Very understable and feels true to the numbers. Pretty easy to flip over and/or hold on anny even when throwing it much slower than its speed would suggest. At high speeds it resists flexing out which opens up the potential for long anny hooks and rollers.

For me this can almost fill the role of something like a slightly understable 10 speed, but with the option to stretch out to a much longer distance, though it is much more punishing and inconsistent. On forehand I can laser this out past 300ft without having to do a stratospheric S-turn shape, but it's very sensitive to any minor issues with my release.

Toxic waste plastic is nice and has held up quite well.

Are you looking for that cheat code for an easy roller? Look no further because here it is! This disc is stupid understable....Like, throw it with 60% power and it will flip and burnout on you. While this may seem like a flaw, this is it's greatest attribute!

Feel: The toxic waste Plastic reminds me of Bravo from LSD or Gold From Lat 64 when left in the sun for a couple hours. Grippy, a little floppy, but with a decent amount of durability.

Flight: ROLL.......thats it.....It rolls.....OK, Maybe if you throw it on a 6 O'Clock Hyzer, it might flip up flat and glide for a while, But that's not what it is designed for.

Verdict: If you want a disc to learn how to throw rollers, or one to give to your buddy without telling him the numbers to see his face when it burns out on him, and you laugh hystarically as he throws the worst shot of his life? BUY THIS DISC NOW!

I handed this disc to my 11-year-old daughter who is just beginning to play and this disc nicely s-curves out of her hand for about 80-100 feet (as far as she can through). I can only get it to turn over for me, even thrown on a significant hyzer release.

This is a very beginner friendly disc for someone who wants to throw distance but has slow arm speed. For everyone else, it will be a great distance roller disc. Extremely understable.