Very understable and definitely a beginner disc. I primarily forehand and originally used this for sharp turnover shots or longer hyzer flips. Very programmable disc depending on release. That is until it beats in. It has taken a long time but once they beat in their torque resistance of a forehand release is sketchy at best and they turn over much faster

Great disc for beginners, almost a must-have. I've kept it in my bag for a while now. I also love the moonshine plastic for forehands. The only reason I say somewhat beginner is that if you don't throw it fast enough odiously it's just going to continue going to just keep its turn. I love the disc!

I love this disc, been throwing it for about a year now and it only gets better. Typically understable discs are 'beginner friendly' but i dont necessarily agree with that with Diamond being an example. They are typically more touchy and require more practice using the same disc to get consistent results, which to me makes it less beginner friendly. Although beginners will throw it further.. so i put it as neutral.

After playing a couple of 18-hole courses in the same day using only my backhand, i realized how amazing this disc can be at late turnover drives. The diamond can be used to carve out amazing paths throw the trees if thrown correctly. Thrown with a slight hyzer release to get hyzer flip up and then to hold a slight turn after 280-ft or so is beautiful.

Also, great for rollers. Recommend.