The Starfire is a fun disc to throw. period. I use it for a hole that requires fade at the end of my flight and needs to stay left. This disc however can turn pretty easy in a headwind increasing its flight distance. You can also turn this disc into a spike hyzer and holds the hyzer line perfectly. The fade suggests its as beefy as a longbowman, but I would say its much less than that.

This was the first driver I have used and I have never taken it out of my bag. I am a right forehand player for 10+ years and have a combination of new and beat in versions.

New Pro released flat with the 10 speed snap will glide a little bit to the left and will always finish right when slowing down. Playing with the angles and snap speed will produce different results which make it a great utility disc, even more so when beat in a bit. 

The harder you snap the disc the more you will be able to understand what arm speed you are at. If it doesn't go left off the pad, it will be more overstable because it's not up to speed. Two much speed and it because a stable disc less likely to come back.

By far a great teacher disc!

I love this disc I bought mine off a friend so it was already beat in a little so on a flat RHBH line for me it will fly kinda like the tern just a little shorter my star rating won't stay at 5 it keeps moving 

I grabbed one of these looking for something new to throw and it was the best purchase I've made in a long time. With a flat power shot, I get the most predictable straight line shot with more distance than any other disc I throw. One of these will always be in my bag from now on. The one I have is rated 10/5/-1/2.

I recently found this disc while looking for a destroyer that i over threw.  (please put your name and contact info in discs so they can be returned)  Anyway, I can easily get this disc up to speed and have had some of the best shots of my season with this disc.  I am looking for another to add to my bag cause now i care about this disc.