I am a big fan of the the Comet, the goal of my purchase was to find a disc that would fly like my F5 but at lower speeds. I picked up the MJ version because I heard it was more over stable than the regulars (Which it is).

What I love about the flight is how you can you can shape it to whatever your need for it is. So far I've used it for straight tunnels, Tight S lines, Slow panning flicks and big turn overs up to 350+ feet.

Even when throwing this disc full power with anhyzer is still doesn't flip all the way over but instead still lands flat, every throw has made me fall more and more in love with this disc, and I can't wait to see how it fully beats in.

Lower Arm Speed: I had a buddy throw it for me and it was great for him too, it glides and stays in the air with a consistent left finish (RHBH) without being so overstable he had to throw it with Anhyzer to get solid distance from it for him 

Beware, I am still very much a novice with a growing love of the sport. Played my first round with this disc this morning. I wish I had started with this disc from the beginning. This is by far the easiest disc I have thrown to date. The glide on this disc is incredible. It turns pretty quickly but if you put enough on it, it will fade back well. I can't say enough about this disc. It will be in my bag for a while.

This was one of the first discs that I purchased when I first started playing disc golf. This disc, straight from the store, will hold the line that you put it on. As a beginner this can be frustrating as a little anhyzer or hyzer release could result in this disc not flying straight. However, as I have gotten better, this disc has become a staple in my bag. It will fly dead straight if you release it flat, will hold both gentle anhyzer and hyzer lines. This disc also has the most glide of any other disc that I have thrown. It is great for shots <300ft, especially tunnel shots or those that require precise placement.

I hated this disc at first, I actually owned 4 and traded them in. I leaned on the Buzzz for this slot earlier on. Now after playing more consistently for a year I realized my form was the problem not the disc.

As a beginner, it's easy to want to disc up and throw all the fun higher speed molds. What I've found is fast forwarding to those discs crutched a lot of issues I had form wise, and over the last 6 months I've started back at a more foundational level. This disc, hands down is one of the best molds to learn on.

Tons of glide, very touchy, but can hold any line if thrown with correct form. It's not a wind disc, but it's actually bumped my Buzzz out and I carry a more OS mid as the Comet has so much versatility. Stick with these, your game will thank you in the long run.