This disc does exactly as described in the above flight path for most casual & intermediate players if given a nice clean flat release w/a max distance of like 200' feet. I've seen players with faster arms speed & proper form huck it out there 250'-300', so it is more than capable in all hands. There is no soft fade at the end of power throws, but there is a nice brick like drop at the end of flight. It also holds most minor hyzer & anny angles fairly well. Overall it's a decent putt & approach discs, but a better throwing putter on short holes that need that fineness & predictability. 

Doc Hedgehog 

Simply put, this disc causes a "wait, this actually flies really well..." response from *literally* every person I've convinced to try it out. Yes it feels weird, but it doesn't make it hard to throw or grip. Forehand is a little less comfortable but again, it'll do what you're trying to get it to do. Lastly, this thing is ACCURATE. You can get ground play if you throw an angle with ground play in mind, but it'll sit and stay if you get it to land flat, even on hard dirt. It's pretty fantastic.