Yes, this disc is for massive distance, yes, it is also meant for people with big arms to get massive distance. No, you should probably not try this disc if you can’t throw over 400’ consistently. This disc is beefy as all heck. It is like a faster more stable destroyer, I mean, this think can flat out bomb. However, I’m not exactly what you would call a “power thrower” so in my hand, this disc acts like a utility meat hook. The best comparison I can make to this disc is the Innova Boss, and none of that distance world record blizzard stuff, I’m talking max weight, Boss. The Force is rather tall, and has a little dome to it, this makes it feel super natural in my backhand grip, but not so great in my forehand grip. The only time I’ve gotten this disc to flip, even a little bit, was in a very stiff headwind. So in conclusion: for experienced players with lots of power, this is a must buy, but for beginners, steer clear. Note: this is a 5/5 review, I’m still trying to figure out how to get the slider off of 1/5

I have it in TI plastic 173g. On BH my arm speed is simply not fast enough to get any sort of good distance with it's overstable nature. But I bought it to forehand so that was expected. For FH, it can hit a variety of shots that range from a nice S-curve flex to a hard FH hyzer depending on the release/power. Overall, the force does exactly what I expected, flies consistently, and is my go to disc when I'm need to make a longer forehand flex shot.

I can really see the potential of this disc, but I release a majority of my RHBH drives at a slight hyzer angle. This results in my drives with the force immediately shooting to the left. On the other hand, meaning my forehand throws, it is a lot more versatile. Hopefully I can wear in my titanim Force a little to have a better experience, but for now, this isn't enough to replace my Nuke...

I have a Titanium plastic 174g Force and this is a meat-hook utility disc for me as I am nowhere close to the arm speed necessary to use this as a distance driver. It is the most overstable disc in my bag. I hated this disc at first because if I accidently gave it even a little bit of a hyzer angle I would be in for a brutal and short meat-hook drive. I use this disc if I have an obstacle and need a hard hook left (RHBH) or hard hook to the right (RHFH). I will also occassionally tee off with this if there is too much headwind even for a stable to overstable driver like a destroyer. Unless you have an incredible arm, this disc will not turn if thrown fast and flat and will behave as if a headwind wasn't even there. I always choose this disc if there is a water hazard, OB, or bad rough to the right and I need a disc to finish left (RHBH) to get on the fairway or park next to the basket. This disc under no circumstance will continue to the left, even when thrown fast on an anhyzer it will turn right back over. Sure I am not looking at ace runs, but at least I know I'll never be in danger of the aforementioned water hazard, OB, or bad rough. I would love to eventually be able to crush this disc, but I don't see it happening anytime soon. It's not a bad disc, just not for me unless I encounter certain situations.