I use this disc on a forehand to mimic a 300 ft backhand.  It did so fairly well the few times I needed to use it, I just didn't use it much and ultimately it left the bag.  It's still a very useful disc and this plastic is the best plastic I have ever felt.  Incredibly smooth, yet has enough grip to be useful.  Durability at a premium.  

Definetly a workhouse disc for me. Flips up rides straight and still fades back. A beautiful disc.

I bought this disc since the flight numbers were close to the Amp (which is now OOP), hoping to find a pretty close replacement.  What I found is a slot I didn't even know I needed.  As a mainly forehand player, the Jackalope is a disc that gets a consistent, controlled turn, but hardly gets any fade back.  A reliable slot in the bag that wasn't even close to what I wanted, but I won't go without it ever again.  I'm sure there are other discs that will do this, but this is the one I'd recommend.

Also, the Eternal plastic is the most durable plastic I've ever thrown.  It's just flexible enough to not shatter, but only just.

I bought a 167g Jackalope in eternal plastic, which I believe is amongst the very best plastics out there. Anyhow, it was a pretty flippy disc. More flippy than an Innova Roadrunner. My 67 year old dad loved it. He used it to replace a 155g Dynamic Discs Escape. For me, it was not so flippy that you couldn't control the turn, but it was finicky enough to not be my preference. I prefer the Infnite Centurion in that slot. The new Streamline Ascent was also more controllable.