This mold has not left my bag since I first got it—one of my favorite control/distance drivers. However, the plastic-type does seem to matter with this one as the aura is your understable driver while the ethos will be more true to numbers and the ethereal is somewhere in the middle.

I got this as a more OS compliment to the Mantra, and it worked perfectly. The Ethos plastic and the rims on the Construct and Mantra feel so good in the hand. If your arm speed puts the Mantra (or any 9-speed) as one of the fastest discs you can throw properly, the Votum (7-speed) may be a better OS compliment toa 9-speed US disc.

FLIPPY. Immediately had to throw it on hyzer flips only (consistant 400'), if I release flat, it will cut roll. Not what I thought it was going to be, but a good disc anyway. 

I have been very impressed with this disc. It is a fantastic straight flyer with a strong finish. With my arm speed (about 350 max useful distance) I get a touch of flip, almost dead straight 300ft and 30ft of forward pushing fade. it hasn't been the most wind resistant disc but it is still controlable if you have a read on the wind. I have bagged it every round since I first threw it in a field. I wouldn't call it beginner friendly because if you don't have at least 300ft of arm speed this will just be an overstable driver. 

This disc is truly a straight flyer with a reliable fade at the end. Thrown on a slight hyzer this the construct is going to flip up, but it will not turn for days for those with an average arm speed. The versatility of this disc is also incredible, since it can be thrown reliable on a backhand and forehand.