This has proven to be a great distance disc in the woods. Can navigate a full flex line in tight meandering lanes of wooded courses given a reliable finish. Given the right height it will glide for days. Definitely has been a go to driver over the years

A staple for me, but I also bag a Volt.  Exact same flight numbers.  Volt far more overstable - true to the numbers.  This disc fits the less stable slot next to the Volt.  

I've been throwing Saint Pros for a long time now and it's one of my favourite fairway drivers. 

I just wanted to echo a few others here and dispute the claim that these discs are "very overstable". I would say at best they are stable and when they beat in they become relatively understable. Latitude 64's website lists this disc as a -.5 on turn, rather than the 0 that Infinite claims. Definitely think the Turn rating is more accurate on Latitude's site.

I throw a Saint Pro I've had for probably five years now and it's very flippy. I use it for hyzer flips and you can easily see how when this disc is released on a hyzer it stands up to flat and flies straight for a good distance before fading out. New discs can do this too, but the effect is not as strong.

I also find that when these start to beat in that they are very succeptible to overturning if your release is not practically perfect. I use my Saints with a RHFH quite often (knee injury) and if my release is off, this disc will turn out extremely far to the left. I've gone OB too many times with this mistake. This disc will hold the turn for a looooong time on an anhyzer release. 

Awesome discs, don't get me wrong, but if you aren't careful it will get away from you!

This disc doesn't do what I hoped it would do because I was a little misled by the 8/6/0/3 listed flight numbers and "very overstable" stability rating. This disc is very slightly overstable. My disc is 168g in Gold Line plastic, and this disc goes about 320' for me with a touch of turn and moderate fade at the end. Even in a slight tailwind, this disc could not hold up to my forehand (my max forehand distance is about 330'). Great disc, but poorly labeled on this website. Be sure to read reviews!

The Saint has been a huge part of my game, whenever I am unsure about what I should throw, I always choose the Saint. I carry the Goldline Burst plastic and I love it, good balance between grip and durability. New and experienced players alike will enjoy this workhorse of a disc. 

The Saint Pro, to me, is a very solid, but unspectacular, disc. It's just another straight-stable fairway in the Trilogy lineup. I didn't think it did anything that another disc didn't do better. It does have very good glide, but because of the glide, it can get squirrely quickly with wind. Some people really like the Saint Pro, and the best way to find out if you do is to just pick one up and throw it!

Has lots of glide.  I don't throw many fairways but it seemed good at what it does, just doesn't fit my game.  Could be a good first driver for someone because of the glide.

I rated this disc 3 stars because it doesn't do what it is advertised to do. Mine is slightly less stable than my Regular Saint in the same weight and plastic. I do like the disc, but it's a fairly straight flyer with a little fade at the end. Any hint of wind and it turns and never comes back. 

Man... after having the saint and have it just be a little too understable for me to throw controllably, I saw this disc and jumped for joy! Ordered it, threw it, and was underwhelmed. There isn't enough difference for me over a standard saint. Still very understable, still very inconsistent.

I'll be bagging my falchion for the time being.

I got this disc as a replacement for my Westside Longbowman. I wanted something that would be a good straight shot with some fade at the end to complement my Firebirds. The Longbowman just wasn't cutting it for me, I could get a decent flight out of it but not as far as I wanted so I decided to give the Saint Pro a shot as it has an insane amount of glide and the original Saint flies like a champ.

So far I am not sure if the disc will stay in my bag. I got it to go really straight and far, but it didn't have the fade on it at the end like I was hoping for. My DD Escape ended up not only going further but also managed to fade out more than the Saint Pro did, which was not what I was looking for.

While it isn't exactly what I hoped on day one, I will continue to work with it more to see how I like it. As far as the disc feels, I love it. The Gold Line plastic is amazing and one of my favorites, so it was a go to option when buying this disc. In the hand it feels really good, the rim isn't too big or too little which was nice.

This is a great disc, very long and straight. It does fade out at the end but not before it glides a long way. It says that the disc is a reliable overstable disc. It is with the right wind condition but I can get the disc to go right and do S curves. I like the disc but it is one that I have to be careful with because it is wind sensitive and the fade is not strong enough to fight through a cross wind. Still this is a disc tha I use for a long straight controlled shot that I have to keep below the tree canopy. This is where the disc fits in my bag and excels at it. Even throwing the disc low it still will glide with ease toward the target line.

This is, I think, what the Saint should have been.  I also think the numbers on this are way off.  It would say new, its 9/6/0/2.  Pretty quickly it becomes 9/6/-0.5/2 which is perfect for this disc.  Its not very OS, but a very straight flier that holds up to some wind.  Because of its glide it does tend to get bounced around in some wind though, but it wont flip over.  For players with decent form and power, this disc is a laser and sneaky long.  Its also a great option for those wanting to cycle a few discs of one mold.

This disc is amazingly overstable. I love that it fades left softly for me and my RHFH drives. It's what I specifically go it for. Straight lines and left line fades. It is possible for my to still fade right goth my forehand but I need to put a pretty drastic angle. With enough power I can even make it so a reverse s curve RHFH. I have not thrown it very much rhbh as my arm isn't strong enough yet to really control this disc. But def a must have for RHFH looking for a disc to give consistent left fades. It's got a permanent spot in my bag. 

I love this disc for forearm. hits every bank I want and handles anny very well. backhand this thing works like a charm. The plastic is outstanding and I am looking for more from them now.

a great compliment to the saint, not as far but just slightly more over stable. very controllable disc.