This is one of those discs that I stumbled upon at a disc golf shop when I was looking for a roller disc, and I was pleasantly surprised. The wildcat that I found was in elite x plastic, was 166 grams, and was well seasoned. For rollers, it fit the bill perfectly. I can throw it full power at a flat angle, and it will roll very far, or I can throw it on an anhyzer angle and it will roll very easily. What I also love about this disc is that you can get some excellent hyzer flip shots with it. I can throw it almost as far as any other disc that I throw, due to it having so much glide and turn, but I can also shape all kinds of shots with it in the woods, especially when the wind is down...

The Wildcat is a fantastic disc for someone looking for a disc with good grip in any condition and a disc that is not difficult to learn to throw. The X plastic is super grippy, but not the most durrable so it will get beat in pretty quickly, but for some poeple me included  like discs that dont take long to get beat up a bit. I have thrown this discs over 400 feet and its perfect for super long slight turnover shots or something you need to flip up and go super straight. I have also heard of people using it as a long roller when it gets flippy, but mine is still pretty stable so i havent tried that yet.  Just be careful in areas with lots of rocks the x plastic does not hold up well against hard impacts. 

I really like the Wildcat. This is another great distance driver for intermediate disc golfers like me. It's stable enough that it works for both forehand and backhand throws, and its rim isn't too thick. This disc glides very well, and I'm able to get good accurate distance with it.