This is what I throw for spike hyzers its hi fade and low turn make it a great disc for spike hyzers 

What can I really say? This is a faster version of my Champion Firebird. When I need to crush a drive into a screaming headwind, this disc is my go-to. When I need just a little extra distance that the Firebird just can't quite give me, I turn to this disc. I am a HUGE fan of this disc (as I am of the Firebird). It will always do what it is supposed to do and fight back to the left (RHBH) or right (RHFH). This can also be a really fun disc to throw a forced forehand flex shot. Throw this thing on a massive forehand anhyzer and it will fight back to flat and then go smooth to strong right finish. You could attempt this on a backhand throw, but it would be significantly more difficult (if not near impossible) to get that nice flex line unless you rip with the power of Ezra Aderhold, Eagle McMahon, or Garrett Gurthie. This disc is good for beginners if and only if you are starting with forehand as it will be super forgiving if you roll your wrist, however, this is a double-edged sword as it won't help you perfect your form because if you are rolling your wrist, you won't really be able to tell as this disc will fight back right for you (RHFH). That being said, if you are doing backhand, this is not friendly at all for a beginner.