Extremely understable is an understatement. I have yet to throw it and get an air shot out of it, I'll throw it with extreme hyzer and it will flip up then rocket to the ground for a roller. even though I threw my max distance with it, it is nothing but a roller disc. my brother who has a significantly slower arm speed got the same results. and he can't get a leopard3 to flip!

I ended up with a 162g Air D4. It is FLIPPY. It let me hit a new distance record. Definitely a tailwind bomber, but you have to be very mindful of your release angles. If you're trying to get it to go straight, a good amount of hyzer will be needed. Any anhyzer needs a good amount of height or else rollers are going to occur. At my arm speed, it always flipped up to flat and generally turned to some degree before just settling down. I'm not sure how the other plastics or higher weight would fair but the Prodigy Air plastic I received was good. The plastic itself for drivers doesn't seem to be the most durable. Just a few rounds/field sessions resulted in a good amount of scratches and gashes along the rim and sides.