Easily the best roller I have ever thrown in the Trilogy lineup. Once you get it to the ground, it'll only pop up a couple of degrees and then just hold that angle for a vast majority of the roll until it slows down finishes to the right (for RHBH). Its got just the right amount of stability where lower power players will be able to force this to the ground quickly to get a strait roll, and more powerful players will be able to throw this hard and flat and let the natural understability flip it over and get to a roller angle that just keeps going strait for a long time.

I just wish that they would make more production runs of this disc since it is such an amazing roller disc that's hard to find these days (since it's been OOP for a few years) that could also be a great intermediate disc that people could still use as a roller or for massive turnovers when they get more power. 

I love this disc in the woods for a flip-up-to-flat/minimal fade shot.  I can see how this disc would be an amazing distance driver for a beginner.  Although it is pretty understable, I rarely have issues with it turning and burning.  I know that they are currently not making any more of these, so if you happen to come across one, I would definitely pick it up. Odds are, someone you know is looking for one! 

Opto-Sparkle Vision (175g): This was the mystery disc I received when I checked the box at checkout. For me this thing was to flippy to throw with driving speed, even with hyzer it would roll over and crash (turn), great roller potential.  I gave the disc to a friend who's made the common mistake of buying high-speed drivers with his relatively low speed arm. This disc gives slow speed arms tons of distance. Say farewell to your chunky's and say hello to good form.

This is a great disc for beginners to learn forehand. I just picked the game up and I get some of my best distance from throwing the Vision forehand with beautiful glidey S turns. I find this disc to be a little too understable for my max backhand throw and I turn it over. 

The Vision is a great understable disc that won't get super flippy. I use the old run sticker weight Visions(which are getting harder to find)as they are money. This disc is very similar to a Sidewinder by Innova. They hold the anhyzer line quite well and have nominal fade. It is a fairway driver but it has a great amount of glide and will give beginners good distance and finish straight for them. More advanced players will love the effortless turnover abilities of this fairway driver and many pros love to use this disc as a roller disc. I personally use this disc as my left to right working disc(RHBH) and it works very predicitably well.

The Vision has since went OOP but there are still many around. The engraved weight runs, in my experience, didn't have the same turn to them out of the box as the sticker weight ones did. Also the plastic was a bit more stiff on the latest runs. However they are still a good disc and would be a nice distance driver for throwers starting out. 

I love my opto Vision. I can throw it straight, anny, or on a hyzer and it holds nicely. But my favorite is hyzer flipping this thru the tunnel,  having stand up turn to the R, and fade back. Easiest S flight I've thrown in my short 20 months. 

I picked up my first Opto Vision after watching Ricky Wysocki play at my local course. He was rolling it to holes I had never seen anyone reach before, or very few. Obviously it wasn't the disc, because he is one of the best in the world, but I still had to try one. A few weeks later his early 2016 "In the Bag" video came out where he talked about his Vision a little more. Generally he uses it for his strait long distance rollers, along with his Saint. 

After I picked one up, I was mainly planning on using it for rollers. A few very early throws with it displayed its ability to roll strait for very long distances. Although it is a pretty understable disc, it holds a cut roll really well and only finishes right at the very end. I use a Hatchet, Havoc, and Vision for my rollers right now, and the Vision will hold strait the longest. The Hatchet will finish right the quickest, and the Havoc lands somewhere in between the two. 

After using it for many rollers, I finally used it for some air shots and I was really impressed. It has a pretty understable flight, which is great for hyzer-flips and higher anhyzers. I am extremely surprised this disc is currently out of production, because it is awesome no matter how I use it. Luckily Infinite still has some left. I guess it's time for me to stock up :P

Opto 174. For any advanced player or somebody who has been playing for a while, this is just a roller disc. For beginners, this will be something that is stable to understable when thrown correctly. This disc most likely not be a go to staple disc but would be used for specific shots. For flight, I would compare it to a more understable hatchet, almost like a fury.

I have a 171 Opto Line Vision. I picked up this disc because I had some more in-store credit and decided to try the Vision. One of the best discs in my bag! If I lose this Vision, I would immediately buy another one. If you need a good hyzer-flip disc, look no further. This disc flips up so easily and glides for a long time. This is my best disc for tight wooded holes. I should really buy a couple of these.