Great overstable disc that can handle almost any headwind. This started out as my ultimate forehand headwind disc, as I could trust that it would never ever turn over. As mine beat in, it turned into something that would hold more flat before eventually fading, which annoyed me incredibly the first time it happened. Also as I use it, it seems to be getting more glide, sort of like a more overstable Explorer. I definitely recommend it for learning forehand, as it will finish right regardless of how awfully you throw it (for right-handers). Overall, a fantastic utility disc for a beginner, and a potential bomber for a more seasoned player.

If you bag utility drivers and this isn't in your bag, you're missing out. This disc has only turned over on me when I have thrown forehand into a big headwind; but I have horrible habits from being a former pitcher in baseball. Throwing overhand, it's impossible to find a better disc than this. I'm usually very long winded in my reviews, but I don't have to be on this disc because it is simply that good. 

The Stiletto is the fastest disc in my bag as far as speed that it leaves my hand.  My max throws with the Stiletto are from 1-3 MPH faster than any other disc in my bag including Ballista Pros which are the second fastest. 

Most often I use the Stiletto to fade hard around objects and still get good distance.  I also use it for lower speed approach and wooded shots that absolutely must fade back no matter how much flex I put on it. This works forehand or backhand.  

Most impressive is that the Stiletto fights headwind like no other disc.  When faced with a strong headwind, instead of fading strong throughout the flight, it will fly dead straight until it runs out of speed then drop at about 280-300'.   

In headwind, it is better than any other disc I have thrown. I recently threw a round in 30-45 mph gusty winds and drove with the Stiletto on 7 of 9 tees.  On one drive, when faced with a headwind burst mid flight, I watched the Stiletto respond with a little turn side lift and then, as if to correct itself, it slammed back down to flat and continued straight into the wind.  It was an amazing thing to witness.  

Fantastic utility disc. I use this disc for hyzers, spike hyzers, skip shots, forehand rollers, grenades, and occasionally forehands. My favorite shot to execute with this disc is a low ceiling skipping meathook. One of my favorite discs in my bag to throw because it's just so reliable. Has never even thought about flipping and I've thrown it hard into some insane Kansas headwinds.

This disc is great for 300' hyzer hook shots or big skips to get around obstacles. I also love skipping it off water on island holes. An all around beef cake that will do exactly what you expect of it every time. 

The Stiletto is my go to RHFH disc. Due to a back injury in the military, I find it difficult to forehand without adding some anhyzer to my drive. I have learned to anhyzer flex this meat hook, to get a great S flight out of it. I can count on it fading back in winds or throws where I add too muck anhyzer.

If thrown  flat and hard, it will skip hard right, making it a great utility disc. It also works great for over head forehand rollers.

this is just to much disc for most players  unless you can  throw 450+ feet  it will just turn left out of your hand immediately, but if your looking for a super over stable driver for skip shots and over hands this is your disc. 

Beef Cake

Head wind doe not exist.

Great disc for tomahawk/overhand throws. I grew up playing baseball and now play beer league softball. I only started disc golfing less than a year ago, and the overhand throw feels more natural for me.  This is the first disc I found that goes exactly where I want it to go when I throw it overhand.

I know of no one to bag this disc.  I tried it out and I picked the Gladiator over this disc instantly.  Gladiator performed so much better for me as I can throw it 400 feet or more depending on how much I get after it.  I just can't see why you would need this disc for backhand or forehand.  This disc isn't even for intermediate players.  Who wants to play disc golf with 25 to 30 mph winds anyway!?  I don't throw thumbers or tomahawks so maybe that disc is more for that!?

175g opto new these things are super over stable BUT this one is beat in and gives me a long straight flight with a dependable fade. It almost goes as far as my defenders/sheriffs

The Stiletto is a disc that people will write songs about (Seriously, look it up). It is the most overstable disc I have had the pleasure of throwing, and it is insane. I do not use the disc much, I try to avoid situations where I need it. But when I find myself in one of those sticky situations, I am grateful to have the Stiletto in the bag. It is not a disc meant for everybody, but it should be in most bags because of how useful it is to get out of trouble. The rim on it is huge, so if you don't like that, try out a XXX. But for those who are brave enough to try a Stiletto, I think you will find that you are happy you have it by your side.

The Stiletto is an incredibly beefy, super overstable, high-speed disc. Out of the many overstable discs I have experimented with, the Stiletto is right at the top in terms of stability. This is a niche disc; it does a few things very well, but you can't expect much more from it. 

I mostly use this disc for forehands, spike hyzers, and very windy shots. This isn't a disc I would ever use for good distance. In my mind it is a crazy overstable, utility type disc. I really only use the Stiletto for very specific shots. 

On a normal day, for normal shots, I am not pulling out the Stilleto. For me it is a specialty disc I use only on certian occasions. If you are looking for something crazy overstable, check out the Stiletto. 

My first ever disc I bought in person. My other discs before which were about 2 purchases online. I love this disc its by far one of my favorites. I throw a right hand side arm, I don't have a monster arm I can get about 300~ usually but for some reason this disc feels perfect in my hand. I am use to throwing Innovas Bosses or Discraft Force / Nuke / NukeOS so the rim fits like a glove in my grip. Once this disc gets beat in you can make a nice S curve on it with the right flick. If you enjoy a challenging disc to throw and got some nasty wind and want a great utlity disc I suggest giving this a shot or asking your local golfers to give this a go!

