Brand new halo is pretty much perfect, which worries me...  It does not flip over but seems to just glide on whatever line I put it on forever until a dependable yet gentle fade kicks in.  It handles the torque of medium speed forehands no problem.  I gave it a 5 glide and 2 fade and it flies absolutely perfect, brand new....  

If this stability holds up, this is a 20 star disc so I'll be back in a year or so to update.  

This is a good disc, but unfortunately doesn't fly at all how I was expecting. I wanted a reliably overstable mid that fades without dumping, and that I don't have to worry about turning over. Got mine in Halo Star to maintain the overstability, but it hasn't flied like that at all. It definitely has some fade, but a much softer fade than anticipated. It also doesn't handle torque as well as I was hoping, and definitely has some turn to it. Still a fine disc especially if you like beaded mids, but falls squarely in the oversaturated "straight to slightly overstable mid" category for me

The bead is MASSIVE!!! And feels awkward in the hand. It is a very stable disc, especially in the Halo Star plastic, but put enough power on it and you can get it to push foward before it wants to dump left. I was hoping this would replace the Discmania Method, but it won't. I do like that it has less glide, but it just feels weird in the hand. I have to put a slight anhyzer angle on it to make it push forward. 

while it may be a little stabile it makes a great mid range for really any user Very consistent