Definitely reminds me of a K3 Kaze Z for 1/2 the cost. Excellent velvety grip, not too flexy, not too firm, not too flippy (yet), and a nice blunt edge. Distance to push a little past your normal 4-5spd mids. Definitely would recommend for beginners and I will be exploring this more myself... Will update if anything changes!

I would have rated this disc a 5 star if it didnt flip on a forehand. Pretty great for heavily wooded courses, it holds the line you throw it on quite well and the baseline plastic is very nice I would compare it to K3 plastic. It really reminds me of a cheaper version of the kaxe Z by kastaplast.

Great starter driver when I first got it it was my main driver now that I have more power I don't throw it much because it turns over for me but I still grab it every once in a while and it's always in the bag 

I actually have the ACTIVE PREMIUM Magician from the Tilt Mystery Box. I like the feel of the 1.6 rim int hand. The flight is controllable but stable enough to handle some snap. It has a big dome but it doesn't seem to change the glide much. Glide similar to that of other stable fairways.

Very good disc for backhand throws, forehand not so good. The disc follows the flight pattern even after being hit by several rocks and trees. I would say that you can use this disc for a long time, and it's one of my favorite discs easily flies over 300 feet

With the Fox Spirit priced so cheap, it's great for people just getting into the sport, and people who just want to try a new disc. The plastic does have the base feel to it, but is just better somehow. Plenty of grippyness, but still a good clean release. 

As for the flight, for me it flew like the numbers indicated: straight ahead until the end of the flight. Then a mild dump at the end. It had a little less dump at the end than my Teebird, but a similar flight.

This is a nice little fairway driver. It is kind of a tweener, between a mid and a driver. I found the flight numbers to be pretty accurate: little to no turn, not a ton of glide, reliable fade. The Active plastic is pretty nice for baseline: good grip, and so far it appears to hold up pretty well. I will be interested in beating this disc in to see how its flight changes. Overall, this presents good value, and as a starter disc, I could see it having a fairly long useful life for a baseline driver.

Got one of these since it was the and interesting, and very well priced. I've thrown a good deal of Yikun molded discs and this one is worth checking out in their partnership with Discmania. The Active Basic plastic is a good grippy slightly stiff baseline. Reminds me of BT Medium or the good older Pro D that were a little gummy. It got scuffed by concrete easily, but it has held up to some moderate impact so far(soccer goal at 350 ft and van bomber at 250) and hasn't warped or had the wing bend yet.

Rim is smaller and manageable, a but like a Leopard, but the underside of the wing has a more angular shape. It's not a fast fairway as a true speed 6, and the glide isn't incredible out of the box, but I have to say that in many ways this is an impressive disc. 

On backhand throws it is a lot like a classic stable midrange... goes straight to fade on a flat or slight hyzer line, holds a hyzer if you give it some more angle, does a good S curve if you give it some anny. It's just a bit longer than the majority of mids for me. I'll throw my Ra or Bard around 330-350 and these were 350-360, so it's not crazy long, but it's super predictable without being overstable. There is value in that. 

Probably wont make my main bag since I have room for both a mid and a fairway in it as well as my Harps, but if I'm traveling and want to go Putter/Harp/Firebird/Distance driver, and just have room for one disc to fill that whole spot between the speed 4 Harp and Speed 9 Firebird, I'd happily bring this guy along and would be able to cover most lines with it. Honestly I'm pretty happy with it overall, and found the given numbers to be pretty accurate.

It's not a typical understable beginner driver, but is the base plastic would be a great one to give your athletic but new to disc type friends, or if you are just a solid intermediate player that hasn't filled your bag out it could be a great disc.