I think this could be a good disc for newer players who want to start throwing fairway drivers. But I really did not see a significant difference from the regular leopard as a intermediate player. This disc will flip up to flat with enough hyzer and it will keep fliping over if I throw it with little to no hyzer. I could see why a lot of people like this disc over the leopard because it is slightly faster and may go further than the leopard for a newer player. But for all of my testing I was not able to see a huge difference between this and the normal leopard. This disc feels really nice in the hand but feels quite similar to my first leopard I ever had. If you are a new player that wants to learn or fix your form this will be a great disc that you can throw pretty far as a new player. When you get a little more skilled you will be able to manipulate this disc in a lot of ways, but overall I think this will be a disc a lot of people will outgrow and want to find something less flippy. Be wary of getting this disc in cheap plastic as it will beat in really quick and may become almost unuseable after a while.

Great first driver for those getting into the game. In DX you will see turn in throws approaching 300' which is encouraging and helpful for throwing lines. In Champion the turn is less pronounced at that same distance but noted more ground skip forward.