The numbers made me think it was slightly beginner friendly but it was not. C line especially the one I had with bubbles in the rim was very overstable. Had a good beef to it and being it is wide rimmed that made it harder to throw at times. Overall nota bad disc especially for forehanders if you like straight with some decent fade. 

This was one of the first discmania drivers I got. Got it from a mystery box summer of 2020 and I still bag one and it's one of if not my main forehand disc. Great disc to add a little extra distance to your forehand game!

The fist time i got this disc I did not like it. However over the past few months I have been able to throw it better and better. Now it goes about 250 feet straight and then dumps out of the air on a forehand. It does not trun much but the fade is very reliable.

This was a disc I just didn't get a good feel with. It is an open field bomber by ratings, and it can do that for sure, but for me it just lacked control. A big part of that was the rim width and feeling in my hand. For some reason I just couldn't get a comfortable grip that I need for control. I also felt that I had to work pretty hard to get the distance out of it, it didn't seem to glide that well. Maybe this disc feels good for others, but it did not find a place in my bag.

I bought one of the dd2s about a month ago, it is a very long flying disc and seems to have a little bit more glide then the ddx, but I would contribute that to the extra speed it has compared to the ddx. This disc has a similar flight path to innova's beast, considering I started playing disc golf with a Beast, this particular disc was a great buy for me as I tend to throw the higher speeds better and I was already used to the flight of the beast. I've never had a hard time throwing this as it allows to put alot speed behind your throw and has an amazing S curve for my side arm throws. If you can throw a Beast and want a faster version this is the disc to choose.

The DD2 was a bit of surprise for me. Found one on the course and started tossing it around. Its VERY long, among the longest discs I've ever thrown. It has a thin profile and is very fast. I guess the disc most similar to the DD2 made by Innova would be the Daedalus. Both are fast, have a ton of glide, and are flippy. The DD2 WILL flip on you if you torque it too hard or into a headwind, but in calm conditions will flex out for booming S curve distance shots.

Good disc for players who like the Boss but want something a hair less stable. The DD2 is in the very upper tier of drivers for sheer distance capability. The cool thing about this disc is you don't necessarily need a pro level arm to achieve that distance. Pretty easy throwing disc.

The c-line I have thrown is insanely overstable. I use this for forehands only right now. It is as overstable as my PD2's it just comes out very smooth forehand. The rim looks nearly identical to the PD2.  C-line is not very beginner friendly. Id recommend the S-line if your arm can't handle this bad boy. Love it!

172 C-Line DD2

This is my favorite driver. It flies as far as my Shryke, on a tighter, more controllable line, and finishes predictably. I am definitely going to get some more of these. I don't have the best arm, but I can get this just out past 400 backhand, and is just shy of that forehand. It's great for either. 

I got this disc more out of curiosity than anything. This disc holds a special place in my heart, but only because I aced with it, not for any reason other than that. It didn't fly too great for me, just one of those discs that I couldn't ever seem to figure out. In all reality the ace was more of a fluke than anything considering its on a hole that I can now throw with a putter. 

Overall, the feel of the disc is decent. I would say there is nothing really special about the disc that stands out to me and maybe that was the issue I had with it. If you were to try something in the Discmania line I would say either an FD or DDX would be the better options, with a PD2 for those who have the bigger arms

meh...it turns either holds it or not, meh.. The plastic (c line) in my opinion is not that fun. No frills driver I throw on holes I might lose my disc on.