The Sumo is a lot like the Clash Peppermint in flight, and to me it's more overstable than a Zone or other Zone-like discs. The the handfeel isn't too bad, but it is a little chunky. Forehand or backhands fly great, and you can put as much power as you want on this thing and it won't turn on you. This would be a great disc to have on a windy day. It also gets good groundplay.

*NOTE* I only give 5-stars out to discs that I bag and throw actively. A 4-star disc is great and may come in and out of the bag for me and I can see another player actively bagging it.

Handfeel is pretty neutral. It has this hybrid feel between a Harp and a Zone. Like a slightly deeper Zone, or a faster Harp. Every time I threw this disc I was enjoying the flight. I never really knew the flight numbers until writing this review and while flight numbers are super subjective, I can say with confidence that it isn't quite as overstable as advertised. My only gripe was while the hand-feel and flight were good there was something about this disc coming out of my hand weirdly on some throws, both sidearm and backhand. Good mold from Legacy and worth a shot to try out!