Never would have thought I'd come across a disc that would take the spot of my neutron hex until I received the Sector. The composite plastic feels great and this thing just goes. I've been using it on every hole I typically used the hex and haven't missed a beat. It does seem to have a touch more fade, similar to an eclipse hex, but has a nice straight flight that will hold even with 375' worth of power. Definitely a solid choice for that straight midrange slot with power.

The composite plastic in this mold has a nice and grippy smooth (almost Kastaplast) feel to it. Rounded shoulder compared to many midrange discs but not off putting, still feels comfortable in the hand. Has a little under stability when throw hard but a decent enough fade to not turn and burn. Hyzer flip will ride straight with a touch of drift but then find its way back to the target line without fear of finishing too far left with throwing RHBH. 

Many companies try to "Recreate the Buzzz" only to find themselves with a disc that isn't... the Sector on the other hand, has the perfect flight to match the Buzzz, but with the most comfortable hand feel I've ever felt in a midrange. If you haven't tried it yet, give it a toss. It might end up being the only mid in your bag after.

Let me preface this by saying that I absolutely love finishline and all of their products

I snagged a couple or the launch edition sectors and was exited to have a new straight stable midrange, however I don't know if I got a weird run or what but both of mine are  very understable. I have to put aton of hyzer just to get a flight farther than 225 that won't turn and burn. I don't have a mega arm or anything crazy and even found myself double checking that I didn't get supras by mistake.

Overall I love the handfeel and the plastic and the company, I'm just sad mine were way less stable than the numbers.

Man this disc has a super unique hand feel. It feels deep in the hand with a really rounded shoulder. Feels great in the hand and is the perfect straight mid. I didn't know the numbers until writing this review, but the numbers are close in my opinion, I would just adjust the fade to a 1.5 instead of a 1.0. Workable midrange that low and high armspeeds are going to be able to utilize. Great for shapping shots, throwing in the open and just lazer beams. This is what the Supra was trying to be and I am a fan of this.