I first picked up the Cro at a local disc golf store, and as soon as I picked it up, I knew that I would probably not be able to put it down. In R-Pro plastic, it's super comfortable for me, not just because I can get a good grip with the plastic blend, but also because the wing-shoulder combination fits perfectly in my hand. This is probably the most torque-resistant Innova midrange I have ever thrown. I used to have a Roc3 and one of the things I really did not like about it was how it would flutter for me when powered up on. The Cro, however, takes all the power super well, and even in R-Pro plastic, has a super reliable and consistent fade to boot. I played a tournament over the weekend, and the Cro had me parked for three birdies and put me in position for at least two more. Due to the success I have been experiencing with this disc, I went out and bought a Champion Cro and that thing is just as money. Even with the low glide, this disc can easily travel 350 feet for me, with minimal turn and consistent fade. Great disc, buy one before they go completely extinct! 

A fantastic mid-range. I use this frequently for upshots and tee shots. Giving it a good rip off the tee (RHBH) with a slight hyzer always results in a solid straight shot that drifts slightly right before coming down with minimal fade. I've never thrown a buzz but I imagine it's a similar flight. The Cro just feels great in the hand and I love the R-Pro plastic. I have one in Star as well that is slightly more stable that I will power down for flex lines or power up straight forehands.

The cro is a disc that reminds me of a combination of a zone and a buzzz. This disc holds up to torque really well for me, it can fly straight with a slight fade, and it will hold most lines you put it on if thrown hard enough. I see the cro as a zone and buzzz mix because it has the feel and flight like a buzzz but with similar glide to a zone and a stable finish but not as overstable as a buzzz. I find this disc to be a great beginner disc when you want something to be stable or a headwind disc for all players because it will fly very straight with little to no turn into a headwind. I really enjoy the glide on this disc because it may not glide like other discs and give extra distance. It really shines because it does not want to stay in the air forever, it likes to get to the ground with a consistent fade and usually keeps you from overthrowing a target. If you spend the time to learn how to throw the cro you will not be dissapointed and you will find a disc you can rely on for upshots and even driving with on shorter holes.

So far the only mid-range that I have consistently thrown and liked out of about 13 mids I've tried. I own an R-Pro and it is beat in. The low glide on this disc definitely helps shape shots I want in a consistent manner. If you want more distance in a mid this may not be the best choice. Right now this disc has a spot in my winter disc golf bag. I plan on getting a Star or another R-Pro mold of this disc in the near future as well.