This is a very fun disc to throw and kind of a unique mold.  It's not quite an overstable approach disc, it's more of a straight-to-stable disc.  Even though the rim is somewhat unusual ( it sort of feels like a Wasp) I find it very comfortable to hold.  The smaller 4-speed size feels great and the disc feels slim and compact.  It works very well for both forehand and backhand but I prefer it for backhand drives off the tee and short approach shots.  It has pretty good glide and flips up to flat for me when thrown from a hyzer, with a reliable finish at the end.  The Collapse plastic feels great, it's soft and flexible and is tacky.  This Collapse plastic feels more firmer than the Depth Charge Collapse.  

This disc is so interesting.  the rim is unlike anything I've seen.  It has traditional depth, but then it caves towards the top plate and narrows out.  With the weird rim shape, I thought this would feel vey awkward, but it in facts feels amazing.  This fits the hand so well.  The flight of the disc is spot on straight.  This is one of the straighest flying discs I've thrown, right up there with a Hex, Warship, and the Buzz.  Whatever angle you put it on it sticks to.  It gets great distance fr a mid range as well.  The stamp on the disc says it all, point and shoot, this is accurate.  Get the disc for the conversation starter of the rim, and then keep it in the bag for it's versatility.