I dont know if its just the run I got or if they are all like this, but I got a Blue oasis Enoch and it is very understable! I can throw this on about 45 degrees of hyzer full power and it will flip to flat and turn a little with minimal fade at the end. It is great when I want to power down on a throw but I still need some distance.

This is my favorite disc from Goliath!

Feel: The Oasis Plastic is great! Gummy, but not floppy. And very Durable! The OT Plastic is very firm with a little tackiness for grip.

Flight: This is an interesting disc, THe numbers suggest a straight flying discs with consistent fade. I've thrown this disc in each of the colors (Which is important) And this is what I found. Blue: Will fly most true to numbers, Dead Straight with little turn or fade. Gray: Has a nice little turn but will come back with a slight fade. Orange: HyzerFlip Machine!!! Very Understable compared to the other colors. 

I'm not sure why the colors fly so different, but out of the box they will have varying flights. I had my brother test this out too and he came to the same conclusion. 

The OT Version has the most overstable flight out of all of them, but has a tendency to beat in very quickly to make it flippy.

This is a great straight flyer. Goes forever! Very dependable and goes where you throw it.

My go-to disc! This fairway will stay on whatever line you put it on. It's reliable, has great glide & a soft finish. By far my favorite Goliath disc!

Goliath are putting out some interesting molds focusing on a thick rim section which is making it a little hard to gauge the flight numbers on this disc. I would say everything is accurate, except it definitely is flippier than advertised. Enoch is not a disc you can hammer out as hard as you can, but it is absurdly easy to use on a Fairway. Good point and shoot for within 280ft for a reliable shot placement. 

Back to the rim... how blunt and thick it is allows a super stable hyzer flip every. Single. Time. Once you calibrate how much hyzer to give it, you can get it to ride that flip and reliably fade without slicing. This is a disc you have to put some respect into to get good results with. 

The enoch player super laser straight, if you are looking for a fairway driver that doesnt really move left or right much and will always finish with a forward push, this is your disc. For slower arm speeds it will probably be one of your longest throwing discs. For a more advanced player it will just ride whatever line you put it on. Did i mention the glide? Yea it covers more ground easier compared to other discs in the same category Quickly beat the Mvp Crave from my bag