I am in the process of transitioning form Innova to Trilogy plastic, and after seeing the flight chart for this disc, this looked like it would be an adequite replacement for my 175 gram glow champion teebird+. I bought this disc at 175 grams as well, and in moonshine plastic. For the first couple throws, this disc had almost the exact same flight characteristics as the teebird+ I was trying to replace. The plastic 'seasoned' (as it still isn't really 'beat in' at all) quite quickly, and to my surprise and enjoyment this disc gradually began to develop more high speed turn, and less low speed fade. Before things started to get crazy cold and windy here in Wisconsin, this disc was my go to disc in most situations because it flew so strait, long, and predictably in almost any wind condition. As alluded to earlier, things have gotten crazy cold and windy here, and colder air = more dense air, more dense air = more drag, more drag = more turn, less fade, and far less resistance to any sort of wind; so I feel it's only fair to judge this disc under more normal situations (ie. above freezing, without snow on the ground and a constant 20+ MPH wind to deal with). 

New I would rate this about an 8,5,0,2 to 3, and since it has 'seasoned' I would now rate it 8,5,-1,1.5 to 2. I love this disc, and I look foreward to being able to use it more frequently when things get warmer! 

I have already reviewed the Sait and consider it one of the best discs ever made.  This is my hook Saint, or as my friend calls it the "Saint you throw harder."  I can put everything into this and it is still going to hook (RHBH).  My local park has a lot of low trees.  If there is a hole to the left of the tee this is the disc I am grabbing.  It is going to go stright and then fade down and to the left.  I don't get much skip out of  the Moonshine, which I think makes the disc more stable.  The Gold and Opto will skip, but the Opto will die like a bug when it hits the tree.  After a few trees they loosen up and replace an Underworld.  Great disc.