I'll start off by stating that I am a 905 rated player. The Cloudbreaker has been in my bag for a year and a half now and I've played over 200 rounds in that time. I can say that our of the box, it is reliably overstable for my arm speed when throwing backhand. I can get it to about 330 on a flat to slight hyzer and if I hit my angle right on an anhyzer, about 345-350. Throwing the Cloudbreaker forehand is where I really get my most usage out of the disc, since I typically reserve my Wraiths for the backhand duties. On a forehand I can get the Cloudbreaker out to 360 comfortably and into the 380 range probably 1 out of every 5 or 6 attempts. As I mentioned before, I typically don't use my newer Cloudbreakers for backhand shots unless it is windy or I need a far and hard finish left. However, I have found my older Cloudbreaker to have beaten in to a much straighter flyer that I can push about 15 feet further than a fresh one, so that is something to consider if it stays in your bag long term. I'd say if you are in the ballpark of 900 rated, you will certainly be able to find a use for this disc.

Got mine from Stratosphere mystery box. It and Xout Cloudbreaker, plastic feels good, pretty meh dome. havent thrown it enough to beat in but for now it's my star destroyer back up.

Creator Series: The creator series is made out of a special blend s-line plastic that feels more similar to lux vapor plastic vs. stock s-line plastic. They start out as a straight flyer with an over-stable finish that pushes forward and breaks in to become straight but not to the point of turning over. Flys similar to a flatter fun star destroyer.

Horizon Series:  This is the Creator series's overstable counterpart. This plastic feels more similar to the stock s-line. This is a very stable disc, it wants to go left fairly quickly in the flight. It's great for side arms and flex shots.

I bag both one is more like a DD3 and the other is more like a PD2

I rated this disc as somewhat beginner friendly, because for beginners it can be a staple overstable disc in the bag as they are just starting. It will be pretty overstable if you are a new thrower, but still not nearly as stable in my opinon as a nuke, destroyer, or other staple distance drivers. You'll know what it is doing and it will be pretty wind resistant.

For advanced players its an absolute bomber that will have the classic S turn flight but always finishes with a nice fade still. It's my go to distance driver currently. Of all the cloud breakers I would say this is the least stable, so it is a great disc to try if you are a cloudbreaker or DD3 fan but the others have been too stable. 

This disc is the disc for the intermediate player who is gaining distance and wants to finally move into the massive distance drivers. The clodubreaker in the S-line has the perfect amount of stability for a new to distance driver players. 

The Cloudbreaker is an awesome, bomber disc when thrown correctly. I'm anticipating it being a super far backhand disc for me once it beats in, but it's currently my go-to forehand disc as it's reliable and can handle lots of torque. 

I LOVE this disc. I have been struggling with a forehand for awhile. I can get this thing 380 pushing 400. I can throw it 500 feet backhand. This disc is great especially when it starts beating in. Great feel for forehand and backhand disc is overall great. Personally I think it's better than a destroyer. I'm obsessed with this thing. I wish I could buy more. I only have 2. It's not too beginner friendly though because it's pretty high speed but increasing arm speed and working on for this thing is amazing 

This is a very straight flyer. For a beginner it will be a little more stable. It has a fairly wide rim but it isn't overwhelming.