The Cigarra's lil brother - straight with a kiss of fade at the end while some will accomplish a bit of turn with some gusto. Feels buttery in the hand and with the Z-plastic, you can trust it to hold shape. Great for gap hits and if you need an S-turn, a nice anhyzer release will give you that flight. Lost my ESP so had to replace it ASAP and you cannot take it out of the bag! Great compliment to the Cigarra which has more fade! 

The Cicada in Z plastic was a little more understable than expected. This is a great hyzerflip to flat and turn disc or for a nice flat to turn over shot. The hand feel is very comfortable and will be good for all players alike.

DISC GO STRAIGHT. Really a lovely piece of plastic to throw. Unfortunately, mine is a translucent green first run Z... not easy to find most of the time. True to the numbers, this thing just likes to turn a little, push forward and glide for almost the whole flight with just a touch of fade to keep things honest.

This disc is wildly underrated. I got this disc gifted to me a few years back and ever since its been in my bag. It throws effortless hyzerflips in the woods, and just flies forever.

This has swiftly become one of my go-to fairway drivers. Flies like a well seasoned CE Teebird, baby turn, baby fade, glide for days. The Big Z is a little more understable, and the ESP more still, but definitely a disc I'll bag in multiple iterations. I really think this is a disc anyone can use. Buzz lovers will probably love this disc too. 

This is my new favorite disc!! It will pretty much do anything you ask of it. Solid workhorse-VERY dependable. Awesome glide! I can get distances comparable to my longest drivers (I'm an intermediate player) I did a one-disc round with it and made par at the local course. ??‍?? It is as advertised out of the box, and it gets BETTER the more you throw it! I had a blast! If you don't have one, you need it!

The Cicada is a brand NEW Fairway Driver from Discraft. Perfect for hyzer flipping, tunnel shots, flex shots and controllable turnovers, the Cicada is going to be a very popular option with amateur players.

I threw the test flight at 167g, stock runs in heavier weights are likely to fly more stable. For my arm speed (low-mid 300s max with a distance driver), this disc excelled at flipping up to flat on Hyzer and riding straight before fading out. Thrown flat, it would turn a bit before going pretty straight. On anhyzer, it would hold turn pretty much the whole way. 
 

Hand feel is not what you'd expect from a neutral to US disc, when I held it for the first time, I was sure it was going to be stable. Parting line is fairly medium, but it is pretty blunt. 

I haven't thrown a leopard3 in a very long time, but I imagine this is pretty close to that. It was slightly flippier than my beat in innova made FD, I suspect at max weight they'll fly similar.