This thing is awesome. Always was a driver that you could push a fat s-curve out of for max distance. There's rumors that this just a rebranded and rereleased Innova TeeRex which suits it well. I would say however that it seems to be a bit domier than the TeeRex, which helps give it that one turn. Flight numbers are accurate and as mentioned previously, this thing bombs. The halo s-blend plastic is nice (being that it's basically Innova Halo Star) although it seems more like Star than Halo Star to me despite the design. It beats in to be money for slower arms and a perfect hyzer flipper that'll replace any -2, 2/-1, 3 you got going. I'd even pick this over a wraith, and the fact that it was half the price of a wraith should help that fact. Overall an absolutely money disc for just about any use.

Good consistent distance with a nice amount of turn and fade. Flies true to its numbers. I have two Czars; one halo S-blend and one I-blend. The halo one is a little bit more overstable. With an 80% power shot they both give a nice gentle turn and pushing fade, ending up around 400ft. In my bag the Czar is one step down in stability from an Axiom Time-Lapse. Not enough turn to make it a max distance bomber, but enough workability to be my go-to driver for 350-400ft shots. 

Recently pick up some Czar's to add and use as my main distance drivers. Taking them for a test run and the conclusion was. Very overstable. I have 2 halo x out 173g and 2 halo x out 166g. 

the 166g will push farther but still have great stablity when it comes to fighting out of anhyzer.

173g(s) are wind fighting machines. they will stand up and glide, then bite hard back. I can throw with confidence and know it will not turn over

These are great compliments to my current Beat in emperors