I-Blend Pharaohs. This is a disc that allows me to get 350+ feet of distance. It's likely too understable for pros and power players, but for regular and older guys like me, the Honey goes really far, and the steady plastic is absolutely beautiful.

If you want more distance but don't have the "arm speed" for higher speed drivers, you might have the arm speed for the honey and will be able to get more distance. Great disc. 

numbers are spot on. This is a straight up distance cheat code. 

From my iniital throws this disc is quite flippy and power/angle sensitive, and that menas it is relatively easy to throw for slower arms. While I did get a nice 350 downwind in downdraft/tailwind conditions the disc landed before it came out of the turn. I think if you are very smooth this disc give you an epic full flight, but if you are someone who torques the disc or had a flat to anny release, this might be a very good roller disc. 

If you are still in the beginning stages of playing disc golf and you are looking for that step up from the fairway slot, this is a great option. When thrown with low power it likes to hold pretty straight and fade at the end. 

If you are an advanced thrower looking for an s-curve bomber, this is a great option. I got a good amount of turn out of this disc before a reliable fade.

Just about anyone has a use for the Wild Honey once they have learned proper form and are throwing far enough to warrant the use of a true distance driver.

I throw an MVP Fission Wave for my understable distance driver. However, after watching Foundation Nation on Youtube, I decided to give the Honey a try. I really do enjoy the Honey. The plastic is nice with a good grip. It is definitely a hyzer flipping machine. However, for me, it turns a little much (it could just be me). I think the flight numbers should be more of 12, 5, -3, 1.5. If you're an intermediate or advance player, I would reccomend trying the disc. 

The Honey is money, friends!  I received two of the popcorn discs from Clash as mystery discs and I was impressed enough with them that I thought I'd try one of the new offerings.  The Honey delivered and then some.  It was love at first flight.

The plastic is very nice... grippy but still somewhat soft and forgiving.  It seems to be holding up well to tree knocks and branches so far.  There are some sparkle flecks in the plastic with give is a touch of shimmer and I love the honeycomb stamp.  This disc feels so good in my large hands.  It's a bit of a strange disc in the fact that the rim is pretty solid and firm, but the flight plate seems to become thinner toward the center of the disc.  There is about an inch of flatness outside of the rim on the plate before the plastic becomes thinner and actually concaves a bit.  The flight is beautiful and I'd probably give it a higher glide number than they have.  This disc bombs and I feel like it leaves my hand going where I want it to go.  This disc is nice for a hyzer flip and it loves to turn, but it doesn't seem to want to turn over.  For me, it seems like this disc has exceptional flat, high-speed turn before gradually switching over to a light and dependable fade.  Getting a S-curved flight from this disc is super easy.  It's like it's just what it wants to do.  

I'll be ordering another if not a couple more.  This disc has filled a spot in my bag that I didn't know was missing.  It's a phenomenal disc.