The Silent Cruiser might be my favorite disc from Sune Sport. Even though it's a little bit lighter than I'm used to, I throw it just like my usual midranges and it flies great. I would compare this disc to maybe an Infinite Discs Chariot; super straight flight, with a gentle fade right at the end. I tried to see what it would take to turn this disc over on an anhyzer, and was surprised that it fought out of the angle pretty well. I am overall very happy with this disc, and would recommend it to most mid-level players. 

The Silent Cruiser is the only stable-overstable disc currently available in the Sune Sport line. It has some good stability to it even at the light weights the current Light Edition plastic is available in. 

While this is listed as a midrange, it really has more of a bevel edge driver feel to it. I would definitely give it a higher speed rating. A new disc golfer can use this disc to fit the spot of an overstable disc that will fade hard and not provide the distance of the drivers in the Sune Line. The Silent Cruiser I used is white and weighs 160g.

With a level moderate power throw I'm able to push the Silent Cruiser out to about 230 feet with a mostly straight flight followed by a gradual fade that will penetrate an additional 30-40 feet. 

Overall this is a solid mid/fairway driver hybrid that can round up a nice complimentary 5 disc set giving new disc golfers a variety of discs that provide different flight characteristics.