My first experience with their discs.

I was highly skeptical of the Ozone and Dune considering as I've been learning, I started to finally turn over understable discs. So I was worried these would all just burn out unless I fluffed them. 

The only disc that seems more understable for me is the Inner Core. Mine is the ice blue, 167g. It feels more like -1 turn, as it's a bit touchy to get a straight to reliable fade out of it. It can not handle torque, it must be thrown as a putter. If I throw it like a Luna, goodbye Inner Core. Typically it will turn slightly and hold that line. Sometimes it's able to fight out in the last 1/5th of flight and land in the start of the line. Best line I get out of it, hard to consistently throw.

Dune has become my favorite and go-to understable mid. I tried the Piwakawaka, at first the Piwakawaka had the perfect flight for me, but I think as I adjusted my form, it would only ever turn and hold. The Dune I had to adjust to, as I burned it over too hard at first. If you give it the right amount of power (range of 30-60% for me) it will either flip up and then drift ever so slightly at the very end of flight, or it can beautifully maintain ANY angle it's released on. It is one of my favorite discs to watch fly, it truly feels like it stays in the air and floats more than any other disc. I've gotten some incredible turnover approach shots with this.

The Ozone. Wow. I had thrown SO many understable fairways by the time I held this, and I was so determined to prove it's understability by burning it over. It's possible, but, it REALLY wanted to fight out of it with grace. I rarely throw any other understable fairways (at -3 turn that is) now that I've found this disc. So many times I've watched it turn right and my heart has sunk it wouldn't come back, but it does! In a direction comparison with the 2 others, the RPM Pekapeka (9,5,-3,1) will turn MUCH longer before it eventually fades back, forcing me to throw it more left. If not being caught by right side trees before then. The Infinite Sphinx in Halo (9,6,-3,1) plastic turns a tiny bit less than the Ozone, and fades a little bit harder, sometimes feeling more like a -2,2. The Ozone just feels so effortless, so easy to throw, comfortable, and great for all skill levels. I kinda wish it was my first driver, rather than jumping up to 12 speeds immediately. 

I can't recommend this set enough, the easiest and cheapest way to try all of their discs at once. I've already bought another for a Christmas gift. 

Can't wait to see what other molds Trash Panda releases, they have not missed with any of these in my opinion. They are currently prototyping an overstable midrange / approach! I would love to see an overstable driver from them, like a Teebird3 or Orc type driver.

Keep it up! "Good for your game, great for the planet!"