Straight out of the box this is a straight flying disc! As you beat it in you'll find that nice hyzer flip or straight to turning disc. Perfect woods mid range or open course disc. Overall a very dependable disc. 

I received this disc as a mystery disc twice, I have thrown it in a few rounds to get a feel for it and let me just say, I was underwhelmed.... 

Feel: The plastic has a decent amount of gumminess to it (Which I like), However it is slicker than expected. I would say this affected my release point on multiple occasions, resulting in an early release. It is durable though, on those early releases, they would hit a tree and not cause damage.

Flight: I would say that this disc flies more understable than advertised. This is not as "Flippy" as say the Lone wolf or Uplink, but on Hhyzer it will flip up flat and turn for most of it's flight. On a flat release, it will turn and never fade out. When released on Anny, this disc will burn out and roll. 

Verdict: All in all, I was expecting a straight to slightly stable flight. Something akin to the L64 Trust, LSD Ranger. What I ended up with was a Fuse or Buzz ss clone. Not a bad disc by any means, Just not what I was looking for.

A great midrange for beginners. I get a little flip up with it and it finishes with a soft fade. It has a bit more glide than my Buzzz. Probably bag this one as my understable mid. Plastic feels good in the hand and the bright color is visible on the green.

More understable then the number suggest for sure. The one I threw turns out of the box. Its a weird understable for me too much to be comfortable for a dedicated straight mid but not enough to like it for a turnover. Im sure this will fit someones needs but not what I was looking for so it didnt make the bag. 

forged, 180g

Out of the box, the launch edition flew pretty true to the numbers for my arm (only ~285' rhbh). Comfortable in the power grip and nice feeling plastic. Mine was a little domey which I don't love but it's fine. It's got good glide, but the out of the box stability has already seen some losses after two rounds, I'm starting to get a little more turn and flip with it. Bit of a bummer as it makes me hesitant to use it in wind now. I definitely believe the reviews from stronger throwers, I think it's a little less stable than expected after a couple throws and seems to be breaking in quite fast

I gave Finish Line discs a try when I heard Drew owned the company. I was given the discs for free, actually, and I thought it would fly true to flight numbers. It was close, but the Supra felt a little understable thrown at 85% power. 

I also didn't really care for the feel of the disc in forged plastic. It felt slick and uncomfortable. It does seem durable, though. 

I really just wouldn't recommend this disc to anyone given there are better options for cheaper, elsewhere. 

I've really enjoyed throwing the supra. I got the initial prototype and the launch edition. I've thrown the proto most and it is an awesome flippy mid. Great for hyzerflips in the woods where you need to hit a tight gap. Will also hold a turnover and glide for days. The launch edition doesn't seem all that different to me either. I've heard some comment it's a little more stable, but I haven't noticed too much of a difference. I'd say it definitely has more turn than the numbers lead on and is closer to a -2 like a Buzz SS. It feels great in the hand the the forged plastic is top notch, as always. Hope to see this one in composite at some point too. 

The Disc I tested was the Launch edition 180G. I really wanted to like this disc & was hoping it would kick my favorite midrange out the bag, but it wasn't what I expected. The plastic feels great much like the Era which I love and still bag for turn overs and roller. The rim fits my hand well but the edge of the disc took some getting used to. I threw it along with a newish Glo FLX buzzz 177+G and a well used 1 1/2 year old ESP BUZZZ 177+G. Thrown on a flat release the Supra would start turning pretty quick and wouldn't fight out of it much at all if any. Thrown  with a moderate amount of hyzer. It would flip to flat quickly and turn a fair amount. Then fight out slightly at the end. The distance was a huge killer to me. Every throw the buzzzs beat it by 30'-50'. Seeing how it flew I decided to compare it to my Buzzz SS FLX and Champion Wombat 3 both max weight and both slightly beat in. Both the SS and the wombat 3 had more stable flights and distance than the Supra. For reference in typical throw my buzzzs 300'. The Supra i was lucky to get 225-250' 

The hand feel on the Supra is very comfy, well balanced depth and I get good pinch point between my thumb and pointer finger. As with the Era, the Forged plastic is really top notch.

I've got both a launch edition and a pre-release prototype. The pre-release is quite flippy, easily in the 5|5|-2|0 range of flight. However, the launch edition is pretty spot on to the 5|5|0|1 flight numbers. It's hard to review this disc without mentioning its inspiration; the Buzzz. I find the Supra to be glidier than a Buzzz and it also seems a bit faster, but is slightly comfier in the hand for me. The Supra is a great option in the straight flying midrange category and another killer release from Finish Line.