So I'm pretty much in agreement with Stefan. I'd love to give this a 4.25 or 4.5 but that's life. Slightly more understable like Stefan said. This sucker has solid glide and a verrrry delayed fade and mine gets a monstrous hop in thick grassy conditions where virtually all my other discs are sticking. 

This plastic feels incredible and will hopefully have solid durability. I'm a lat 64 fan boy, gold plastic is still it for me, though innova g* seems to be doing their best to replicate it. 

On a solid, flat rip this disc soars straight, and fades hard, but very late in flight. Like Stefan said, it's not a headwind disc, and a bit of anny makes this sucker turn right for most of the flight. I wish it had a tad more high speed stability early in flight, but if it can keep its flight ratings, I'll common law marry this disc if if I can have a polygamistic relationship with an additional 10-15 discs

I bought a few of these, and I got lucky and got one weighing 174 grams; which seems like the max weight for drivers in frost/fluid/elasto and now snow plastics. Either way, everything that you've heard about this disc, and snow plastic is spot on. Snow plastic is to gold plastic as frost plastic is to opto, basically a grippier, more flexible version of gold plastic. 

The mold of this disc feels and looks exactly like a slightly domier world with an almost in noticeably lower parting line (resulting in the underside of the wing being less aggressive/lower profile), and it flies exactly as described; like a more understable world. Overall  I like it alot,  and I'm doing my best to make room for it in my bag. The only reason this didn't get 5/5 stars is because it will turn over more than you'd expect when throwing it into a headwind, and generally won't fight it's way out of it. So far I'd rate it as a 13, 4.5, -1, 3. But other than that, it's exactly as advertised, and seems like it'll be in my bag for a while.