The Rally presents itself as an essential addition to any disc golf bag, boasting a straight to stable flight profile that caters to a wide range of players. Its distinctive rounded bottom rim sets it apart, reminiscent of the Discraft Scorch but at a more manageable speed. Crafted from durable Forged plastic, the Rally maintains its integrity over numerous rounds. Excelling in straight wood shots with a reliable fade towards the end, it shines particularly in the 275ft to 350ft range. Moreover, its resilience in challenging wind conditions, refusing to flip over, makes it a dependable choice for open field play. If you haven't experienced the Rally yet, seize the opportunity to add it to your arsenal without delay!

The Rally is a great disc for any arm speed. I've had it in my bag since it came out and once beat in it gets a nice smooth ride with slight finish at the end which suits my game very well. (Please keep in mind that I live surrounded by a lot of woods courses). 

Nice Fairway driver, slightly more stable than expected but is beating in to replace similar discs in this speed range. 

The rally is a reliable and useful for shaping lines. The plastic and profil feel great in the hand, and I think it would feel good for just about anyone. I believe the first run of these are a bit more stable than what was hoped for, however, I can see the makings of a torque resistant straight fairway driver. 

I had high hopes for this disc as I love the Era, but the flight numbers are rather misleading. I got these to compare to my Passions and they fly nothing like them. These dont want to flip up at all and the fade is much more drastic. These are more comparable to my Saint Pros

I bought these because I love the Era and I wanted to compare these to my Passions, but despite having the same flight numbers, these fly more like my saint pros. I dont get any flip up like i do with my Passion and the fade is much more drastic. I had high hopes, but really got let down with these.

Is anyone else finding this disc to be more overstable than expected? Just got mine in the mail yesterday and it fades way more than the flight numbers would suggest.  I love my forged Era and Supras (especially my new composite) but am finding the Rally is not all that glidey, and dumps left way more like the Torque than other -1/1 FD's like the River or Crave I was looking to compliment. Do I just need to beat it in to get the -1/1 vibes?

For me this was an extremely workable disc. Straight out of the box you'll notice an extreme dome. The rim reminds me of a Roadrunner or a Heat, but not as extremely convex. Handfeel it's very 'neutral', meaning very few people will find this disc uncomfortable. For reference I have roughly 450 ft of power on a good day, but most days I will top out around the 400-420 ft mark and I'm at 4500ft elevation. I think that new this was a touch more understable than the flight numbers indicate, for me I'd give the Rally an 8/5/-1.5/1.

I then threw this disc onto the abandoned road near work, which gets a lot dings and after a 15 minute session with the Rally I achieved 3-6 months of 'seasoning'. Don't worry I did a field work sesh with this in a grass field and then took this back to the same grass field after beating it in. It then became extremely workable as an understable fairway driver and I'd give the numbers to be 8/5/-2.5/1.

While this does have a great flight it's not unique enough to get rid of anything that I'm currently bagging. My stable MFG Sphinx or my beat-in Neo Essence both fit the same slot as well as a beat-in Cenurion or Leopard3. For players looking for a straight to understable fairway driver than this is a good pick-up to try out.