This disc is flippier than I imagined, but doesn't seem to dump. Overall, I believe it is a great gateway into distance drivers. Staying objective this disc is great. I have it to let friends use when they are moving up from typical 7 speed fairways. I believe it is a good transition and can help teach some angle control (obviously not as much as putters/midranges but it is more showing than most distance drivers that I have thrown). Once the arm speed is up this becomes a solid hyzer flip to turn disc and holds a nice turn for a long distance.

I have a couple of Sapphires, and they are money. In heavier weights, they are really consistent and straight. Even at lighter weights though, they are amazing. More stable than they advertise, and really comfortable to throw. 

This Sapphire is a great disc that flies stable and it is light weight. It can be heavy at times, but the disc could sometimes fade a little bit quicker when thrown Anhyzer, but it is still a good disc. Latitude should be chosen for the common company cause of how good they make the greatest distance driver; better than a Discraft Force and a Innova destroyer. The Sapphire is great