I would say that the Treasure Hunt is very comparable to a Destroyer. Most of the time, when a disc golf company markets a distance driver as having 6 glide, it's simply to make it seem like it will go further than other drivers. The Treasure Hunt is no exception, basically a 5 glide. 

That being said, it is by no means a bad driver. It is actually quite a good driver, and is very reliable in all conditions. You can't go wrong with this kind of disc. Lower arm speeds can use it for a utility driver, and higher arm speeds will find that the Treasure Hunt could be their workhorse, go-to distance driver.

The Lucky Discs Treasure Hunt is a quality disc as one of the first three "Lucky Discs" It features Destroyer flight ratings, which I would say are pretty accurate, although I'd say right out of the box the 170g Treasure Hunt I've been throwing is not as Overstable as a brand new Destroyer. This disc is a little bit too overstable for my normal wind backhand throw but was nice for headwinds and was the perfect speed and stability for my forehand distance shots. I parked a 350 foot hole which is the max of my forehand range that requires some S -curve flex. I thought I turned the disc over too much on release, but the end of flight stability came back nicely.

On first impression the bottom rim of the Treasure Hunt seemed a little bit sharp, and wasn't the most comfortable in the hand, but after playing a round of disc golf with it I had no issues or discomfort throwing it either backhand or forehand. The plastic iteself feels really nice and has a nice "swirly" look to it.

Overall, this is a great moderate speed overstable driver, and I plan to keep it in my bag for forehand distance for a while.