This review is based on the newer run of the signature swirley s-line "Roaming Thunder II". For comparison my average distance with a fresh 175 gram star Wraith is about 380 ft. I initially bought this disc at 171 grams, to have a turnover control driver. What surprised me is how far this disc will go, with little effort. For my arm speed, if thrown with a little hyzer, it will flip to flat and ride a dead straight line up to about 340 ft, then end with a subtle fade. This has become my MVD (most valuable disc) in my bag and sometimes even out drives my Wraith. If your form is clean, this disc is a straight bomber.

This is a cool disc. It feels very very comfortable in my hand, and it flies like the “basic” or “typical” speed nine. It is rather overstable, but not super overstable. It is neutral enough and comfortable enough to make its way into a player’s bag. However, I just couldn’t groove to this one. I really liked this disc, but it just isn’t anything special. I throw multiple thunderbirds, and a getaway, so this disc sort of fell into line with those two and didn’t really give me a reason to switch anything out. This disc is very glidey, it will keep going and going for a while, more so than most other nine speeds, which is pretty cool