This disc feels a little deeper than a buzzz or a hex, but is beadless unlike a roc which makes for a perfect feel in the hand for me. Thrown with about 50-60% power this disc goes straight with a gentle fade. Power up on it and it goes dead straight with pretty much no fade. My personal favorite of all the straight midrange discs.

One of these showed up for Xmas last year. I throw a lot of mids and thought I had my game all set until I threw this. In the hand, it feels like a mid-putter hybrid to me. Right away I could get pretty aggressive with good results. I could play some short course rounds with just this disc. High power, it goes straight and finishes straight. Down tempo creates a lot of fade. The medium depth and flat top make a great fore hand disc as well as backhand. There are a couple discs I might not touch again because of the Compass. 

This is officially my go-to mid. I bag a couple- one beat-in and one brand new, Opto Sparkle and Gold Line, respectively. Once beat-in, the disc will hyzerflip lightly and stand up to be a beautifully glidey, dead straight mid. Even when new and light overstable, it doesn't have a whole ton of fade, so you won't get a ton of ground action, which is great for placement.

Feels incredible in the hand, can be torqued on for more flexible flightpaths- on anhyzers, dead straight, hyzerflips and hyzers. It's one of the few mids that, even with wear, seems to perform as consistently as I want it to at every stage.

Great for beginners simply out of stability factor, which may make it lightly OS for new players.