This disc very quickly became my go-to driver.  It feels good in the hand, very controllable and I can get it almost as far as most of my distance drivers.  Unless I put full power on it, it will go dead straight with a very soft finish at the end.  Perfect for woods shots and a great balance between distance and control.  

As a recreational player looking forward to my first tourney, I started building my bag a few months ago, and based on the flight numbers, I needed this disc. A 10 speed fairway driver. As for the numbers, I think they're spot on. So why the 3 star rating? Isn't this disc OS not S? Maybe I'm nitpicking, but some might grab it thinking it's stable, right? To me, this thing is VERY OS. It's a relentless meat hook unless I anhyzer with all I got (which gets me 300 ft with the Journey or Maya with a flat release- oh, btw, I absolutely LOVE the Maya from Infinite Discs!!) The most I've gotten from this disc is maybe 225. So, when I need to get around a tree, for say a 180 ft approach throw, throw it flat, and it will come in handy.

 I have a Duraflex 174g F Model S, and I absolutely love it.  This disc goes so far for me.  I am a rhfh thrower, and this disc is just effortless distance for me.  It's my 2nd favorite forehand driver overall, behind my Bifuzion Felon.  The F model S is a little bit domey compared to the board flat felon so it feels a bit different in my hand, but it comes out smooth.  It is a bit less stable than the felon and definitely flies farther with a bit more glide before fading pretty hard.  The only other similar disc I have to compare it to is a Big Z predator and it's still a bit straighter and further than the Predator as well.  The Duraflex plastic is a bit hard, doesn't feel super grippy, but I think that helps me with my release, it just comes off so easy with a flick.  The durability off the Duraflex plastic seems at least as good as Star or Gold line, I have yet to see any damage to it and after about 10-12 rounds as well as some field work it started to feel as though it was beating in a little bit.  Overall I absolutely love this disc and recommend any forehand throwers to give it a shot. It almost goes as far as my D model S.

I got this disc because it was on sale and because a friend of mine got one recently. I was expecting a replacement to my GStar Orc, something that I could hyzer-flip backhand for a good long distance and forehand comfortably. Unfortunately, I got nothing of the sort. The DuraFlex plastic is brick hard, even harder than Z line plastic, and very inflexible. This made it feel very uncomfortable in the hand. It also is significantly more understable than advertised, so it really didn’t have any spot in my bag. The reason I have it at two stars instead of one is that it is cheaper than other discs in similar plastics.

I also bag the F1, F3, and F5.  This flies farther than all of them!  This is the only fairway driver that I can currently reach 400 with on a perfect smash.  It is nice and stable but not quite as stable as a premium plastic firebird would be.  It still flips up a little bit and will flex out for you if released flat.  5 stars because of the very controllable flight and because it goes for BIG D.

This has become my "go-to" control driver with a reliable (but not extreme) hyzer finish.  After beating these up a bit, you can expect a slight turn or a straight flight when released on a hyzer.

This thing goes farrrrrrr. I can crank this thing almost as far as my main drivers. Mine are starting to get some more turn than I like but are still reliable. I have one that does not like headwinds and one that doesn't mind them. I haven't decided if it's in my bag permanently yet but this is overall a pretty awesome disc.