The Bank Robber is a great all-around fairway driver that you could reach for in your bag 9 times out of 10. It has just a slight bit of turn, and holds a straight line for quite a long time. There is a fairly reliable fade at the end of the flight too. The Ultrium Plastic feels almost identical to Innova's Star Plastic, so pretty grippy and workable. 

In windy conditions, the Bank Robber has a little fight to it. It also holds whatver line you put on it for a while in general. I couldn't really complain about anything, and most people would find that this disc could fit in their bag pretty easily. 

The Lucky Discs Bank Robber is a super solid fairway driver. It's got a good stability as a go to workhouse use for any shot type driver for people with armspeed like me. It's mostly straight flying but fades a little bit but is stable enough that it's not going to turn over, perfect for wide open throws where with a backhand throw you just want to aim to the right with a consistent hyzer and get a consistent result.

The Lucky Ultrium plastic feels really good, like a traditional TPU star plastic with adequate grip and flex for a good solid release both backhand and forehand. The look of the plastic has a little bit of swirl to it, and reminds me of Lone Star plastic.

Like the other initial release Lucky Discs, the Bank Robber is a solid release, and I recommend this disc if you're a fan of the small underdog brands and like trying new products. Throw something different and rob an ace pot or two.