This has become a workhorse fairway driver for me. Super easy full flights and very controllable. Very slight amount of dome gives it that extra glide without being pop top. I throw the half glow half retina and they are the most "overstable" run I've found so far as they seem to be a tad bit on the flatter side than the full retina (non-glow). Super easy to forehand without much arm speed and a great hyzer flipper with some more arm speed on forehand. I have quite a few different versions of this disc and they are all very similar in flight. A consistent mold, which is a great thing in any disc you rely on. Doomsday has released some of the coolest stamps on this disc and the half and half colors make for a sick flight to watch. If you are looking to lace the trees and hit lines, this fairway is the best you can get at a price you can't beat.

I always come in infinitedisc.com to read the reviews and this disc is so good I thought it was time to do my very first one.  I got this disc because I thought it would look cool flying at night when playing glow.  It turned out to be a money mold.  Just yesterday I hit a super smooth, slight hyzer flip up, full flight 330ft golf shot.....with a 7 speed!  I have issue over throwing fast rim discs and the Chemtrail, to me, feels and flys more like a well seasoned, super glidey midrange.  The plastic has sufficient glow to find it during night rounds.  It felt a little slick to me straight out of the box, but after a few rounds I haven't thought about it since.  The retina plastic looks just as cool flying in the day light just as much as in the dark glowing.  Highly recommend this to anyone looking for an under stable glow driver.  It might make your main bag, like it did mine.

Is the Chemtrail a major milestone for the maturity of the Doomsday Discs brand? I really think so. This is a super premium offering and a downright great disc. Flippy fairway driver that glides forever and feels good in the hand (BH and FH), available in really high quality plastic (with high quality glow, too).

It's flippy, for sure. Fairly easy to burn with too much OAT. But (at least at 5,000ft+ elevation) with decent spin on the disc I can shape some super satisfying shots with it -- effortless powered down hyzerflips, 350ft turnovers, steep uphill shots that need to fly straight, etc. Its just so good at holding lines, hitting gaps, and lacing tunnels. Beginners should be able to get some good distance with this too.

The  Retina plastic feels excellent and is very durable. This has become my go-to long distance straight shooter on mountain courses so I have a couple of these that have seen copious amounts of super sharp granite and been smashed into pine trees at max speed, and the plastic has held up nicely.

The Retina glow plastic is a touch beefier and the glow is pretty high quality -- not MVP eclipse level but about as bright and long lasting as the best glow plastics of other major brands. With the various combinations of plastics (half and half, halo style, etc.) it's possible to dial in a specific level of flippiness. I've been successful at getting a range of stabilities based on the amount of glow plastic, due to the level of consistency these are being manufactured with.

Can't wait to see what's next after this offering!