I'm a big fan of the Rhyno and Pig so I thought I'd like this disc, boy was I wrong. The beveled edge is uncomfortable for forehand shots. It's not as over-stable as the numbers suggest. I really don't know what Innova was thinking when they made this disc, the Rhyno and Pig are far better. 

I bought this disc and regretted it on my first throw. 
It somehow managed to combine almost every bad thing about a disc into one package: It somehow had no glide, but also would turnover seemingly on a whim, and faded only if you threw at about 20% power. It has a thumb track, but also a weirdly shaped dome. It feels terrible, and cuts your hand while thrown both backhand and forehand (a first for me!). 
There's a time and place for this disc and it's never and in the trash. If you want what this disc is trying to be, get a Berg. 

I just received this disc a couple of days ago. I've already thrown it around quite a bit and I absolutely love it. It's got a great feel in my hand. Where this disc really shines for me is around a 200 ft. anhyzer shot. I throw it up nice and high and with it's 4 fade it fights out and glides beautifully. The great part, it drops out of the sky like a brick. But because it pulls out of the anhyzer it just glides flat to the ground. No cut roll or any roll for that matter and almost no slide(in grass). As long as I fully commit to the anhyzer it pretty much does the exact same thing every time. Two thumbs up. 

VERY disappointed in this disc. I was looking for a putter more stable than my glow zone. This thing is far less stable than a regular rhyno. I am a senior grandmaster that throws about 260 and at only 80% power this thing flies dead straight with only a smidge of fade at only the very end of its flight. It does seem like a good approach disc as its glide is only a 1 at best and it falls out of the air and stops right there. But the numbers aren't even close on the disc that I got. Way to understable for a forehand approach shot disc that I was looking for.