Man this disc was good the first throw and when it hit some stone it just started flipping and rolling out of no where

Only been playing for about a year. I received this disc in a mystery box. I have been very happy with it, it flies straight, and glides well.  The disc has gotten a little nicked up, and went to look for a better plastic, but unfortunately it only comes in the one lower plastic. Still thinking about getting another, but will look for something that will last a little longer

I only had the chance to throw the Night Trooper a few times, but without much experience with it, I was able to get this disc to fly just like I wanted it. It's super easy to throw, and the 7 speed let me put a bit more turn on it to get a little bit more distance. Overall a great fairway option, and I could definitely see myself using a Night Trooper more often!

The Sune Sport Night Trooper is an absolutely fantastic driver for new disc golfers. This disc is really understable, and really easy for new players to get maximum distance out of. The 156g Yellow Night Trooper I used was substantially more understable than the flight ratings indicate. At a complete vertical hyzer this disc would still turn all the way over for me on a normal power drive. 

When thrown at about 50% where I would max out at about 250 feet (a good distance for a new player) this disc has a nice hyzer flip flight for me.

The Night Troooper is currently only available in a base plastic that is not durable. The plastic feels good enough, but it is not durable. I hit a metal sign which gave it a significant gash, bent the rim, and made the already incredibly understable disc even more understable. 

If you're a beginner looking for an affordable driver that will stay mostly straight and give you more distance, then buy a Night Trooper.

If you're an experienced player and want something incredibly flippy, then this is a disc to consider, otherwise until it's available in higer weights and a more premium plastic this disc is likely not for you.