The Champion Metal Flake is amazing. the feel of the gummy slight pop-top gives it a distinct feel. i have beat mine into a great distance driver. it is dead straight after a year of consistent use.

Picked up a MF Champ Destroyer because my Ricky star that I'd been throwing for 6 months broke in. I also have a lighter weight Philo color glow but needed something super over stable for big forehand and backhand flex shots. The MF champ does not disappoint! The flex is back with a vengeance! This thing will not turn and burn on me.  Ripped as hard as I can throw on a huge anny this thing S turns and then spikes with a skip. Its got some dome to it. Not sure why destroyers are such a good forehand disc but this thing is dope. If your looking for a durable super over stable destroyer to add to the quiver grab a max weight MF champ!

Ok this mold of the destroyer is arm breakingly overstable. It has a very flat top, and almost no glide on top of that. The metal flake destroyer is slightly more stable than a brand new PD2, with less glide. This disc flies well on overhand shots, and great for forehand skip shots. When the wind picks up this disc wont even be phased, so there is some usefulness out of this. If you want a disc for utility shots this one can do the job.

This disc is awesome! I had my first imaginary ace with this disc. The imaginary basket that I was trowing to was 412' away. I normally throw RHBH but this ace was a LHFH roller! Mcbeth was 1 stroke ahead of me and it was the 18th hole on the final day (it was a 9 day tournament). When it the fans (Sexton, Barsby, Kevin Jones and Double G) ran up to me and started throwing me up in the air, I knew I had done something great. It was fun but scary too; Kevin threw me close to 28' in the air. Paul had tears in his eyes and asked me to sign all his discs. I would put the numbers on the corvette at 17, 9, -2, 6 but that is how it flew for me. I would recommend this disc to everyone but older women and firemen.