BEEF. This disc is that. The ultimate utility disc for skip shots and crazy shots that must finish left. I picked a stiletto up a couple weeks ago. I use it anytime I need a disc to finish right on a backhand no matter what or finish left on a forehand no matter what. Picking it up you can tell this disc is beefy. It's a super flat top, and the profile is similar to other very overstable drivers. As soon as you give this disc a throw it's going to start to fight towards the ground almost immediately. I can barely get this disc to 300 if I throw it higher up in the air than normal and release it flat. This disc isn't made for distance. It's made for dog leg shots when you need to get around the corner. I'm from Kansas. We often face constant 20 mph winds somewhat often in the fall and spring. I know I can be reaching for the stiletto when I play in these conditions to not ever think about turning over. It eats wind for breakfast. For backhand, the disc is easy to grip for me because I have larger than average hands. It releases smooth when I throw it. For forehand the flat top makes it very comfortable to give a nice hard flick and then watch it barrel down the fairway before crashing hard to the right. I'm not much of a tomahawk/thumber thrower yet, but I'm sure this disc would be exceptional for that. I wouldn't consider this disc a good choice for those throws where you want it to hyzer out but still achieve good distance. I would suggest something more along the lines of a defender/enforcer type of stability. If you're finding yourself searching for the most overstable driver you've ever thrown though, I think you can stop looking now. This disc is the one.