The OOP Mako is very straight to under stable disc. Pops up from a hyzer very nice but with to much power it will show its under stability and hold an anhyzer. All in all a great disc if you can find one!

Beginners and/or slow arms speed players should get this disc in star plastic, otherwise for more experience and/or higher arm speed players.. a champion and/or a champion X-out plastic would probably be more appropriate for the straight flight as advertised. Overall the feel of this disc is very unique, it offers a very nice and controlled feel that allows you to have the confidence of throwing this disc straight as it was made to do. Whatever line you put it in its status and holds that line until it hits the ground. The only thing this disc isn't good for/in is any sort of wind in any direction that is exceeding 5mph. Which sadly makes it very unuseful in the area I play in. Although for those who live in little, to no wind conditions and/or areas, this would make a great disc. If anything, a very nice control/utility disc.

Bought this disc for me and loved it. Perfectly straight! Let my son try it and now I have to get me another one. I'd suggest anyone beginning to get one.

I put more trust in this disc than any other disc I have ever thrown! Hands down favorite disc. I can throw 300+ foot heizer flips with a flat controlled landing. Great for 100 foot flat or anheizer approach shots just outside of jump put range. I also have most of my aces in my 15 years of playing with this disc! Love it! Buy one!

I did not like this disc. It is unreliable at length and feels like a putter. Not great for driving or long putts and approaches. The Mako3 is one of my favorite discs of all time. The Mako is one of the few I can't understand the use of. I have this disc in star and have had it for years. This disc is not as popular as its big brother for a good reason.

This is a great disc for new guys and experienced players alike. Hyzer flips, easy control, great for easy, straight upshot. The champ is very grippy and tough. It's very accurate. Another thing I like it for is long jump puts. That's right. 60+ foot jump puts. Easy, straight distance

I have one in star plastic. Very straight, no fade, lots of glide. Get one and you will have no regrets!

The Mako is a super straight, glidey disc. This thing can get down the fairway on a straight line with minimal power. This will also serve as a nice turnover disc as long as you don't put too much power on it. When I tried to really crank on it, it really got truned over in a hurry and wasn't great.