I have this in color glow champ plastic. Love this disc highly recommend.

Hyser flip baby! This disc is so easy to crush it's stupid. This would probably be my number one recommended driver for a new player. You really don't have to throw it very hard to get good turn and a nice s-shaped flight. Very accurate to it's numbers. This is a good disc for a beginner to learn how to control release angles. It holds anhyser very well and fights out of hyser to get to flat. It's a great tailwind driver, headwinds will turn it over though(Like all understable discs basically). I have mine in champion plastic which makes it slightly more stable and harder to overturn. The rim is slightly thinner than other 7 speeds and has a noticable angular concave to it. If you're into that type of thing then you'll love the feel of this. I've never thrown the original Leopard so not sure how it compares. For me it flies pretty similar to my Essence, maybe a little straighter. The first time I threw the Leopard3 I knew why it was one of the most popular drivers in the world. Slots in my bag are at a premium and I've tried to think of reasons to take out the Leopard3, but it stays in there because of it's easy distance and shot shaping.

I now have 3 different leopards in my bag and the leopard 3 is Forsure my favorite. Holds a pretty straight line off the tea pad but better for approach shots.  Definitely recommend to everyone 

I believe that everyone should own a Leopard3. Whenever I get new people into the sport I start them off with a mid-range and a putter. Once they can throw the mid-range reliably well, the next disc I hand them is a Leopard3. This disc is great for beginners in that it is understable but also is a great speed (7 is the max speed I would give any beginner to start off with, and even that is too fast for some) and has great glide. It won't turn and burn and will hold a good anhyzer line.

Having played for nearly 10 years, this disc is by far my most thrown overall, and it will always have a place in my bag. I pull this out whenever I need a controlled flight (tunnel shot, low ceiling, etc) with decent distance. Despite being only a 7 speed, this disc is LONG, and I can throw it 330-350ft with a full flight reliably. Given its understability, it is great on windless days or in a tailwind, but it does have the tendency to turn right and never  fight its way back to center when thrown into a headwind.

TLDR: A disc everyone should own; great for both beginners and advanced players

This is perhaps the best fairway driver ever made. It is a great disc for learning the flight of a driver. It has a lot of glide, a nice smooth turning flight, and works great for hyzerflips in the woods. It works best for backhand shots; however, it excells at high turnover forehands that slowly pan to flat at the end of the flight. Champion plastic is my personal favorite for the durability although it is great in every plastic. This disc will fly on great lines for anyone from 200-400 feet and even more depending who you are. Everyone should have this disc in their bag. 

This is an extremely versatile disc everyone should have! If you want to throw 150-200 ft with a low ceiling this disc is perfect, this thing will glide 6 feet off the ground forever. You can throw it as a flex shot and it will give you big distance. If you need a reliable hyzer just put a bit less power and this disc works great. Would highly recommend! 

I have this disc in Gstar and when I first started out this disc gave me massive distance compared to any other disc I had. It is such a tool that anyone can use. 

This disc was one of the first discs I bought after getting into the sport and it is still in my bag months later. For a beginner, this disc will be your farthest flying disc and I would recommend it as a first driver because of its forgiving nature. Thrown flat as a beginner this disc will fly straighter than anything else and will fly the farthest. I would definitely recommend champion plastic (X-out to save $) because it will keep its stability for much longer and will be able to handle the trees it meets. As arm speed increases the distance with this disc will only increase as you get more turn allowing you to learn how to shape new lines. Now at an intermediate level, this disc has been outdistanced by faster drivers but the control the leopard3 provides is unmatched and I still use it frequently for hyzer flips in a tight fairway. I have tried other discs that claim to be similar like the streamline drift but the drift just could not compete. This disc is a must for every bag

I like it, just not quite as much as I like my Old School Leopard.  I had really high hopes when this disc came out, and I wont say I was disappointed, but rather, I found myself going back to the trusty original.  This is a great disc, but losing some of the glide and understability seems to take away from what makes a leopard a leopard.