I'm disappointed in the attention to detail. I'm used to flashing from the base of the mold but I have never seen flashing / extra plastic on The parting line. After about 5 minutes with a knife I was able to fix it and I assume the messed up parting line wouldn't affect the flight. It also had a poorly trimmed injection mold nipple. It stands 2 mm out from the plastic. And a very evident bump on the topside. Although the feel of the plastic itself is nice to the touch and fairly rubbery compared to Star plastic. 

I love this disc. It's easy to grip and flies straight. I'm shocked more people don't play with it. I'm a newish player and the Medusa is one of the only discs that I can consistently control.

I have thrown this mold since around 2012, off and on. It fills a spot in my bag that I have not been able do away with. I would compare this disc, out of the box, to be about like a really beat in Wraith, or a semi beat Renegade. It is flippy. It also has MORE Glide than any other 10-11 speed disc I have ever thrown. On Hyzer flip lines, it will flat out bomb. It is a Shapeable and Workable disc, but also shows you flaws in your form and release. I have had a 100% Kastaplast bag for over a year, until I revisited this disc. It is such a gem to throw and the plastic feels fantastic. Kudos to Skyquest on this one. I can't live without it. 

I recently bought one with the 2020 Halloween stamp on it.. However this is not under stable what so ever... it actually fades rather hard at the end. The plastic like rubber feels amazing though just wish it flew like the numbers stated.  

As everyone has stated, this is a highly understable disc. But unlike most of the other reviews, I actually love it for that.  Excellent disc for LHBH throwers, like myself.  My only complaint is that it is not very durable. Hit a tree a few times and it will never throw correctly again. Brand new and out of the box however and I can get it to turn over everytime.

This disc is very understable for me. I like to lend it to my friends who have never played before, but have enough natural skill to throw a driver. It is also very flexible, and feels similar to the G-Star plastic to me. 

This is a good disc to try out as a first driver.

With the right grip and a slow roll, this disc can turn corners. Great for courses with lots of trees.

This disc is very understable, and if you are not ready for that, it can be a problem. but let me say this: I can do things with this disc that I can't do with any other disc. I can hyzer flip it a good way down the fairway, for a long tunnel followed by a right turn. It gives me an alternative to a forehand. It also allows me to throw out of bushes, being sharp enough to cut through, while still understable to hold an anny. I like mine, but I suspect a lot of people wouldn't.

I really like this disc! It does exactly what it is supposed to. The disc is fast and understable. Thrown with the right amount of hyzer, the Medusa makes for an incredible s-curve disc. I have used it in my last few games and it has been a great addition to my ever expanding collection if disc.

I just received this disc today! I was really excited when I saw it in the mail and started feeling the plastic. It feels great! Grippy and flimsy yet stiff enough to handle lots of power. It feels like Pro plastic but a mix or FLX or something. Anyways, this is an instant roller disc for me. 100% power hyzer flipped and rolled for a good 600ft. (Went down a hill for 300ft, up a large hill, then down another) Instant thoughts were, "Okay, excellent roller disc out of the box, but how will it do on a huge hyzer?" I threw it on a huge sky hyzer and it flipped over and hunted the ground around 100ft in the air. So then I threw it on 40% power to see if this is more like a mid or putter stability wise, and whalla! Laser beamed straight at my target while staying very low with still with some turn. This thing is strange and will not be in my bag but I am very interested in the Skyquest company and their plastic, so when they come out with an "overstable" disc. I will probably purchase it. But for now, the Infinite Medusa is going to the beginner bin or it's going on my wall. Haven't decided yet...

The Medusa was at one time my flat out my favorite driver for backhand throws. This disc flys relatively straight and stays low for shots around tall trees. The super grippy nature of the disc helps me feel more control, and gives me more distance. Now it's a little too understable for me for full power throws.