This is one of my favorite discs already. I bag both the Range and the Berg and throw them both equally. The Range is extremely neutral and works perfectly as an approach disc for any dead straight to anhyzer / turn over lines where you need touch and want the disc to sit quickly. 

It could even be used as a putting putter in high winds or if you want a clean spin putt that sits. Highly recommended!

This surprised me when I first threw it, but I love putting with this disc.  Most people seem to like it for short approach shots, which I like it for that too, but I love it for putting in circle 1.  It is also a lot less affected by wind because of its lack of glide.  For approach shots it has minimal shot shaping ability.  It just want to go straight and then drop.  I can't wait for it to come out in other plastics. The glow is great, but I want a neutron range for my main bag.  The plastic is smooth but not slippery, and has a little bit of flexibility. I think it's very comfortable in my hand. It's puddle topped which puts a bit of a thumb grove in it which I love. It just feels like it was made to fit my hand.  I'm currently putting with a judge, but as soon as I can get this in neutron I think the judge will be replaced.

Great approach or straight flying short driver. It hyzer flips easy and drops out of the sky. It's become a mainstay in my bag.

The Range is like a less extreme Berg, since the flight plate is less depressed and the rim isn't as tall. The result is a less chunky feel, a tick more glide, zero fade, and slightly more distance potential. On a turnover, the Berg will flatten out, but the Range will not. On a flat shot, the Berg will softly fade as it slows down, but the Range will hold its angle. For me, the Range is comfortable on both backhand and forehand, and as expected, it has good torque resistance to handle forhands.