176 gram Discraft Passion ESP plastic. The ESP Passion has a unique shaped rim with kind of a shallow groove in it. I can't really describe it. It's not a big deal to me but might be for some people. The ESP plastic is still one of the best in my opinion. I have heard the Passion be described as "a longer Buzzz", a big part of the reason I tried it. I'm biased towards disc's with -1 turn and 1 fade, probably because I am so comfortable with the Buzzz and want easy to throw neutral discs that go farther. But the Passion doesn't feel like a Buzzz or fly exactly like one. It is versatile and easy to control but also  more understable. I would keep it in my bag and throw it frequently except I like the Lonestar Lariat even better. So the Passion stays home

Was in the market for a neutral fairway driver that I could throw and land straight.  Mainly bought the passion because I swear every other video from Foundation Discs has the guys and Brodie saying "It's always a passion."  Figured why not give it a try.  I'm glad I did because it really is a great disc.  Forehand or backhand can get the disc to fly straight, and finish straight.  Hand feel is different from other neutral 7-8 speeds I've thrown, but I find it to be very comfortable (FH & BH).  Just a great disc all around that has a permament spot in my bag for the forseeable future.