This disc is much like a beat up destroyer (the perfect disc), it has all the characteristics of maximum flight. I would say that the disc is definitely going to be overstable for someone with a slower arm speed, but its the perfect entry level for anyone trying to get into the beefy overstable discs like forces and apes. Can't recommend enough.

The Interval has found its place into my bag as a reliable distance forehand disc for me. It has the stability and torque resistance to withstand a lot of power put into it but has the glide and turn to get some real distance as well. A perfect compliment to my flippier-distance drivers!

The interval is a great disc and fit straight into my bag. Depending on the plastic type you can find intervals that are stable all the way down to full flight bombers. This driver covers several spots in my bag and flies like a faster wraith in my opinion. 

The Finish Line Interval is my go to finesse distance driver. Think of it as a faster Wraith but less stable Destroyer. They have a fantastic feel in the hand with the 11.5/12 speed rim and the Forged plastic is great out of the box but beats in to something similar to that old Innova Star plastic (IYKYK) I like that I can throw it on a bit of hyzer, it will pop up and turn a bit but always have that reliable fade at the end if it's flight. Radiant plastic will be a bit more stable out of the box than the Forged but both are fantastic plastics and the mold feels great in each one. Also, the white forged plastic is money! 

Very stable and dependable in head wind. Almost has destroyer-esk flight. But, I go to this before my destroyers. 

Love this disc! I have always thrown Innova Wraiths and the Finish Line Interval has taken that spot. This disc feels great in the hand and has a bit more stability so I can throw both Backhand and Sidearm distance shots. My Go-to is the Forged Interval and then The Forged Radiant to push even more distance!

This disc has been an awesome addition to my bag. It is my go-to fairway finder for long distance shots. It flies like a beat in destroyer or other overstable distance drivers out the box. I would recommend this to players of all arm speeds, no matter how far you throw, this disc will have a purpose for you!

The Interval is one fantstic option for a distance driver. Flies like a seasoned stable distance driver right out of the box and with a little bit of use, it will become a hyzer flip machine. Backhand and forehand these have a slight bit of turn out of the box but stil have a really good solid finish at the end. Try it out!

My new favorite Distance Driver! This disc flies like a seasoned destroyer right out of the box with that pushing mid-flight everyone loves, and still enough stability to fade at the end. 

The furthest flying dist in my bag currently for both backhand and sidearm. 

Disc: 175g Launch Edition Forged Interval, 171g First Run Forged Interval

Feel: The Interval has an 11 speed rim and the same domey pop top blunt rim than the Daytona. The underside of the rim is unique as it starts as concave then transitions to convex as it meets the inside of the rim. I fan grips everything and rest my index finger on the rim (I have a relatively short index finger), so this disc does not feel great in the hand.

Flight: My typical distance driver distance is between 320 and 350 feet. My rated flight numbers: 11/4.5/-0.5/3. When thrown flat, I get barely any turn with decent glide and a pushing fade similar to the Daytona. Even on the throws that I got out to 380 feet, the turn was very minimal. The flight difference between this and the Daytona was not much different,and certainly nowhere near a -1 turn or 2 fade.

Overall: I am not sure what slot this disc would fit. It is an 11 speed rim, not a 12 speed. If you are looking for a Halo Wraith replacement, this might do it, but for me I don't like the hand feel and first impressions were not great.

Very surprised by this disc. Out of the box it flew just like I had hoped it would. Nice turn and dependable fade. I naturally throw with a lot of hyzer and this disc slots perfectly into my natural throw to consistently get good distance without coming out on too much hyzer. Will definitely by my go-to distance driver for a while.

The interval surprised me. Right out of the box it's like a seasoned star destroyer. It gives me a good bit of turn but always comes back. Very dependable bomber and is easy to replace if lost. I will say the flight characteristics change quickly as the plastic tends to work in pretty fast but that's neither a pro or con here, just worth noting. Interested in trying more weights!

This is disc is great because of its versatility. Any distance shot can be thrown with the interval with maximum turst. Forehand and backhand alike.

*NOTE* I only give 5 stars out to discs that I bag and throw actively. A 4-star disc is great and may come in and out of the bag for me and I can see another player actively bagging it. 

Extremely comfortable in the hand. I love how this run of Forged plastic came out. Mine may be the outlier, but it was significantly less glidey than my Emperors and I was having a hard time getting it to turn. With these flight numbers I was expecting and Enigma like flight, but I just couldn't get mine to perform like that. I could get this disc to hold a flex line and was flying a lot like a less glidey Halo Emperor. My Interval may have been a one off, but I feel like it shouldn't have been nearly as stable as it was flying. Admittedly, I don't have the biggest arm, but I can get one out there to 450 every so often and am consistently at 425. I gave this to my buddy who can bomb it out ot 500' and he had similar thoughts to me. 

A very workable disc for any arm speed. Gives you a seasoned distance driver flight right out of the get go. For players with bigger arms they'll get a nice flip and slight turn out of it. Newer players will find a disc that they than grow with since it'll be stable in the beginning for them and beat in a little more to get a nice flight. On forehands this disc is great, nice profile and dome that make it really comfortable in the hand.

The Interval is the perfect disc for anyone who enjoys throwing beat in overstable distance drivers. It comes with that mid flight turn and hard finish out of the box and is perfect for high disc speed bombs or line drive golf lines. 

First reactions to the mold, to me best feeling mold to date after the Forged Era. Definitely going down the right path for this. No flashing. Good dome for that trust worthy finish. Higher arm speeds will get a nice S turn. Slower arms speeds will get a nice turn but a go finish. Highly recommend for the newer players looking to move up the distance drivers. I got a couple purple ones and they are gorgeous. 

Finish Line hit a home run with this one. Great for every player level. Flies just like a beat in destroyer right out of the box. For beginners, it's easier distance an for more advanced players this is a great disc for angle manipulation with a very reliable fade. Any bag should have this disc as a go to. 

Definitely a workable disc depending on what you're trying to accomplish. I was able to hyzer flip it a tiny bit, turn it over a bit, and also keep it really stable with hyzer or lower arm speed. Earns a spot in my bag instantly! 

This is hands down one of my new favorite Distance Drivers. I've always likes the flight of a -1 turn 2 fade and this disc really takes those numbers and gives you the perfect flight. It's very straight, sometimes flips up depending on your throw, but always has a reliable fade at the end. Also really good for forehands.

The newest Finish Line Discs Interval is comparable to a beat-in overstable destroyer. I find it to be glidey, and flies further than a destroyer on extreme angles. It's shape is a bit smoother than the destroyer, so if you find the destroyer too deep or sharp, this is a perfect alternative. Brand new out of the box they are stable enough for big arms to enjoy without being unusably overstable. They tend to roll towards the basket for me.