This disc seems to be one that will always somehow stay in the bag. No matter how many other max distance drivers I try to replace it with, it always ends up being the farther flyer. The Mystere in many ways, flies like my Wild Honey. It turns over to much on flat and too little on hyzer. If however, you find the sweet spot, there's nothing more satisfying than watching the huge s-curve sweep for 500' distance. But then again, that sweet spot of hyzer is extremely hard to come by. The reason I say this is because I believe the Mystere to be even better than the Wild Honey. It's because the Mystere has a much wider margin of error. If you air out the Mystere no matter what, it'll fade back. The Wild Honey when thrown on a similar angle turns and burns with no hope of coming back. The Mystere in many ways is the high arm speed alternative to the Wild Honey, making insane hyzer flips easy and parking out par 4s a breeze. While I don't think the Mystere is for everyone, in the right hands this could be a good amount of people's max distance driver.