This is a great 2 speed low glide disc. For starters streamline has some of the most affordable discs even though their plastic is great. The Range feels similar to a Berg, but lower profile, and a bit less overstable, so it provides a unique slot in anyone's bag, but personally I am a big fan of the reliability and feel of the Zone, as well as the distance control of the Berg, so the range just doesn't quite have a spot for me

Awsome straight flight. Favorite approach disc. If you can throw this FH it is really useful too. 

Great compliment to the Berg. The Range is undeniably Berg-like: low speed, low glide, and the thumbtrack/ concave top all make it look and feel very similar. However it's flight is different. The Berg is straight/stable with reliable fade, but the Range has easy, gentle, manageable turn with almost no fade. It's very easy to hyzer flip or have it hold anhyzer. I find it very useful for "get out of jail" shots like a forehand anhyzer, patent pending shot that need to get a corner. It's great for approaches or drives under 200 ft. These slow, low glide discs aren't to everyone's taste, but I really like them. They're basically cheater discs. If you struggle with touch, then grab something like this; you can send it and it wont go too far or skip to much. 

I have mixed feelings about this disc. On the one hand, it feels way better than a Berg. On the other, it goes really far for it being a 1 glide. It's more glidey than a Berg and less glidey than a Glitch. I was throwing this in comparision with a couple of other discs and it was going about 30' further than a Berg and 10' shorter than a Proxy. Throwing some upshots next to a proxy and Zone and it was falling out of the air a little faster than the Proxy, but still not as much as the Berg.

I really like the disc and how it flies, it just wasn't quite what I was expecting or hoping for. Maybe I'll find some uses for it in the woods for scramble shots. 

Not sure what to make of the Range.... but I don't think that Streamline has themselves a true Berg clone. Whether that's a good thing or a bad thing I'm unsure.