I'm giving this disc four stars because when I need it for certain conditions, it's money.  There are some pretty important caveats though.  For reference, I've been playing a little over a year; my strong drives are in the 360-370 range (I can get a little over 400 when all is right with the world).  I know the speed of this disc is listed as 14, but I don't put it there.  With whatever arm speed generates the distance I mentioned, throwing 172g, the Freedom is a great tailwind disc for me.  That's its main purpose in my bag. Breeze at my back, I can give a solid pull and I'll get something pretty close to -1 turn / 2-3 fade, fairly reliably.  With no wind, I still use it occasionally.  Put it on a hyzer and rip it.  It flips up, turns, and fades.  It's beautiful and exceptionally long when I nail it.  Which brings me to my issue with the disc.  It's touchy.  This disc doesn't tolerate a headwind at all, and even on a still day, if I get it too flat, a hard pull can turn it into the ground too early.  I'd wager a strong arm couldn't even throw this disc without it turning into a roller.  I guess I see why it's going out of production, but since I've learned when to use it, I dig it.  

The Freedom is a long range distance driver from Dynamic Discs. This is truly a wide rimmed driver, and was not as comfortable in my hand as some of Dynamic's other distance drivers. This disc will be pretty stable if you can't get it up to speed, but if you do have the power, the Freedom has a nice S Flight. It did seem to be affected by decent headwinds, and I would not use it as my only distance driver, but this thing can really get some big distance on a huge flex shot if it has room to work.

this is the last time I order the mystery disc.  Ordered 2 putters and a mystery disc, got a freedom in biofuzion plastic.  A speed 14 driver is absolutely not something I can use.... I don't have the arm speed for it.  It might be a good disc if you can throw faster than I can, but for me this is a paperweight.

This is a very wide rimmed driver that gives easy distance with minimal power.  I've thrown two different 173g Fuzion Freedoms.  I threw mine 300' or in the low 300' range with very little effort.  However, as you put more power on the disc it becomes very understable and wants to go to the ground fairly quickly which prevented me from getting more distance out of it. 

This disc might work for a 300' thrower but if you throw much more than this there are other understable discs that are much more controllable than the Freedom.  I've thrown many discs and from my experience the furthest flying understable discs for a 300-350' thrower are the Innova Tern, Westside Destiny, and the Latitude 64 Bolt.  Of those I found the Tournament Westside Destiny to be the easiest disc to throw the furthest with less power.  With the same power the Destiny always seemed to go further than the Freedom and for me the disc felt better in the hand with a smaller rim.

Fuzion 172g

I got this disc as a mystery disc.  I had high hopes for it as I didn't currently own a DD disc.  First time I threw this thing with power it immediately dropped to the ground and went rolling.  Putting this thing on an extreme hyzer will make it pop up flat, fade right, and still turn into a roller.  On a good note, I had a 340 foot throw/roller combination, but its definitely not a reliable shot nor very feasible in most courses.

This can possibly be a decent beginner disc, though I couldn't say for sure.  I'd honestly recommend lower speed understable drivers anyway.

First off I wanted to say I throw RHBH and I bag some understable discs so I can hyzer flip them for max distance on a calm day.  This having the ratings it did caught my eye since it looks like it could be a hyzer flip goddess off the tee.  I picked this up in Fuzion at 171g.  I stepped up to the tee and gave this thing a rip like I would a Tern or a D3 and it turned and burned.  Not one to judge by a single throw I tried it again, and again, and again only for it to do the same thing for me every time.  I powered it down but was still unimpressed by its flight path due to it's high speed and being super understable.  With this said it didn't earn a place in my bag since I had discs that were more controllable and went much farther.  For me the ratings seemed closer to 14, 5, -4, 1.  When you put any power behind this thing it will turn over and not come back even when releasing on an extreme hyzer.  Throwing this thing on a day with any head or cross wind will throw this thing around like a rag doll.  I would compare this disc to an Innova Wahoo or Vibram UnLace.  The only use for this thing (for me anyway) would be an extremely high speed roller which isn't something I was looking for.