I field tested this with four other discs having identical flight numbers, and found that it was pretty consistently -- and rather notably (by 15-35 ft) -- outperforming the Undertaker and Dynasty, and was very similar to the DD Vandal and Bi (Yikun). The Discmania drivers I have each have more of a domey shape than most of my other drivers, which can take some getting used to: For my hands, my thumb usually rests comfortably right along a rounded portion of their flight plate, making them tend to roll/slide away from my thumb just enough to tend toward a hyzer release if I'm not really careful. Fortunately, this didn't seem to be as much of an issue with the CD1 as with some others. I do like the C-line plastic. It seems similar to other Champion-type grades, which are my generally preferred plastics: easy to grip but also a smooth release; hopefully it proves to be durable like the others in this class of plastic. Depending on the kind of strength or athleticism a beginner has, this disc may or may not be immediately useful to them. Some I'm sure can manage the 9 speed and stability, others may need to go with 6-7 speeds first.

I added this disc to my bag right after it was released. For reference, I am a 905 rated player who can hit 340 pretty consistantly when throwing a distance driver back hand. I can get the CD1 out to about 320-330 on a consistant basis when thrown with a little bit of hyzer. The CD1 will typically flip up to flat and drift a bit to the right befor reliably finishing left. When I thrown it with anhyzer, it will hold the line for about 75% of the flight before finishing straight and not burning over. When thrown flat, I can get a nice s-curve out of the flight. It is also great for touch forehands that you need to get a little bit of turn out of. I would definitely reccomend this disc for beginners who are looking to add some distance to their game. 

This is a great slightly understable 9 speed. I use this disc for the same show that I would use a valkyrie for. I have a  It can hold turn for 75% of the flight (but not burnover) then have a a suble fade. This is my go-to hyzer flip disc for 350 foot shots.

The C-line CD1 flies a touch more stable than a Dynasty. The Zeta's Moon S-line flies like a very seasoned Dynasty or Undertaker. It's considerably less overstable than the C-line. Both have plenty of glide and pair very well together. The C-line flies very close to the flight numbers for me and I'd say the Zeta's Moon is 9/5/-2/-2. Great grip and surprising distance with both of them.

I got this as a mystery disc and it's just as advertised. It is my go to somewhat tight spot where I need more accuracy than distance. It'll take a hyzer or anhyzer very well. Overall great disc.

I can make almost any shot with this disc. I can get great distance with little effort and can shape shots with ease. The Italian plastic C-line is probably my favorite plastic, it is stiff enough to feel like you have control but gummy enough to feel comfortable. Brand new, mine felt a little beefier than the 2 fade but I'm sure after extended use it will get closer to the advertised flight numbers.