I have three of these in the Reblend plastic. The stated numbers on the disc do not match the numbers here on ID. The disc has them as 12/5/-2/2. I'd say that the disc's 12 speed rating is pretty accurate, but ID's 6 glide is closer to the mark - this Good Boy wants to FLY. The turn and fade marked on the disc feel about right, with maybe just a touch more fade.

Now, about this disc's desire to fly... If you've got a good tail wind, this disc will wind up in another county if you're not careful, but still maintain the flight path you're expecting. On a calm day, this still wants to glide. I'm not quite 6 months in to my disc golf journey, and this disc has given me my longest flight yet at about 375 ft, unassisted by wind.

But for a head wind, you're going to want a different disc. I've found that this disc has absolutely zero ability to fight a head wind. It'll still get impressive distance, but it'll push way to the right (RHBH) doing so, with little-to-no fade back at the end.

I really like the grip of the Reblend plastic. Also, the Nightfang stamp is just sick - I hope Prodigy not only reissues this, but does more themed stamps like this (their D1 Reblend has a similar stamp, but with a dragon instead of the wolf). The Reblend plastic also seems to hold up well. I've had a few aggressive encounters with trees, and though there are some signs, it doesn't seem to have affected the disc all that much.