The Saint in the Opto Air plastic is truly amazing, especially for players with slower arm speeds. The extra light weight coupled with the awesome glide makes this a great disc for extra distance for younger players (my 10 year old was tossing this disc 275') or even for older players like me (43 years young). It's a great hyzer flip disc as well, especially when you have a tailwind. 

My suggestion is that if you don't already have an opto air saint, buy one today!

Well, after having had this disc for a while, I wanted to update my review of it. I'm not sure if it is just the driver , or perhaps due to it being a 150g , but I have a hard time throwing it forehand. Seems like it just wants to flip if I throw it hard forehand. Backhand , it is amazing. It does have a bit of high speed turn , seems a bit more high speed turn than the Innova TL . The Saint has a TON of glide, and seems to fade less than the "Fade:2" rating would suggest. I really like this driver. As I said, it does have some high speed turn , but nothing like my Leopard or Valkyrie (both also 150g). Just a touch of High speed turn that can easily be countered if you desire to throw a continuous curve that blends into the fade . Hope this helps someone.

Just bought an Opto Air 150gram Saint. Got a chance to go out and play a round at Manhattan,IL. course ("Round Barn" IIRC). Was pretty windy, so I was a bit leery of judging it's performance , especially considering I hadn't thrown one before and it is a 150gram model ( I usually do throw 150g if I can, but the wind worried me). Worries were completely unfounded. First throw was beautiful. Second throw, beautiful. Third throw, beautiful. Etc, etc. This disc does exactly what I want it to, shaping nice lines and has less fade than what I expected. I love it and can't wait to throw it again.

I've been throwing an Air Saint as a compliment to my usual assortment of understable discs like the Underworld and Diamond. It has instantly vaulted to the top of the pile for most driving duties. Because mine is only 150 g. I can turn it over if I throw with lots of OAT, but otherwise it has proven to be a very forgiving and far flying disc. Inevitably I end up with an S-curve that lands pretty much on the line I threw it. I think I'm ready for a slightly heavier one for windy days. Just a great, glidey disc.