This is a great disc for those of you who are starting to throw distance drivers.  Don't let the speed 10 fool you, this is a fairly easy disc to throw straight and is fairly beginner friendly.  I had one in DX and worked it into one of my best and most consistent distance drivers.  It was straight off the tee with minimal fade.  I would often get the question, "what was that?" after throwing a laser straight tunnel shot 300+ feet. 

I recently picked up one in Pro plastic and like it even better than the DX.  The glide gained with the Pro plastic is better than that of the DX and I am still able to throw the same straight shot.  Finally, the end of the shot has a consistent fade that allows the disc to be a solid headwind driver.  This disc is very underrated and deserves a try.  You may be like me and end up finding a permanent place in your bag for an Orc.

Pro Orcs rock - I had a champion that I never clicked with. Modern day Pro is such great plastic: grippy, and the glide just seems a notch higher than other Innova plastics. You can go forehand/backhand with this and get great, predominantly straight flights, with solid fade at the end.

I first bought a pfn champion Orc but never realized how great the Orc is until I acquired a Pro Orc. I got it for free at Gleneagles, it was 171g and used. Being used I would say the numbers were 10 6 -3 1.5. It flew very straight and it was great for low ceiling shots because you could throw it low hyzer and it would pop up flat and hold the line for a really long time.

I now have 3 orcs in the bag. Pfn 163 champ, pfn star, and a Pro... G star is on the way.

The Pfn star is a completely different animal. Not sure if the Orange ones are the Oversyable ones but Brand new it flew like a longer firebird, very hard to get it flat.

The Pro Orc, brand new flies very similar to the 163 Pfn champ, and don't have to worry about losing it. 10 5 -2 1.5

Great disc Great Control Exceptional Glide

Loved this disc until I lost it in a river. My most used driver as a beginner.

the ORC is very comfortable disc for me and if thrown low will glide just above the ground forever with very little fade at the end, thrown higher it has a good amount of fade at the end, works well in the wind...it will remain in the bag