This is one of the beefiest fairway drivers that I have ever thrown, but that makes it useful at the same time. It is very reliable, and you don't have to worry about it turning over and not coming back. It is very forehand friendly which can be difficult to find in a fairway driver. The feel of it is very comfortable, and the plastic is beautiful and very durable. Overall a fantastic overstable fairway driver 

As much as I love the reliable overstability of the Glory, it's not a disc I find myself reaching for often. It has very predictable fade, and tends to go farther than I think it will. All of that said, I never get a clean release with the disc. The thin rim plus relatively domey nature of the disc make it unreliable for me on backhand.

If you're looking for an overstable fairway driver, give this a shot! It does this job well.

The workhorse fairway in my bag. Very reliably overstable, but not soo much that its a meat hook. Very comfortable throwing forehand and the orbit plastic is amazing. 

This disc is quite overstable, but it goes really dang far for such an overstable disc. This is one of those discs that combine very good glide and a decent amount of overstability into the perfect reliable overstable disc! If you have a relatively decent arm speed, this disc is perfect for a hole that requires a relatively straight flight with a big swing in either side at the end (depending on whether you throw backhand or forehand). And it's of course very comfortable due to the royal grand plastic and decent dome.

Predictably overstable, great in headwinds, good distance with a reliable fade. I don't have the fastest arm so I usually shy away from very overstable discs. However, a speed 7 is in my zone and I can get some distance out of this before it starts to fade. Royal Grand plastic is durable, grippy, and my favorite out there.

If a champion Teebird is 7/5/0/2 then a Glory is 7/5/0/3. I think this disc feels good on forehand, flies well on flex lines while being able to break, fade, and finish. 

This disc is fanatstic. Its my furthest flying disc compared to others with the same flight numbers.   This will beat in perfectly to a straight flyerwith dependable fade.   I'm so in love with this disc right now.

I am really enjoying this overstable disc, it seems very easy to throw, even for inexperienced players. The lower speed of this disc allows for some turn without severe fade. I find that it glides for a long time, and only fades towards the end. This can give a reliable distance shot, or with hyzer it will have a consistent fade around an obstacle. This is  could be a great entry into overstable discs for new players, or possibly a straight flying disc for those with a stronger arm.

Check out the video below to take a look at the Glory from an unbiased player's perspective. I'll discuss the grip, the flight, and the stability as well as let you guys see the disc in action! BONUS: Flight footage of the Glory flying alongside similar discs from other manufacturers!