This is a nice flying disc. I dont carry it with me every round, but the Pro Glow one has a nice spot in my glow bag. Fills a nice spot between my Glow Buzzz and Glow MD4. Still plastic but with nice grip. Nice mid that is overstable, but still has a bit of carry and wont dumb as soon as it leaves the hand.

This thing is amazing!  I try to keep my molds to a minimum and have been working on my midrange game.  I have thrown for a while and really like my glow champion Roc3 but was looking for a straight flier with as little fade as possible.  At first, the pro plastic flew exactly like my stable Roc3, but after scraping the bottom along the pavement, it instantly flew perfect! Thrown flat (RHBH), it will float slowly to the right and then fall forward -- no fade AT. ALL.  Now for straight shots, I give it slight hyzer, it flips up, flies straight, and lands straight. Fits perfectly between my stable Roc3 and my star Wombat3.  Midrange game? Check.

This run seemed to start out straighter then the other runs but still flys very nice and i would recommend especially if you like the othe pro plastic roc3's.

I generally like my midranges in a DX or KC type plastic, so the Tour Series Roc3 is perfect. Frankly, I can't really tell the difference between the Roc and Roc3. The Roc3 is perhaps a touch more stable, but they feel pretty similar to me. That being said, it's a Roc! It's such a versatile and trusty disc and I truly think it has made me a significantly better backhand thrower. You can't go wrong with this disc at any skill level. 

I love these tour series rocs. Plastic is stiff but has tackiness. I would describe the flight out of the box as a step up more stable from a mako. Super straight with some fade out of the box. Then when it beats in is when the magic starts to happen, super late turns in flights come later and later in this discs life span.