My experience comes from an F1 that my friend loved, and had loved for a while. This disc was definitely beat in a way that I didn't think it would fly like originally marketed. Even in the wind this thing wants to get out of the air, even on a flex line fought out of a strong headwind. If there was a comparison to be made, it would seem like a shorter firebird in terms of flight. If you're looking for a stiff plastic to have it in, the 750 is perfect with almost no give even in the middle of the flight plate.

I believe this disc to be a very beginner friendly disc. For me it flies with more glide and turn then the numbers show. It will flip up and glide to the right (rhbh) with a very soft fade at the end. This disc is an absoluet must have for wooded fairways.

I keep 3 of these in my bag at all times no matter what course or weather conditions i face. I keep 3 in different stages of wear and always try to rotate the ones i have on deck. I use this disc for actually most of my shots. I use this disc for anything except a turnover shot basically. It is not as overstable as the name might lead you to believe but maybe thats just me. i love how reliable this disc is. Its great for windy conditions bc of the fact that you know it will always come back. alot of shots that people would use a midrange for i use the F1. like a tight tunnel shot in the woods ill throw my most seasoned F1 and hit a reliable line but even the seasoned one will have a snap of a finish to it it wont just die and putter out (for lack of a better word lol) and for my game personally i like that. discs that die and drop are not my thing bc i dont trust those in varies weather. Also just in general i am a huge fan of prodigys plastic. it is my favortite out of any other brand. and i have 150+ discs including all differents types of brands plastics. get an F1 in either the 400 or 750 and u will not be disappointed. and if u dont like the F1 ill fly out to your homecourse and beat u in a round and show you how to use the F1 lol