Go to disc for dogleg holes and windy days. I've thrown best forehand power grip. And over head shots have spiked it right by the hole. You can always count on the stilettos fade.

The Stiletto is just too much disc. It seems to be only useful if you have a megatron arm that flips over Enforcers and Scythes. The Stiletto is just a disc that takes a 13 speed's fade characeristics and only focuses on that. I have never seen a Stiletto fly far and doubt I will ever see one fly far. They are so overstable they just fight into the ground.

I don't like the Stiletto because it was too fast. When trying one out, I was trying to throw it for similar shots that I would use my flat top firebird for, and I overthrew everything. It can't be used for utility because it is way too fast. On the upside, the skips are pretty huge with the stiletto, but nothing so impressive that I want to keep one in the bag.

To me, these discs have almost no use, unless you live somewhere with constant 50 mph headwinds. 

I picked this disc up a long while back to basically take my Max D Very Overstable slot in the bag.  I was not happy with other 'so-called' OS Drivers.  I dropped a D1 in search for something that can handle power and wind.

This was my first Lat64 disc and still my favorite. 

Its a great OS fast driver that is very comfortable to hold in the hand, Even being very OS it is a disc I use more than just a big hyzer or wind shot.

I can power this disc on a flat release with a lot of snap and it flies dead straight for about 200 ft, then takes a smooth but strong hyzer fade.  It's not like a Flick, other than being OS.  It's not quite like an X1, I think it is more usable than both of those discs.

This is a staple in my bag now for power forehands that need to hold straight and have a nice hyzer fade, forehands that will hook up and low hyzers that get a nice long hook.  Mine is a bit more beat up now and actually gets some turn out of it, but not much .  Not as crazy OS as a Justice, but very trusty, great driver, great disc.

Wow. Just wow. Bought one just so I could laugh as my puny mortal arm tried to throw it. Ended up getting a great overstable disc! Not gonna lie. I don't get my normal distance throwing this rail road spike into a field, but its predictable in any conditions and there's a certain amount of pride when you throw this and your arm doesn't come off. I throw RHFH.

The 13 speed of this disc should already tell people that this disc is more then just a wind fighting meathook, infact it is a very useful driver for tight turns and anhyzer turn overs. This disc will fight it's way out of any amount of anhyzer you put on it in any condition. Beat one in and you will have a whole new disc. Stiletto becomes a flat release head-wind fighter. It will never not be overstable but it will eventually become a straight flat flying bomber. My beat in Stiletto will go straight through a head wind and still fade hard.

This is a wicked disc, nice hand feel like an XCal with a bigger rim. Comes out smooth but you probably won't get max D with it. It'll beat head and crosswinds though and can pull off some amazing flex bombs. I got it up to 400 on an anny flick and it was very reliable and accurate. The Opto plastic is like a cross between Campion and 400 just a little grippy but not fingerprinty. Like the feel it's very durable as well. Not as flat a top as I'd ideally like but it's a very good disc. Probably not going to be my main driver, but still a good one.

The first thing that comes to mind when talking about the Stiletto is a video that was put out by DiscNation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KgA84VgHNs (Sorry infinite, it's just a rad video/song) I've got a 170g Gold Line Stiletto, and I'll be honest, I was super stoked about this disc. I have a pretty big arm and have been known to air out some discs and really love the super over stable discs. One of my favorite and most consistent shots ever is to flex out (throw on a anyhzer angle RHBH) my Champion Ape and watch that beautiful S turn with a very healthy and consistent fade at the end. I couldn't wait to get my hands on a Stiletto and see what it took to turn that bad boy over. Enter the field test... I took this thing out and I huffed and I puffed and I almost cried a bit, but for the life of me, I could barely, and I mean BARELY get this monster to turn over, then immediately pull out of the flex and proceed to kamikaze dive bomb the poor unsuspecting grass. I mean all that's been said about this disc being one of the most over stable discs on the market are absolutely true.

With all this being the case this disc is a good utility disc. I say 'good instead of 'great' because it is so fast. For me a great utility disc is one that is fast, but not too fast and very overstable. I have great luck with thumbers or tomahawks with discs like a Banshee or Xcaliber, Xcal being on the faster side, becuase I get enough spin on them to flip and glide down. With the Stiletto I have a hard time getting enough spin on it to respond well to the thumber or tommy. It does make a good flick disc and if you can get it low enough to the ground with enough speed, great skip shots. Not to mention if you need something that will ALWAYS be true in a head wind. Over all I would really only recommend this disc to the avid collector of all things Swedish disc golf, one who is in need of a fast utility disc, or a pro with a heavy arm that can shape shots with this disc. Otherwise skip out on this one and get an Ape, Xcal, Boss, or Giant instead.

The Stilleto is what it says it is -- a fast, very overstable driver. With my power, attempting to throw this thing back hand is a joke. Minimal distance with a huge hyzer fade. I love Latitude 64 Opto Line plastic and this disc looks and feels good. I was amazed at how far I was able to throw this disc forehand. By chucking it as hard as I could with a high throw at a huge anhyzer angle, I was probably able to throw the Stilleto about 350 feet. In my opinion, every disc golfer needs a super overstable driver. This is at least as good as any other.