Great , sharp looking disc. Was a bit over stable for me at first. Green splatter G Star with Brass lettering stamp. 175 grams. Good for me with about a 200 foot LHBH shot. Keep it low and get a nice slip. Excellent for short sidearms, very straight. Great for weaving through woods on an upshot with the flick. Wind resistant. A disc where you need that accuracy but need to throw it a little longer than a mid range but is controllable enough that there are times on even those mid shots you may opt for the Gazelle instead. I would like to find one in DX to work with alongside my G Star but it's hard to find any Gazelle right now. Great control disc that does fight wind and has other great utility roles.

Back in my open pro playing days this was my go to distance driver (7x KC Pro) near max weight. Things have changed a bit since then, but this disc and a DX plastic 150 class version still hold relevant places in my bag. As the disc beats in, you will need to release it with hyzer to get the desired line if thrown with power. I love the turnover this disc provides when I need to work around trees and get to a basket while working to the right (RHBH). The gazelle also is great for straight shots beyond where you would use a mid-range disc. As many people mention here, I find this disc definitely has some turn to it. I personally don't get the TeeBird comparison some people here mention at all. The flight numbers are technically similar, but in practice for me I would use them for completely different shots due to the tendency for the gazelle to turnover.