Hyzer flip in no wind or a tailwind this disc will go far and predictable.  Leave it in the bag for a strong headwind.   Very fun to watch it glide full flight on the hyzer flip.

Frankly, never thrown a more disappointing disc in my long disc-throwing life. This thing serves zero purpose, whether thrown back or forehand it turns over EVERY SINGLE TIME, wind or no wind. You have been warned, skip it. 

My go to turnover and Hyzerflip disc.

When it eventually wears and gets beat in, it tends to get a little too understable, so I just plan on replacing it once a year for consistency of flight. 

I really love this disc. It isn't for everybody though. I use it for huge turning hyzer-flip-to-anhyzer lines that stable out right at the very end. I also love it for a quick flip roller disc. Huge distance, comfortable, and I really like the trilogy plastic.

Do not trust the flight numbers. They are much flippier than the numbers suggest.

I have both the Gold Line Burst (171 g) and an Opto line (170 g) in my bag. This is easily my furthest flying and most used disc. The Bolt is easier to throw than any other speed 13 I've thrown. It doesn't seem to require much arm speed to get a full flex out of the disc. 

Both the Gold Line and Opto Line flew great brand new. The Gold line definitely beat in quicker and I use it mostly got anny flex lines and lines that require a big turn. My Opto line flies a bit straighter and has maintained a reliable fade at the end. 

This disc would be great for folks who haven't been able to get a good flex out of other high speed drivers. 

I've only been playing for about 18 months, but like some other commenters I get my max distance out of this disc.  I throw consistently over 300, but 400 is still a pipe dream.  I've had this disc in several different plastics and it seems to be really weight and plastic dependent.  I first purchased this in the recycled plastic and found that to be really flippy--I got the full flight path early without having a big arm.  I switched to the gold line and found it to be much more stable.  It took some improvement in form and some beating in to get it to turn.  I just picked up an opto line at a tournament and first throw it had some turn with some moderate fade.

Personally it is my furthest flying disc as of 2018 to early 2019. If I throw it on a faint hyzer it will flip into a nice s-curve.  It has miles of glide, but can be really sensitive in wind like most understable disc tend to be.