I love this disc. I use it for most of my sidearm drives. The numbers for the turn/fade are -1/2 but what I love about it is that if I throw it low and on a slight anheizer, it will stay perfectly straight and then have a nice fade at the end. I had a Trespass from Dynamic discs that I lost with -.5/3 numbers and it flew really similar but the Trespass was a 12 speed compared to the Traces 11. Because I have a bit slower arm speed, I'm living the Trace a bit more. Hope the review is helpful, I'd give one a try if your looking for a straight shooting disc that you can throw hard!

Overall the disc is pretty easy to learn. Being a lefty though I had to practice with this disk a bit more to correct for my curve right and the carry on the disc. You don't need a cannon of an arm to throw this thing far either. The disc fits nicely in my hand making it a lot easier to throw. Overall I would recommend this disc for beginners and intermediates.

Great disc, I don't believe I have used it's full potential yet but I am looking forward to it

  I have one of these in proton plastic at 169g and i would say that the proton plastic fades a lot harder than the neutron misprint. the neutron misprint turns a little bit more and fades a little later than the proton and i prefer the neutron misprint. i can really crank on it and send this disc flying. I have this disc in 169g as well, and if i get another one im probably get another one in a lighter weight if one is available to get more distance out of. The disc is very consistent  and flies very well. i would recommend this disc to anyone and it has to be the neutron plastic. Love the disc.

I lost my trusty beat in Z Surge SS.   I used that driver for most long tee shots unless I need more dramatic angles.  I tried the Tesla, Volt, and Ion in the last year and liked them, so I thought I'd look for a similar disc from MVP/Axiom/Streamline.  I was pleasantly surprised to see Streamline Discs Trace.  The price is right, and I already know I like the plastic. The flight specs are pretty much the same as the Surge SS, so I bought this.

I might be premature, since the disc was delivered this morning, but...  I played 36 holes today using the Streamline on all holes long enough to require its distance, and I LOVE this disc. 173g NEutron misprint.   

I'll compare to Surge SS, which is basically a Krait, and similar to many other -1 turn/ +2 fade ~400' discs.  This flies like my Surge SS, and feels like it has more glide. It could just be the feel of the plastic, and not the actual flight- I haven't field tested them side by side. Brand new it turns like a beat Surge SS, which is some, but not a lot at 173g. It fades like the Surge SS, too, which makes it forgiving and reliable. Brand new, this Trace fades like a beat Surge SS.  The plastic offers great grip and release, and is durable. I hit at tree at full swing about 20' from the tee on my first throw of this disc (of course!) and there was not a mark on it. 

This speed, flight path, rim size, and plastic are all my preferred stuff, so I'll be bagging these! 

update-

I bought a 2nd 167g Neutron to have the 2 weights. The heavier one definitely fades harder. The lighter one turns a bit more and fades a bit later, so it gets used a bit more. They have not changed much with minimal break in. That's good. 

I don't forehand much, but these are hands down my favorite forehand/sidearm discs. The rim dimensions are very comfortable, and the plastic allows me to hold and release with ease and confidence. They are plenty OS enough to tolerate the torque. I can get a righteous S curve with the right release angle; flat they fly straight and fade for me.

**update 1 year later**  This is still awesome, and I use it a lot. The disc has broken in. I can flip it up a lot easier now. It's turning more now, too. It's turny in a headwind now, and better in tailwind than when new. Great for flip-straight shots with a strong finish.

But the real reason I'm writing this update is to tell you this is a KILLER skip disc! I presume the stiff, slick neutron material is a big part of it, and of course rim shape.  I don't have another control driver (or slower disc) that can skip like this. Longer range drivers will skip too, but this one is best for the control/short skips.