Great feel in the hand both plastic and shape. Throws very nice. Not sure this disc will replace my Mako in most situations but I may have found my go to circle two putter. It's more overstable than I would like for a long straight shot but holds a nice back hand flick and I was nailing putts from 30+ feet the first few throws. Definitely has a spot in the bag. 

I would not call this overstable (unless you throw it slow or pick a weight too heavy). The disc definitely resists turning over but only has a mild fade. That being said, if you are looking for a mid that feels great in hand, holds a line, and can stand up to some wind, the Lion is great. Flat top and rim shape that feels nice. This disc slots into my "stable but not overstable" forehand/backhand mid slot.

This is a wonderful mid-range with just enough overstability. You may not like this disc if you don't like the micro bead on it. Thrown flat with a good amount of power, this disc will fly straight for days and finish with a nice reliable fade. Thrown on hyzer, it will hold that line and finish nicely. Thrown on anhyzer it will hold that line until it fights back for a straight to slight left finish (RHBH). This disc can also be ripped without having to worry about turning it over. I have only thrown this in Halo Star, so I can't say much for the other plastics.

Someone else said this and I think they are dead on, this is a slightly over stable buzzz. 275-300ish straight to slightly over stable without it turning over, this is my disc. I have only thrown this in halo so I have not idea how it compares the other plastics but halo tends to be a little more stable.