Good grief, this thing is overstable. By that, I mean the most overstable disc I've ever thrown. Extremely flat, very thin, and fast. This disc is one of the thinnest drivers that I have ever held. There isn't much use for this disc other than forehand rollers and utility shots, but it does those shots very well.

Overall, this disc is insanely overstable.

I have never touched a disc that is more overstable. It's only useful for circus shots and 25mph+ wind.

This is by far my favorite utility disc.  If you have a decent forehand then you can force this disc to make long S shots that start off leftward and finish right. As an intermediate player I can throw a heavy flick on a 45 degree RHFH anyhyzer (or probably more) and it will always come back right. This disc can't be thrown flat by intermediate players or it will just immediately fade into the ground (sometimes that has a use too though).

No matter how you throw this disc it will eventually head in the direction opposite of its spin with 100% reliability. 

Do not buy this disc if you are a beginner. The only reason that anybody should buy this disc is if you want it for trick shots. I love my flicks for the fact that I can throw this thing forever for thumber shots. The more stable that the disc is, the slower the disc will pan for thumbers and the speed also allows for this to be thrown for forever! The stability of this disc will allow for a huge skip shot when needed, but do not get this if you're wanting distance for either backhand or forehand because the disc will only fall out of the air.

love my flick, seems to be the only thing i can throw where i want to at a distance

I love the flick,  I have it in several different weights!  I use it for all my overhand shots! 

I want to add that I seriously DISAGREE with the Infinite Discs rating of this driver. In no way could this disc possibly be rated at a Turn: -1 , I have a few Turn: -1 drivers , and a few Turn:0 drivers. This disc is WAAAAY more stable/overstable than anything I own, including a 175g Champion Teebird+ . I guess I tend to agree more with the rating Disc Nation gives it , Speed: 11 Glide: 2 Turn: 0 Fade: 4 You might find different results, but there is no way the Flick I have is a Turn: -1 . Not a chance.

I used to throw forehand/sidearm alot when I was new to the game, but as years went by I learned to backhand better , and my disc selection was steered towards slightly under stable discs like the Valkyrie , Saint, etc to help get more distance with my backhand drives. However, I have found that I lost my ability to throw forehand shots . The discs that work for me as backhanders are too unstable for forehand use, they just want to turn over (too much high speed turn) and never get to the point of fading back. I just got a 169g Flick the other day after having tried one of a friends. I can't throw it backhand very good (RHBH) , it just hooks left for me after a short distance. However, if I forehand/sidearm it as hard as I can with a bit of anheiser (outside edge lifted up) it produces very straight , low level bombs. I also tried a Lat 64 Halo at the same time, and while I could throw the Halo perhaps a few feet further, it's flight was more of an S curve flyer for me and it had a much higher flight path. The Flick has restored my forehand game ! It is a line drive kind of flyer , at least for me , and it has extended my drive capabilities . One caveat to this driver is that it must be thrown HARD.

Try throw it with a bit of anheiser as hard as you can. It will fly very straight and far with a predictable right hand fade.