Love my Emac Truth(s)! Go a mile and reliably face out nicely at the end. Bag a 165 gram for most Truth shots, and a lower weight one, about 150, for endlessly straight shots that fly more like a Buzzz. I will never not have a couple Emacs in my bag, since they deliver the most satisfying upshots that need a little more distance than a putter can give me. 

In the moonshine plastic that I have of the Emac truth it seems to be much straighter than the 2 fade. I have found it to fly a lot straighter with less fade at the end. I often throw it side-by-side with the Claymore that I have and it flies very similarly. For me even just a little bit of Annie would cause it not to come back. So it was a little touchy for me. But the feel of the dynamic desk plastic is really good and the same for the EMac truth!

I chose the Moonshine plastic for the most-overstable flight I could get out of an EMAC Truth. I can throw the EMAC Truth flat and hard, and, as a result, the EMAC Truth will demonstrate a small amount of high-speed turn, glide, and then have a strong fade. 

The EMAC Truth is an amazing mid range disc. It's great for backhands and forehands, can handle some wind, and has amazing glide to help it carry. 

The Emac Truth in Moonshine is my vote for the best midrange of all time. You can throw any type of shot with this disc making it a perfect beginner's disc. The moonshine plastic is considerably more overstable than any other (except maybe dyemax or lucid-x), but it doesn't sacrifice an ounce of glide as opposed to the other two plastics. 

I'd give this thing 10 stars if I could. This review is for the Moonshine plastic, although you won't go wrong with any of the plastic types. This is far and away the most versatile disc in my bag. It can be thrown for most any shot that is less than 350'. It is a nice straight flyer with tons of glide and a predictable fade. Release it with a bit of anny, and it will turn a bit before finishing back where it started, which comes in handy for tunnel shots and tight tree lines. Release it flat and it will fide flat and finish smooth. Release on a hyzer, and it'll ride the hyzer line exactly how you'd want it to. If the world was going to end unless I got rid of all my discs except one, the Moonshine DD Emac Truth would be that one disc. 

Moonshine Emac Truth in 178G. So I have not had this disc long, but so far it has blown my mind. It is like my fuzion 176G emac, but a little more stable at the end. They are sneaky long, and super accurate. i think they should be a key disc in everyones bag. I dont know where i would be without mine.