The Knight is among the fastest drivers on the market. It has a very wide, shallow rim and penetrates better than almost anything else. Out of the hand I noticed some high speed turn, but not enough that I'd call the Knight ridiculously flippy. That said, I probably wouldn't throw it into headwinds. Glide is somewhat above average. Thrown just a tad hyzer, the Knight produces a really long, gradual S curve. Fade is prolonged and mellow, adding some good late distance.

I'm not going to lie, the Knight is one of the longest flying drivers I've ever thrown. I was mashing it out past a Ballista, and it hung evenly with a G* Shryke. 450'+ bombs repeatedly. The Knight reminds me somewhat of a Nuke SS, but with a far more refined flight. Less flippy, and less lade fade. I'd also liken it to a faster, longer, better-flying Ballista.

Overall, the Knight is a stunning winner. I have no clue how this disc has flown so far under the radar this long. Its the longest driver in the Trilogy lineup (by far) and is a steady, neutral flier. I'd recommend the Knight to pretty much anyone who throws 350' or above and is looking to add some easy yardage. This disc doesn't take a huge amount of arm to get up to speed.

A couple things to note before throwing the Knight: It has a very wide (2.5cm) rim that is also shallow. Anyone who can't throw wide/shallow rimmed discs should probably look elsewhere.