4.5/5

I have 2, and owned 3 of these bad boys: Two were in star plastic (traded one away), the other is a F2 champion plastic.

And they both fly completely differently!

The F2 is what I started with. It is a 173g overstable mold that (as Dr. Evil says) is a friggin laser beam. 

- Flat: bombs in a headwind, reliable fade

- Anhyzer: nice flex, glides for max distance

- Hyzer: holds the angle as expected for a predictable accurate shot

The star plastic is almost the opposite. The first star plastic mold I had flew much like my F2. The second star plastic I have flies like this....

-Flat: will get a s-curve in a headwind, still a nice straight shot

-Anhyzer: holds the turn and glides, rarely does it fight back

- Hyzer: sometimes will flip up, sometimes will hold the angle

Once I learned how the different plastics and molds made these discs behave, I think this is a great distance driver to have in your bag. You will most definitely need to have an arm to get this to do what you want it to do but it will handle any torque you put on the disc.