The Breaker has a somewhat shallow feel, and the Signature Ice plastic has good stability. Very similar feel, and stability to the Gateway Chief OS (Diamond plastic)

For reference I'd say the Westside Harp (VIP plastic) has a little more stability.

Have it in SP Line. Solid approach disc or thrower off the tee. This disc has a flat top and pretty low profile, although it is deeper than a Zone, but not super deep. Works well forehand or backhand. Not quite as stable as the numbers might suggest, it's definitely less stable than my Zones, even my ESP Zone. Still it's stable enough that it will fade at the end and won't flip, even for a hard thrower. If you rip it might be worth giving this one a look for a thrower off the tee, it goes pretty straight on a hard throw with a small fade finish. On less power or approaches it acts more stable. Gets a nice little slide/skip finish in SP plastic. Feel wise SP line plastic is great, comp it to a little gripper Z plastic from Discraft. I mainly use it for backhand off the tee. It's a bit of a tweener for me, so I don't throw it as much, but I put it back in my bag on a whim and have had some good throws with it. I just have other discs I prefer for approaches, backhand and forehand, so it doesn't get a ton of use for me.