i picked this disc up when i first started and i really liked it for hyzer shots and thats all i did with it until my arm got stronger and i was able to get it to hyzerflip and get a lot of distance

i would recommend it for a stronger arm but weaker arms can use it for a hyzer disc.

I picked up a 154g Lucid Air Freedom and the first couple of times I threw it, it turned and burned. After throwing it for a bit, I eventually got used to it, but being so light, it wasn't a very consistent disc and I later sold it to a buddy. 

I feel like this could be a great disc, I just don't recommend getting one this light unless you have a weak arm. 

I have a 161g red GBO Lucid Air Freedom and this disc has a fantastic flight for me. Being in an Air plastic, I was expecting it to be substantially more flippy than it is, something like my Opto-Air Bolt, but it's not. The fact that it's 161g, which isn't much lighter than the drivers I typically throw probably has something to do with it. For my mediocre arm speed the Lucid Air Freedom is actually very stable (as in straight without turning over not as in overstable as some people use the term to refer) at my elevation of 4500 feet. With a level release I'm able to get this disc out to about 350  feet with a slight S-curve and a hooking fade back that probably starts about 300 feet.

Disctance and stability wise, this disc is very comparable to my understable Kings, but it immediately made my bag as I gotta represent the Glass Blown Open, the best disc golf tournament in the World. I highly recommend this disc for any intermediate player who wants easy distance or someone who just wants to support the GBO.