The renegade offers excellent glide and a beautiful S-shaped flight. For players with slow-to-moderate arm speed, I imagine this disc will take full power and turn it into a moderate turn followed by a reliably fading finish. 

For players with faster arms, this disc can take a dramatic early turn and possibly turnover completely. I was looking for something similar to a Tern but with a lower speed so I could slow my arm speed a bit and still get decent distance. I've only thrown this a few times, but I'm finding it difficult to find the sweet spot. I'll either turn it over or release it a bit too slowly or late and the disc will fade a bit more than I'd hope. That being said, I've found that if I throw it at about 75% power and the fairway has enough room on either side, I'll get about 200-250 fit of a beautiful S shaped flight that ends up nearly straight of where I threw it. 

For what it's worth, I picked this up in Fuzion plastic (beautiful) at 174 grams on the recommendation from a player who threw the Explorer for a fairway driver and said this disc was the farthest disc he could throw. I believe this is a decent disc, but for me it would be a utility disc for fairways with an open right side but blocked left side where I need the disc to end up about straight ahead (throwing RHBH). I'm going to give this disc another shot to see how it performs on a forehand. 

This was the first disc that I could throw far.  It took a short while for me to get my throwing speed up, but this one is a very easy one to throw far.  When you are ready to throw a speed 11, this is definetly one to check out.