A great first distance driver, but for me it's my main fairway to slightly longer than fairway, shorter than "distance" driver range, right around 310-340. I can throw mine flat and it'll hold really straight with just a bit of turn and a gentle fade. Cannot recommend this disc enough if it's a slot you need to fill!

I'm pretty sure this disc is still flying as I type this review. WOW. I bought a Biofuzion Escape on accident to be honest, a misclick on a poorly labeled site (NOT THIS MAGICAL DISC GOLF WONDERLAND) and maybe a couple of beverages in my system and Voila the greatest mistake I've ever made. 

The closest comparison I can make is a nicely beat in Pro Thunderbird, but more glide and absolutely effortless distance. This disc when put on a roughly 60% pull almost makes me question why I carry distance drivers. I can put this thing out to 425' in an open field with precision I didn't think was possible. (I have pretty good arm speed, and have the luxury of playing year round in AZ.)

The flight is almost neutral at this point in its life, it wiggles a bit to the right (I'd say the -1 turn is spot on) and then it will wiggle back to the left just a hair and gently fade. In a bio fusion out of the box it's closer to a -.5 turn and 2 fade but breaks in pretty quickly. If you're looking for more durable plastic that will hold the -.5/2 flight numbers for a longer period, the fusion blend is perfect. I'm sure the opto is great as well, but my hands get sweaty in the desert, and opto gets slick when I get sweaty. 

If you're a beginner looking for a disc to bump your distance up, but not ruin your form like a warp speed driver will do, get a bio and fusion escape and use those as distance drivers. If you're more advanced and want an effortless distance control driver, this is the guy for you.

Now for the slight downsides. The plastic beats in a bit quickly, and the escapes can get a little floppy on you quickly. But just put a touch more hyzer on it and boom you've got even more distance. This disc is also not a big fan of headwinds, Also if you're like me and have a Thunderbird(s) that already took your heart, but also ended up with one of these bad boys, get ready for the most difficult decision of all time...

an amazing disc that just glides forever, even though it's a slower speed disc it's one hell of a distance driver while being a fairway driver at the same time. It's a super straight disc with a nice fade at the end, after it's beat end it's pretty much just a straight driver.. an amazing disc which should be in everyone's bag if you ask me.

I cannot say enough good things about the Escape.  The BioFuzion Escape was my first Trilogy Disc and my first disc to get over 300' feet. 

Several rather obsessed months later, I'm throwing close to 400 feet on average.  And this disc will NEVER leave my bag.  In fact, I have 3 in there right now.  A BioFuzion, a Lucid and a Lucid Air.  This disc will do everything you want it to do.  Beat it in and it'll turn over nicely with a little fade at the end to keep it where you want it.  Rip it flat to get some turn and a long - LONG finish before fading out gently at the end.  Throw it on a hyzer to get it flip to flat, ride that straight line and predictably finish. 

You couldn't pay me enough to take the Escape out of my bag. 

I've held off for quite awhile on reviewing this disc, in part to figure it out and in part to let it beat in a little. For reference, I throw around 300-330, RHBH.

I picked up a 169g biofuzion Escape and at first it was definitely stable/overstable but as it's beaten in, it just gets straighter and straighter.

For my arm strength, now that it's seasoned a bit, it just flies straight... no turn at all and finishes with a forward fade. A brilliant disc for tunnel shots. I can get right around 300 with this disc now.

My understanding is that the biofuzion is the least stable of the plastics so I could see picking up different plastics or going heavier to add stability if needed but this is one of my main drivers now and I can't say enough good things about it.

A little flippier than I would have wanted, but still a solid fairway driver. It's definitely closer to a Stag than what I thought it was going to be based off the flight numbers, but oh well. The Biofuzion plastic is a great deal for this disc, giving it a touch more stability 

This was the first diver I got myself after growing out of the Jade (my first driver).  I ended up getting the BioFuzion which was beat in about 3 months or regular use, It started out fairly strait for me then became pretty flippy. Going to start rotating these once I get the chance.  Good disc, beginners friend

This thing has serious glide! It can also hold up to a lot of snap without turning and burning. It is some would be in your friendly because if you get the nose up it'll still go a long ways. When I would throw it I would see a good deal of high-speed turn but also fade. I could only throw this discs very straight and very far. On a hyzer it would flip up a little bit and then fade fade out. On an annhyzer it would hold I turn for most of the flight with a slight fade at the end. Overall an excellent discs for beginners, intermediate players, and even Advanced players.

This is a great disc, a little more understable than the fuzion but will fade back nicely if you don't put too much power on it. Just throw this disc on a nice line with a little snap and it will sail for days! Great disc.

This is a great disc.  It is one of the most reliable BH discs I have.  It has a good flight and you don't have to put everything into to get a full flight.  It goes for days and is so smooth on the release.  I love the look and feel of the biofuzion too.  I consistently grab this disc when I need a throw to go 300-350 and accuracy is important.  Big arms might not love this disc, but being an intermediate player, it fits me perfectly.  I would highly recommend trying this disc out.  I don't ever really FH this disc, it just doesn't handle that torque well for me, but BH it's money!

I have this disc in biofuzion and it is a fairly understable disc for me. If I throw it hard and flat it will hold a nice turnover almost the whole flight. I love this disc though.It goes about as far as my distance drivers with a hyzer flip. great for controll shots. I am thinking about getting a more stable plastic as well.

I love the escape! Great for flex shots and if you release it flat you can get it to flip over slightly before it comes fading back. This is one of my top go to fairway drivers.

175g Bio-fusion Escape. I'll start off by saying this is a great disc. I was looking for a thunderbird type disc that was non-innova. this disc is sum what that. Its a tall disc, standing at 2.0cm as posted on this website where the thunderbird is around 1.6cm. this may seem insignificant, and it may be so but for me I really like flat discs, especially fairway and distance drives. they just seem to fit in my hands better. That being said i still bag 2 of these discs, they fly extremely straight and break in great in the bio-fusion plastic. i wouldn't recommend this disc to someone looking for a trilogy thunderbird, but if its comfortable in your hands, it could do just that for someone else. 

Great disc that does work without complaining about it . 

Great stable control driver, can easily be made to turn over or can hyzer flip for some really nice distance.  Very controllable in any situation.

Bought a BioFuzion Escape from right of this website, and I am really impressed. A very solid fairway driver and I agree that it flies a little faster than a 9, probably closer to a 10 speed. It flies with a lot of glide, not surprising since it was made by Latitude 64. It is definitely a great fairway driver that I pull out for shots where I dont want to throw to hard. This disc does the work for me