I bag 175G R-Blend X-Out and live above 5000' elevation in Wyoming 

Plastic: Not as relatable to Innova R-Pro as I assumed.  It has similar grip to R-Pro with maybe a little chalkier of a feel.  Moderately soft without being floppy.  Fairly shallow bead less rim with a relatively flat top.  Fits easily in my hand both backhand and forehand.  No flashing issues and felt good to throw right out of the box. 

Flight: So far this disc is a perfect straight shooter with easy glide.  I use it for shorter midrange shots as well as approach.  The glide really helps this disc reach out a little farther than the rest of my 3 speed approach discs.  If I put a little snap on the disc it will flip to flat and go straight as a string.  It has enough fade to settle back to the original line if it drifts to the right, but not much extra.  That being said, you can still shape a decent shot with this disc.  It will hold a turn over all the way to the ground, it will flip to flat/slight drift, it will hold the hyzer, You name it, this disc can do it.  It all comes back to the user and the execution of angles of release.  I would recommend this disc for new players all day long.  The glide mixed with the neutral stability make this an easy to throw disc for short to medium approach shots.  The low profile, relatively flat top feel makes this easy for kids and adults alike to grip.  

Conclusion: This immediately found a place in my bag and actually replaced my Innova Star Rat for midrange shots, approaches AND driving off the tee.  The neutral stability for my arm speed make this disc a shot shaping masterpiece.  The plastic feels good to me, being a softer plastic this will beat up quickly, great for cycling.  Rugged courses WILL chew this disc up.  I would say the flight numbers are accurate for the disc.