First things first, Mango does not fly as similar numbers from other manufacturers would imply - but that's the nature of flight numbers. They're manufacturer-specific and this is the beefiest mid Clash offers not counting the Mints. 

This disc is never coming out of my bag. It's not Pyro level beef but it's workable, flex-able, and reliable for my arm speed. Throw it right and it'll save you shots in the woods. Criminally underrated mold, imo. Replaced my Runways.

If you're looking for an overstable, torque-resistant mid... this... just isn't it. The plastic feels great, but just doesn't fly like the numbers say it should. Much more similar to the Lone Star Walker than the MVP Deflector or RPM Kea (both handle torque really well). Overall, I'm just thoroughly disappointed. 

As others have pointed out it isn't true to numbers but it is a good reliable forehand backhand disc for a straight flight and then a stable fade. Good power throws will push straight with a forward finish even with some decent wind. Not gonna be a justice or mutant replacement but does complete the peach/berry lineup in stability

Great disc. I typically throw flat to anhyzer and this disc is perfect for that. Gets a lot of forward carry then has a reliable fade at the end. 
 

plastic feels amazing in the hands, kinda a mix between ThoughtSpaceAthletics Ethos and Aura blends. 
 

Wouldn't recommend to beginners as their first disc, but would recommend it for everyone else.

Very reliable disc but expected it to fly with a bit more fade even when a lot of power has been put through it. Great plastic as usual

The disc is a good flyer but did not fly like it is asvertised to. With a 4 fade I expected it to have a much more dependable fade. I would put it more at a 2-3 fade. Otherwise, clash plastics always looks and feels great! 

It's a Drone ss with a touch more glide. Feels good, great plastic. 

Somewhat beginner here, playing for only a few months but I'm out every day. Bought a prototype Mango and it instantly became my favourite disc.  Feels similar to an Opto Fuse in my hand, and flies great. Not sure the 4 glide does it justice because I do not have a ton of distance (just now learning to hit 300) but the Mango floats for me. Just nice and straight and then ends up going nearly 90 degrees right (LHBH) at the end of the flight.  

Torque resistant midrange that I could throw backhand and forehand. Plastic feels great and the Mango has a conistent dump at the end to hit those fairways and chains

This is your classic overstable beadless midrange disc. The Steady plastic is nice, and the specific one I threw had a touch of dome and a rim that was clean of any flashing. Flight numbers were listed as 5404.

The specific Mango I threw was definitely overstable, but was more of a pushing fade than a dumping fade which I wasn't expecting. Thrown into a 10-15mph headwind, I was able to throw 300-320ft shots without the disc turning over, but definitely "felt" the wind a little more than I was expecting.

Compared to several other brands versions of overstable midranges, I would say that the Mango was a bit more stable than the Axiom Pyro or DD Verdict, but a little less stable than the Legacy Badger or Discraft BuzzzOS that I was testing alongside it. Its a very nice flyer that reminds me of the Prodigy M1 without the flashing or molding problems common with that disc. 

I ended up going with 4/5 stars here because while the disc flies nice and feels good in the hand, its not going to fly quite as overstable as advertised. Definitely worth checking out though!

I was struggling to find a disc that did what I wanted in this slot as many people do. Reactors, Roc3s, even Pyros in some cases were just a little too straight, but there had to be something that would be easier to use than a justice/mutant. Enter the Mango. It maintains solid glide to create a forward pushing yet significant fade. The steady plastic is fantastic and the disc feels great in the hand. Someone else said it inspires confidence and I agree 100 percent. It's a disc you can be fully confident ripping on if you need to, but you don't have to rip on it like a justice or a mutant just for it to be useful for anything over 250ft. If you are looking for that disc that has more finish than a typical stable mid, I would look to this one first.

I love this disc! You can absolutely crank on it and it will always come back. With enough power, you can get this out to 275 with a reliable, hard fade at the end for the remaining 20-30ft. I have long been searching for THEE OS mid for my bad and the Mango is that disc.

Throwing Steady 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.

I've enjoyed throwing the Mango around a lot! It is quite the awesome disc. I find it pretty similar to a Justice, but this pushes farther than the Justice. I love the overstability of this disc. Even though this thing can glide for a while, it doesn't lose out on its stability. I have yet to see this thing maintain an anhyzer angle for longer than a brief moment. 

I love this for the little extra distance and the overstability of everything. Basically, this disc is a great utility mold, and it has saved my bacon on numerous occasions.