This disc is my go-to for almost anything 265-300 feet. The slightest hyzer gives me a beautiful straight flight. Straight from the store, the turn on this Gummy C-Blend is more like a -0.5, but I am very excited for how it will beat in. Holds anhyzer and hyzer lines well too. 

First off the gummy c-blend needs to be a normal option rather than a limited run because it is superior in many categories to the other options available.  Durability is comparable to champion but grip is enhanced similar to g-blend.  The increased flexability of the disc adds torque resistance upon release to smooth out moderate OAT and on a neutral to understable disc this is very important for dependable flights without as much risk for the disc to turn and burn.  Another advantage especially when playing wooded courses with the gummy plastic is that if the disc hits a tree or other object the deflections and or kicks are greatly reduced.  The stiffer plastic versions are going to be superior for groundplay(skips) and rollers but for my game this is my control disc that can dependably get 350' on a low line drive that lands flat.

The Centurion is a slow fairway driver that really holds a straight to slight turn for most of the flight with a mild fade finish at the end if given the space for full flight.  Slots in right between the Leopard and Teebird3 in my bag and I would remove the leopard before pulling this out of my bag.  People that like the flight of TL's for long straight flights will enjoy the Centurion feel and function.  The best example that most people could relate to would be Calvin Heimburg's eagle throws- he throws the worn in eagle-x 430-460' 6' off the ground with minimal turn or fade.  Using this disc, advanced players can expect his flight shape on a 350' shot.  Who doesn't need a 350' point and shoot option.....

I love this this disc. Consistently gives me straight controllable lines. Super awesome feel. Durable plastic. Go to for my noodle arm. 

This disc has changed my game. Very straight with a nice finish.