175g,170g,155g     All long killers. 

Bought 8 Vettes.   4 Champoin,  2 Star and 2 G Star,  all are STABLE.

All fly long, Skips can be big and sometimes double skip.  

Reached some holes that were out of reach with other discs.

Requires control but dangggg.

I found a beat up Champ Corvette and I use for BH rollers. I dont throw it in the air since I have other discs that I prefer and am more comfortable with. But I can roll this and the champion plastic keeps it durable for rollers. 

I was able to throw this disc backhand neutral flight and forehand with a strong finish left. I enjoy this disc

The Corvette is hyped as the faster brother of the Shryke. Personally, I don't mind the wide rim since I've thrown a lot of wide-rim (high speed) drivers without any discomfort. In my personal testing I couldn't quite get the disc up to speed. I got it out to my average 350 distance, but it faded harder at that distance than it would have if I could push out to 400-450.  So, if you don't quite have the power to get it to that distance, expect it to play a little more overstable than the numbers might indicate. For my arm speed, I hand the speed 12 and 13 drivers better than some of these maximum speed discs. If you want a faster Shryke, then I think this one fits the bill.

I would not necessarily recommend a maximum speed disc like the Corvette to new players since they will likely not have the technique or power to get it up to speed. But I do recommend it for intermediate to advanced players who really want to push their distance limits and work on long flex shots. 

I love this driver cause i can get a little more distance, but straighter out of this disc than my Boss driver that i throw on a regular basis 

I started playing disc golf just over 6 months ago and have found the corvette to be one of my favorite discs to throw. Coming from an ultimate background, I've always been confident in my forehand and was looking for a disc that would suit my strengths. I'm a huge fan of the distance and glide I get with this disc.

I have a 162g champion corvette and when I throw a forehand it stays on a tight line with a little fade at the end (Typical forehand distance for me is 300-325ft). Backhand I would say is very similar to the advertised flight path, modest turn and moderate fade at the end (Typical backhand distance for me is 325-350ft).

This disc has been very consistent for me and I look forward to throwing it for years to come.

Recently received a grey champion corvette and a white star Corvette. The champ is more stable and the star has more glide.  Amazingly fast but need torque and height to get the distance. I like the star for RHBH and sidearm. And the champ for long standup hyzer  to fade. I love the disc. It does have a shallow rim but easy to control if you have 400 ft. Power.  I have thrown these and my pro and star destroyers to see which will get the distance, and honestly my new yellow/green destroyer gets it almost everytime.  Not really a beginner disc at all.  But really fun to see how fast this disc is.  

Forehand exclusively for myself, I simply don't have the power backhand to keep this gliding. However, without a doubt, this is the farthest flying forehand disc I own. If you throw this HARD on a hyzer flip, it will go very, very far. Don't be intimidated by the 14 speed, this thing can be easily turned over with a good bit of power. That makes it pretty touchy, but if you can handle that sort of angle control, this is a fantastic distance driver.