The H7 is the furthest flying disc in my bag. It's a very workable disc for medium-slow arms. I can get mine to flip up and turn over. flip to hold, and flat to turning with ease. It is very responsive to release angles so you'll know if you put too much hyzer or too much anhyzer pretty quickly. The glide is insane on the H7. It just goes so far and will sort of sit down gently when it's finally coming back to Earth. I also suprisingly love it on forehands. As long as you don't just chop over on it you can get some great lines out of it.

Love this disc, perfect for curving around corners backhand. Have it in 500 plastic flips to the right every time. 

So I got this because I absolutely love my f7. This disc is not a 9 speed f7. It's not as flippy for one. It has more dome also. What it does do is long turning drives, high turn low fade s curves, hyzer flips etc. Not great as an out of the box roller. Not a bad disc by any means but not what I was looking for. If you're wanting a good 9 speed for s curves and hyzer flips give it a whirl. Prodigy has great plastic. 

Not quite as flippy as I imagined really. Have it in 500 plastic, and I definitely have a slower arm swing. There are situations where I feel like it would flip over but instead ends up going straight though. I've got a lighter weight h4v2 that feels much flippier than this which by the numbers wouldn't make a ton of sense.