The definition of a utility disc for us mere mortals. This thing is not turning over and not gaining a lot of distance. It wants to get to the ground and finish hard. This is perfect for having to turn quickly around a corner. But if you have a long tunnel shot best leave this one in the bag

Bought this disc on a whim the other day. After only one round, I can tell I'm gonna love it! I bought it for tomahawks due to it's overstability, but it wont flaten out for me when I throw a tommy it just stays vertical. (If you're looking for a tomahwak disc, go get a Champion Firebird.) But then I tried a Forehand with it. My first FH with it was probably my longest throw ever (Like 375' I'm just starting to play lol). This is going to be my primary FH disc for a while I think. AMAZING for FH

A very overstable disc that is very reliable in headwinds, big forehand shots, and once it gets beat up it will fly a long way and have the same dependable fade. Not great for beginners since it is so beefy but advanced players that want to try out a faster firebird then give this disc a shot!

I always feel like I need to defend the Stiletto because people bag on its "meat hookiness".  It is definitely the most overstable thing you can throw but use it as a thumber and it is great. I use optos and gold line but get a little more out of gold line.  Tomahawk this disc and it will do the same thing every time. I make sure to release at the 12 o'clock position and I get big distance. I played baseball for 20 years (5 years old till my knees went south at 25) and this is the perfect disc for my baseball throw.  Changed my game. You can throw it over trees and through the damn things if you throw hard enough.

I hear from a lot of people that this disc is so overstable that it is just unrealistic to throw. I completely disagree. 

I use mine as a forehand driver. Its needy and handles the wind great. I find I just need to keep it low or else I can easily lose control of it. I use a 172 golf line and was pleasantly surprised when I first tried it.