1. The IT is awesome for slower arms but anyone can throw it
2. The IT has a lot of turn and will come back given enough height
3. The IT is great for backhand lines or for touch forehands
4. The IT has the ability to turn into an awesome roller that can get on its edge and roll for awhile
5. The IT is short for innova technology

I started with a champion Lepoard 3 in my bag that never flew like the numbers advertised. Once I lost it in a lateral at my local course I was looking for something new and I went to my local disc golf store to hand feel discs with similiar numbers. Since I had not developed my power grip yet the IT was the one that felt the best in the hand because of its more rounded edge, it felt more like a mid range. When I started it flew straight for me due to the understability and developing my arm speed. Now this is a disc that I throw flat and I get that desired S shaped flight expected from the flight numbers. 

The IT is weird for me. I got it during a trade with a friend. The one I have has the DiscMember Ape stamp on it in Champion plastic. Other reviews would lead me to believe the IT would be a hyzer flip machine. Mine is not. On a slight hyzer, I could get it to sort of start to stand up, but it would always fade out left (RHBH). It (pun intended) feels great in the hand. The rim shape is super comfortable for me. I really wanted to love the IT. I did manage to get my distance PB with it at 343 feet. To get that, I had to release on a small amount of anhyzer with some height. The IT will turn a bit if thrown flat but will always fade back left. On anhyzer it will hold until the last 10% or so of the flight before it fades back. I'm assuming mine flies this way due to a mix of my noodle arm and it being in Champion plastic. I'd be curious to see how it flies for me in other plastics. 

Very understable but can bomb if put on the right angle. Will flip over 50% of the time for me and is hard to control at higher arm speeds

Picked up a max weight champion color glow IT from the Innova Factory Store.  It has a pronounced dome and a rounded rim that is very comfortable in the hand.  This disc is incredibly flippy so you have to be aware of your power and release angle.  Low power throws produce an arrow straight flight with minimal finish.  Adding more power will give you a great hyzer-flip disc that keeps drifting right.  Too much power will cause IT to simply dump right (rhbh).  This can make it useful as a roller if you are looking for an out of the box roller.  The IT made my bag as an understable utility disc, but it isn't one that is used every round.