Great hyper-flip disc. Very Understable in GStar. Very domey and lots of glide. 

GStar IT is perfect for controlled hyzer flips in the woods. It is understable and takes easy power to get to flight. Usually hyzer flips require more power to get them to turn up and fly straight, this disc lets you make those shots from a relaxed form. It's like a 7 speed flight at throwing putter speeds. You can trust its understability and glide to shape tight routes.

However it is a touchy disc, it's really just a different type of thing than what most discs offer nowadays. This disc allows you to make touchy shots, but requires you to take the power off. It is a utility understable woods driver, so it doesn't offer a lot of versatility. It's the perfect disc for when the shot calls for it.

Thrown this in gstar, Star, and champion plastics. It is significantly understable, more than the leopard3. Probably a great disc for beginners, easy hyzer flip disc for intermediate arms, and roller for big arms. It's got a long glide and a very gentle fade. 
 

pretty fun disc. I liked it in the woods for low ceiling deep hyzer. Or high turnovers. You can shape some cool shots with it since it's so flippy.

Mine is actually in Champion plastic 173G (DiscMember Edition). Very flippy with little to no effort. Flight reminds me of my old beat up Fuzion Maverick. About 70% power BH on slight hyzer release. Flips almost immediately and starts turning over. With some height it is very glidey. 50% power on a steep hyzer, it flips slower and goes straight with a slight turn, and still with minimal effort it goes around 300'. FH for me was a stand still flick on alot  of hyzer. Was the only way i could keep it from turning and burning. But even with a stand still flick it was going 250-300' with much at all. 

I really like this disc, it is definitely a straight flyer and good for beginners, it will do whatever you point it towards. Great for tomahawk shots, forehand, backhand. If I had to pick a disc for a single disc round, this would be it!

I absolutely love this disc, and it is incredibly flippy. More so than the numbers would suggest.

It's available in DX, Star, GStar, and if you were lucky and paying attention Color Glow Champ. Never thrown DX. Star and GStar seem similar enough I'd consider them to fly the same. The color glow is a bit more stable. I'd say the -2 turn is laughably short selling just how much turn IT has, it's more understable than an Archangel!

This thing is a hyzer flip monster. With normal power, you need to give it a hyzer release to keep it from turning over. But that's where it really really shines. Want the best BH roller you've ever seen? Flat to anhyzer release depending on the wind and watch IT go!. Want to go right? Neutral to slight hyzer release and it's going to flip up and ride to the right before finishing pushing straight for the easiest turn over shot you've ever thrown. Extreme hyzer release? IT will flip to flat and ride straight. Want to see IT go left? Take some power off and stick with a hyzer release.

The only reason I can't safely call this a true beginner disc is because it's probably required the most touch I've ever had to use with a disc. It is not forgiving of your release angles or arm speed, you really need to dial those in to be successful with IT. But once you get familiar with what it does with different amounts of power and release angles, oh boy can IT do so much. Just beware of headwinds (unless you are going for a roller, then grip it and rip it).