(Victor 2) Sadly I only got to throw it once because it faded into a 6 ft. deep pond, and didn't come back up, but it flew pretty straight. Throw flat it had some turn, but faded back. It has good stability, but not as much as a Discraft Zone.

The Harpoon has a very shallow feel, and the Victor 2 plastic feels interesting. The flight plate is stiff, but the disc has some flexibility. Though I prefer a stiff plastic for putting, I don't mind putting with Victor 2 because of the stiff flight plate.

I like to carry this one in V2 plastic for longer carry water shots. The V2 plastic floats and is more easy to retrieve. The Harpoon holds up to a forehand release and travels straight with dependable fade at the end. It can handle some shot shaping with the dependability of not turning over. 

This disc in base plastic is not the way to go. Gained significant turn but maintained fade. Not like a jawbreaker zone. This disc in premium plastic like alpha would probably be very good.

A zone that floats! Shallow. Made in Texas. Beats in the have turn and consistent fade, perfect for hyzer flips to 300'

This thing basically starts fading as soon as it leaves my hand, and when I say fade, I mean it spike hyzers immediately. It fights hard out of any anhyzer you put on it. The top profile is slightly concave in, which takes away any potential glide this thing might have. I don't know if the concave is intended or just a particularity of the disc I have. The Victor 2 plastic feel very nice in the hand. I could see this being used as a utility disc, though I am not skilled enough to do so.