Starfire Pro plastic,  170-175g RHBH

This disc does fly straight.  has a predictable path and consistent fade,   The rim width for a four finger grip is comfortable and I can throw the same style as my whole bag. This disc is a new favorite. The Star plastic Starfire 175g is more stable,  the flight is more reliable into a  direct headwind, this one is closer to a 3 fade.    I would like to try the G Star but have not found in colors and weight I like,  but will buy when I find them.   Great disc for intermediate player with some hand speed.   

My Starfire is an older run I guess because the turn is a 0, but it doesn't fly like it and it has a very inconsistent flight. When thrown flat I get a nice s-curve but when I try to put any real power in it, it flips and crashes right, even on a hyzer. I'd suggest the orc instead. 

This is a great disc for straight lines with a predictable left finish for RHBH.

Its also great for hyzers and spike hyzers.

If I throw it with all I have on an ani I can get a good flex shot as well.

***I would not recommend this disc to anyone who can't throw 375+ feet***

An excellent driver for sure. This is a very straight flyer and it is fairly easy to throw. The feel in hand is pretty great, very comfortable. Gstar plastic is just a wonderful plastic hands down, for cold and hot weather conditions. 

This disc is pretty overstable, I love the stability on this disc. The overstability combined with the speed of the disc make it great to be able to throw the Starfire without overpowering it and turning it over. 

It is an excellent disc, I love it. This has a spot in my bag, probably won't get replaced for quite some time.