Like a force but worse. Had some turn brand new, beats in to flip even more. Gets a full s flight in wind or when powering up. If a force was randomly flipping every other throw and didn't go as far, this would be it. The only way I'd use this disc is slowing down and pretending it's a 9-10 speed overstable disc to get a consistent flight from it every time. If I'm doing that I'm just pulling out a firebird or Raptor instead of throwing a wider touchy distance driver soft on purpose. 

This disc is like if a destroyer decided to start lifting weights. On that note, anyone throwing this thing better also be going to the gym to even get a remotely straight flight out of this disc. I personally throw 450 on a good day and even I couldn't move this thing past 300. It's utility all the way and reminds me of my streamline flare. Laughably meaty with a bit more distance push than spike. Please, don't buy this disc overconfidently assuming you can bomb it. Unless you throw 500 or live in tornado alley it's best to steer clear. It's all utility even if you do have the power to see some straight flight out of it. It's a meathook at its fastest form.

For the gorillas out there, here's your new overstable bomber. I lost my Ape and have decided to keep trying DGA discs as I've found their plastic to be excellent and really like each of their discs I've tried. To me this flies just like the Ape, and for that it's perfect.

My local course has a long downhill hole, with lots of trees on the fairway, and water on the left. I rip this right over the water, and with a 400+ft forehand, it doesn't even threaten to turn.

It's a bomber in the right hands, but be sure that if you don't give it the heat, it's going to dump on you in a hurry. This is not a max distance driver, this is a utility disc. If you like your Force, your Ape, your Adder or your Nuke OS, this is just like it. I don't think it does anything those don't do (maybe a touch less stable than the Nuke OS I threw, as it does travel flat for a while.) So if you want something just like those, but prefer the plastic of DGA or just want something nobody else on the course is throwing, pick one up.

If you're not crushing 400+ with max D drives, I don't think something like this is of much use to you, but give it a shot and prove me wrong

This disc is exactly as advertised. I throw Hurricanes as my go to distance driver and the Hypercane feels very similar in the hand but is noticeably faster and massively overstable. It reminds me a lot of a Force but with more glide and a flatter profile which for me feels great backhand or forehand. I don't have the arm speed to get any kind of flip up or turn out of this disc on a calm day but can still get good distance out of it on a hyzer. This disc handles headwinds very well and will hold a nice flex line without turning over. With all that being said, it won't be the most useful disc for slower arms.

It's really hard for me to try and rate and review a disc like the Hypercane because it is just flat out too fast and overstable for me to get any use out of it. I was testing this out along with the Latitude 64 Rive, and the Rive was not as overstable and was much more controllable than the DGA Hpercane was for me. 

The Hypercane probably goes really far for some people, but I am not one of those people and this disc has no use for me.