I have purchased 2 of these this year, Titanium Ledgestone Edition, 174g and 166g. I have an average rhbh, and I am getting great results with these discs. My home courses have numerous tee shots which require that your disc finish to the right, and the Crank SS is the most reliable understable driver I have owned. This mold, when thrown flat,  predictably turns right and holds that line until late in its flight when it flattens and comes back only a little left. When thrown on a hyzer angle, the disc flips to flat and flies straight for a very long time before its forward fade. They are more understable that the numbers or flight chart indicate, yet very controllable. I am surprised at the glide rating of 4. These rival any high speed driver I have thrown in that category.

I used a Innova Krait and a Discraft Crank for Max drivers. I like to throw my discs flat and let them fly their path. I would have to put too much anny on a Crank. Nuke SS was too flippy. Nuke has too much fade for an accurate driver. I prefer accurate discs with no turn like flattop Teebirds and Wraiths. I thought I would try a Crank SS and I'm very happy with the flight.  I can lay it out flat and it flies down fairway straight as an arrow with a slight predictable fade. Kraits fly straight with a slight turn for me and no fade when thrown flat. I'm getting 10 more feet with a Crank SS over a Krait. I'm getting the same distance with a Crank SS as I do with Crank. I'm not sure the claims this disc is too flippy for big arms is accurate. I tend to think they throw with anny. I play with players that throw putters 400 feet. They generally throw understable midrange discs as drivers. Many throw a Innova Destroyer when they go for long hyzer shots.  To me the game is accuracy and the Crank SS is an accuracy disc for me. Disc also seems to be a good roller. I would rate speed at 11.5   I couldn't get graphic to go to 11.5.