My go to mid range for straight shots or I can put it on a hyzer to get around some trees. I have a few of these discs just to make sure I always have one in case I lose one. It's a bag staple for me. I use this on tunnel shots or if I just want to be confident where a disc is gonna land.

I really wanted to like this disc when I first got it. Out of the box, smooth and straight lines at good power. I was pushing this thing up to 350ish and the dome on it helped it glide with no noticible fade. So this should be good, right? Unfortunately within the span of 2 weeks it's become the same thing as my yikun yan. Way too touchy. Like, touchy to the point of it not being able to go straight over 200ft. You would think a halo disc would keep its characteristics for longer. This disc's dome is also massive and has the worst hand feel I think I've ever got out of a midrange. If you are going to get a straight flying mid, just get a mako3 and skip out on the understability. Then again, I am willing to give the benefit of the doubt to Infinite/Innova that this was simply a bad run of discs. No complaints about the Halo S-Blend plastic either (I mean it's Halo Star so what do you expect). Overall it dissapointed me, my word of advice...skip the anubis and just pick up the mako3. It's the same thing with the small caveat that it does the thing it's supposed to do. Up some glide and some turn.