I bag a beat in moonshine glow escape that I throw for big anhyzer shots 250'+

I've absolutely love this disc! I give it a 10/10. Mine has a bit more glide to it, as said on the disc. I don't have a big arm but either way, the escape still comes in clutch! I recommend to all players! 

Great disc for advanced players to throw on a slight hyzer to let it flip to flat then slowly turn right the whole way down. If it is really given some air it will come back at the end. Also very easy roller disc. If you are intermediate player will be an amazing straight shooter with tons of glide.

*The newer clear moonshine is different than the older opaque moonshine plastic. The newer runs are far less stable. It is slightly more stable than biofuzion but less than lucid/fuzion.

I have two escapes.  One in moonshine and one in fluid.  The one in moonshine has the same speed and glide as the fluid, but less turn and more fade.  You can get some great hyzer flips out of it and have it come back at the end.  I would compare it to a glidey valkary.

Game changing disc for me. Not only is this a very capable fairway driver but when you combine it with greater arm speed it handles it and becomes a very straight long distnace driver that can fight moderate winds. Since it's slightly understable I've found I can throw it with strong tail wind and not lose too much distance. If you're not beefy armed and want a consistent flying long distance disc this is for you. I've been able to eliminate 3 other discs from my bag thanks to their versitility and ease of use. Give it try. Moonshine plastic in this mold tends to be slightly more understable for me so I end up with a gram or two heavier disc to compensate. 

They call this a Fairway driver; they lied. This disc is sneaky long and has super glide. I can throw it with about 75% power on a slight hyzer, it will flip up, turn, hold, glide, and eventually fade at the end. Thrown flat, it flip up and hold the turn for 90-100% of the flight. Good in tail winds, poor choice for head winds. Unlike lightweight alternatives such as the Starlight Wraiths or Blizzard Katanas, I find the Escape very predictable; it doesn't tend to "turn and burn" (turn over to much and dive to the ground). I've thrown a max-weight Escape further than over distance drivers in significantly lighter weights.

This disc is a superb maximum distance hyzerflip disc for powerful intermediate or slower armed advanced players. Highly recommend in all plastics. 

I got an escape in moonshine plastic at 168g and after a month of playing with it it's developed more turn than the one I originally test threw. Might also be a combination of throwing slightly faster plus 2 grams lighter. Does anyone know if the Fuzion plastic is more stable than the moonshine plastic? An escape with slightly less turn than mine has would be great.