I loved this disc when I got it!  Threw my first 400ft+ ever bomber with it on a downhill 500ft hole.  And was getting 300ft+ on the flat for the first time also. 

But that love was short-lived. 

After a few days with it, it started turning over, hard!  Basically a roller.

This is a great beginners' disc, but definitely not for when you're starting to get much better.  I've only been playing for 3 years and am in my sixties, so far from being one of those fast-progressing younger guys, and yet this disc can't handle my throws.  

Beginner-friendly, good for beginners in year 2, I'd guesstimate. 

I have mixed feelings about this one. Love this disc for the price and the plastic feels good and looks awesome! In my experience though, it got flippy and a bit finicky real quick. I still pull it out and use it a lot for max distance but doesn't feel like I know what it will do every time which is why I can't give it a 5/5.

173g proton. As with pretty much all Proton SL discs, this is more stable than the numbers, but that's not a bad thing. It can handle power, and forehand torque, if thrown cleanly. It turns just the right amount and fades a bit if given the right height on a flat release. Great tailwind disc and a great compliment to a trace/wraith/grace/other more stable 11 speed. Proton plastic feels excellent and grippy while being very durable. I'm hoping that helps this disc keeps its flight characteristics for a long time. I'm giving it the same flight numbers as a wave, but this seems to just push farther and straighter than any wave I've ever thrown does.

Tried both the proton and neutron. Proton has a significant amount of increased stability which makes it go for miles. I've only been throwing it for a few weeks now but I've logged my longest throw with it at 415ft. Really digging this disc for winter play as the plastic remains quite grippy in low temperatures. Excited to see how it feels/flies in the summer. 

This is a bit of a weird disc. It definitely flies perfectly true to the numbers for me. -3 turn and 2 fade. It does turn some when thrown hard, but it will eventually fight out of it. I was able to achieve near maximum distance with this (about 370' for me). It is more finicky than 9 speed drivers of similar stability (like the Infinite sphinx) for not much more distance. But if you struggle with backhand flex shots, you can pretty much achieve that type flight with a flat or hyzer release with this disc. I really like it. Probalby more like 4.5 stars, but I"m gonna go ahead and bump it up because it really does exactly what it's supposed to. Profile looks just like an Innova Tern. 

I'm not sure if I got just a weird run of this disc or if the numbers are just not very accurate, but it flies nothing like expected.  With a rating of -3 I expected a big turn, but this disc is way more stable.  Even throwing into a headwind it actually fought it well.  It had a slight turn, but then came back with a decent fade.  I was expecting a little slower Shryke type disc that would give me a little extra distance without having to really mash on it, but it flies more like a Trespass or Destroyer in my opinion.  The Proton SL plastic looks and feels amazing though and I will still bag this disc, but it fills a different slot than what I expected it to.