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.