If any of you are looking for a way to get through long tunnel shots more consistenly, the Millet is the answer. It can hyzer flip up to flat, and since it has such nice glide, it can stay in the air for a long time, even a few feet above the ground. Clash Discs always feel great regardless of how you're going to throw it, and the Millet is no exception. I would highly recommend trying it out!

Wow the glide on this bad boy.

Like a Discraft Cicada on steroids.

If the Cicada is actually a 6 glide this a 7, but at the cost of stability. 

It gets a big turn thrown flat but still has a reasonable amount of stability to fight out even in light wind.

Its hands down one of the furthest flying 7 speeds I've thrown.

For higher arm speeds it'll be a hyzer flip machine. 

When I picked this disc up I didn't know what the flight numbers were. Base off of feel alone I was thinking that this would be somwhere between the Cookie and the Soda in flight. There is this micro bead on the rim of the wing of the millet, think of a Discraft Passion or the new Innova Racer. So I was hoping for an extremely workable 7 speed....

Welp, it is still a workable 7 speed, just not in the way that I thought it would be. The Millet is a fun understable fairway that can carve lines in the woods and lay down some fun sky shots in the open. I think that lower arm speeds will find this disc to just stay in the air forever and be one of their furtherst flying discs.