Prodiscus Respecti (Ultrium)

Bought this prolly 15 yrs ago when i was a teen because the best player at my local course said Prodiscus makes great discs lol

Was way to overstable for me at the time but one time threw it as a thumber and it flew 30' farther than the Predator I had been throwing 

I have been throwing thumbers for a long time and they are a big part of my game! I've tried tons of different discs and nothing else can get me the same distance overhand. 

I dont have the biggest overhand arm but if its in range and I have a thumber line I'm grabbing this every time. I throw it at 12 o'clock position and it finishes straight ahead and skip-rolls 20' and guaranteed to be in C1, 9/10 times. I have 3 backups but havent ever needed to use them cuz this is so accurate I never loose it.

Mine is at least 10 yrs old and has beaten in to maybe -0.5 turn after slamming into rocks trees and the ground like a shooting star thousands of times And the plastic still looks brand new, honestly its more durable than anything else ive ever thrown

Everytime i go to a tournament on the first 300' par 3 with a thumber line, I whip this baby out, rip a corckscrew over the top and park it for a tap in... As i turn around i notice puddles around the feet of all my cardmates from the uncontrollable rivers of drool coming out of their gapping mouths as you hear one of them stammering "Hooooly Sh*t! That almost went in!!!!"

Easy disc to throw as a thumber, imo not as good for a tomahawk and its a solid very overstable fairway driver that will handle the wind. 
Bonus: its made in some if the best plastic ever created 

I bought the Respecti and Titan together, both 170+ and in Ultrium plastic. I was confused why my Titan was flipping some in headwinds but the Respecti wasn't. Recently found a flight chart from Prodiscus, and they actually give the Respecti a turn of +1 (rather than the typical negative turn numbers, e.g., -1), meaning this disc is a bit of a monster. I have trust issues when it comes to headwinds, so the Respecti hasn't yet kicked the Firebird out of the bag, but it's definitely getting there. It quickly fights out of anhyzer lines, and I honestly can't recall ever seeing any turn from this thing when thrown flat or forehand. The plastic feels amazing! 

The Respecti is one great disc.  I have it in both Premium and Ultrium plastics, and would say the Ultrium is just a tad more stable, as it fades about 5 more feet to the left thrown RHBH.  the description of the Ultrium plastic, "Ultrium is the ultra-premium Prodiscus blend. This unique plastic has an incredible feel and impressive durability. Ultrium plastic can be compared with Prodigy 400G and has been described as having the taciness of GStar but the flexibility of Innova Star plastic." is dead-on.  Holds good in a direct headwind, when thrown with very slight hyzer, and trhown flat will turn a bit but land softly with minimal fade.  Neutral wind/L to right crossing wind will carry about 340' for me and headwinds knock that down to ~290-300.  Very controllable and extremely consistant.  Both plastics wear slow and have shown no to little "Wear" in the two years I have been throwing them.  Actually, the Ultrium disc still flies like new.  The Ultrium disc weighs 173 g, as the Primium is max-weight at 176g.  I usually don't carry them both, but will swap out depending on the wind.