This was handed to me as a weapon for head winds here in the Columbia gorge Tree Top DG course in The Dalles OR.

As a beginner I attempted to throw this with little to no wind and as a result my arm speed was not clearing 8. Winds picked up a few weeks ago to 18 mph on the course and the Respecti was the only thing in the bag that could do the job on side, and head winds.

This disc will remain in the bag. It's coined the "Meat Hook" 

So i got to throw my buddies basic plastic disc today. Its a really great disc. The flight of this disc is very comparable to a Teebird. It has a pretty straight flight path with gentle fade at the end which makes this disc nice for shots where the basket is right behind a tree. I will say if you get the premium plastic you can get a really good skip out of these things. My buddy almost aced off of a skip to day with the premium. The plastic for the basic to me is like a step up from DX from Innova. Its a little more rubbery and has a little more play but it doesnt take much to get chewed up. After about a round of throwing this thing and hitting some trees it gets a little past the broken in point. I find that this disc is very easy to use and would recommend it to all skill levels. If you do buy one though i would spring and get the premium, if anything for the life of the disc.

My 175g basic plastic RESPECTi is far more overstable than I anticipated. With a fade rating of "2" and a speed of just 8, I thought this disc would fly much straighter than it does. The basic plastic has a great feel to it, and makes this disc a good one for cold wet weather. For me the RESPECTi is disc is good for forehand throws, or backhand shots that need a big fade. I'm sure it's a great wind fighter too. I'd compare its flight with a disc like the Innova Banshee or Firebird.