I absolutely love this disc. It has become on of my go to discs in my bag, mainly forehand. Thrown with 60 to 70 % power and flat it will fly absolutely straght with zero turn and a decent fade at the END of the flight. It will skip a bit depending on how it is thrown. It flexes well even at relatively low heights. For reference I have 320 ft forehand power. It behaves like a farther flying Firebird ( my favorite disc) with about half the fade. Similar to a Thunderbird but I like it better. It also has a slightly larger diameter than most discs.

It feels good in the hand and the A medium plastic is both comfortable and grippy but also holds up well. It has seen its share of tree strikes and more or less no damage. Plus who dosent want a bullseye stamp on their disc. Super good looking. Overall I think the flight numbers are accurate.

If you are one the fence on this one just get it, you likely wont be dissapointed

Awesome, straight flying disc. A-Medium plastic feels great and beats in perfectly. Would compare it somewhat to the Clash Lotus with more of a neutral flight. Holds lines well and comes from a smaller manufacturer, and who doesn't love supporting the smaller guys? Highly recommneded for a neutral fairway driver.

This disc has been such a consistent work horse in my bag since getting it months ago. The medium plastic feels like a harder Innova Star style plastic and the mold is super comfortable in the hand. Out of the box the stork flies slightly overstable and pushes further than most slightly overstable fairways. Beats in to consistently dead straight with a reliable forward pushing fade. For people who like a faster fairway this is an amazing pick.

I will tell you, I've bounced around through many 8 speed fairway drivers until I found the stork. Since then, it's become not only a staple to my bag but a disc I literally can't play without. I throw this disc backhand and wherever you throw it, it will hold that line with barely any fade. It's also great for a beginner like me as the speed I throw it at usually has me landing the stork at about 300ish AND on top of that it doesn't land a mile from the fairway. The A Medium plastic holds its shape nicely and won't chip or warp. It's a grippy plastic that will give you consistency in any drive (or even approach) that you need to make. Overall this is a disc that will become a workhorse for your fairway needs and will keep you on that path to the basket.

This disc goes far and straight. I love this disc for any shot between 350-400 that needs to be on a line. If you put it out on hyzer, it will push and push without much fade. Putting it out flat will turn right a little bit before correcting and fading at the end. If you put it on anhyzer, it will hold without turning over and diving to the ground. And if you just need to bomb a disc down a long and narrow tunnel, put full power on a slight hyzer and it will get you to your destination. I have pushed it up to around 450. This can even stand up to power forehands as long as you have good wrist control. 

It is also a wonderful feeling disc in the A Medium. It has stood up to woods golf for a good while without signs of the flight changing much at all and with no real visible gashes. 

I would highly recommend this disc to anyone looking for a straight, long-flying fairway driver. 

It also looks cool as crap, so that is just the cherry on top of the already great disc from Discstroyer. 

This is a great disc.I use it probably 60% of my shots.If you rip it .Straight for days.On forced anhyzers holds the line about 75% of the shot to a light forward moving fade.Hyzer it seems to act a little more stable.And this only increases the slower you throw it.Great control driver that can be worked into a variety of shot shapes.

I just wrote a longer review that got lost because I wasn't logged in, but the Stork is a great disc--maybe my favorite right now, and responsible for a growing share of my best shots. I throw it forehand, usually on slight anhyzer, and it flexes out gently with a predictable forward finish and skip. The Stork is my go-to when I need a reliable flight, especially on low ceiling shots, where it just hovercrafts to the basket. I'm always surprised by how far it flies with just a few feet of height. It's never shown any turn at my arm speed, which is average at best. 

The Medium plastic feels good and has been very durable through lots of use in the woods. The bulls-eye design Disctroyer uses gives the Stork an unusual look which I like a lot. I've already snagged a backup Stork in case I lose the first one--highly recommended!