This disc is ridiculously overstable!  I'm sure that this disc is great for players that easily have 400+ power.  Unfortunately, my noodle arm just doesn't have enough juice to really see a difference between the Sabot and other overstable distance drivers.  On a full flex line, I can get 275-300 feet.  I do find the Sabot to be decent in the overstable utility slot and recommend this to anyone with the arm to give it a rip.  I know several people who love this disc, but it isn't for me.  

This thing is BEEF!

An absolute staple in my bag for anything I need to finish with unrelenting fade and skip. Forehand or backhand it will fight any wind and not flip. I mainly throw it forehand if it's off the tee and can get it 400 max but I should also state my Max D forehand drives are 500, so that goes to show how meaty this thing is.

However, this truly shines as a utility disc and forehand roller. I can't tell you how many times I've got out of awful situations to scramble well with this. Monster forehand rollers, great tommy disc to get out of trouble. I owe this thing so many strokes because it is 10000% consistent! Try one if you have the arm.

If there is one thing that Hyzerbomb has done really well, it has to be super overstable meathooks. First the Moab, and now the Sabot. I don't know for sure, but I have to think that this is the same disc as the OOP Innova Max. This thing brings the beef. Unless you have a big arm, you aren't going to get much from this disc other then early hyzers. This is too much disc for myself, but if you have the power, this could be an awesome disc for you.