I've bagged the Peach for a few weeks now, played several rounds with it, and done a good amount of field work. This disc is sweet (pun intended). It will flip up to flat for me from a hyzer, ride straight, and then just sit down gently. Throwing it flat results in gentle turns that fades out right at the end. Anhyzer lines need a smidge of height to not go right in the ground but when hit right, it holds that angle very well. It's not super understable by any means. I'd slot this into a similar spot as something like the Detour by MVP. It's not Hex level straight but not Uplink understable. Depending on your arm speed that understability will come out to a higher degree. I usually get my other neutral or understable mids out to around the 280ft mark. I've pushed the Peach out to 300ft a handful of times. The average throw was around that 280-290ft mark. Feel wise it's great. Clash plastic is some of the best in the business. Feels very similar to K1 by Kastaplast but a smidge slicker. The Peach will most likely be a staple in the bag for a long time.

The Peach is pretty sweet. Pun intended. It's also a bit of an oddity. It hyzer flips very well but then has a reliable fade out at the end. Feels so good in the hand. It feels like an approach disc with more dome? It's odd. I really like the Peach. Just be careful with it in warm weather. I forgot it in my car the day after I got it and the flight plate is now warped. Flight did not change though so that's a plus. Steady plastic is also fantastic. 

Like others have said, the Peach isn't super understable. It flies closer to a Ti Meteor for me but with a much better feel to it. This is the first mid by Clash that I've tried and it's definitely made the bag. Thrown on a slight hyzer, it'll pop up to flat, coast straight for a while, then push towards the ground. I haven't really tried it on a forehand yet. It holds a hyzer if you give it enough angle and same goes for anhyzer. The Peach also goes pretty far for a 4 speed. I'm super impressed and really liking the Peach.

Deceptively straight flyer. Great plastic. Reliable utility.

Another disc from clash that I am super impressed by. Once again the plastic is amazing, I don't known how to describe it perfectly, but it is grippy (even while wet) while still feeling smooth, just the right amount of flex, feels and looks premium but workable. 
 

The depth of this disc is great shallow enough for my hand without the feeling it will affect my release. Once again the combination of mold and plastic really up the confidence throwing this disc. 
 

Flies reliably forehand or backhand. Maybe because it is new it does fly as understable as the numbers suggest. On BH it flips up slightly and holds straight before a tiny bit of pushing fade. Definitely my new wooded disc. My FH is not great for distance purposes but I throw almost all approach shots 100'-150' on FH and the Peach flies exactly as expected. My FH are usually more of an anny/flat release and the Peach holds the angle very well. 
 

Just another impressive offering from Clash Discs. If you are looking for a great little utility/approach mid I'd highly recommend. (Also does pretty well for putting!)

*NOTE* I only give 5 stars out to discs that I bag and throw actively. A 4-star disc is still great and may come in and out of the bag for me and I can see another player actively bagging it. 

I think that Clash Discs has some of the best-feeling plastic ever to be put into my hands. The Steady plastic has the right amount of stiffness but has just enough give to it. Looks and feels premium and is extremely durable. The Peach has this really slow, almost putter-like flight to it. It's very torque-resistant and SUPER glidey. This is a disc that I would give to lower arm speeds if they need somehting to hold right the whole way. Great for powering down and for those tight wooded shots. 

Beautiful plastic and easy to use flight. What else can you ask for?

This is my favorite flippy midrange. Definetly not as flippy as the number suggests but you can get nice s curves and straight hyzer flips effortlessly. I've been able to put a lot of torque on this it will turn over nut not burn. Great disc for a shot shaping mid.

Solid straight flying midrange. Not as understable as the flight numbers indicate, at least for the 177 gram one that I bought. Feels great in the hand though and has very nice glide. If you are looking for a flippy midrange this may not be the best option but as a straight flying one this is a great option 

The Peach is a treat to throw! It can handle a surprising amount of torque compared to what the flight numbers may suggest. With solid pop it will turn out of the hand but never burn. I'd definitely recommend this disc to someone who is starting out and in need of a straight flying midrange, and once their arm speed increases it can be a nice disc for shot-shaping in the woods.