Has a really good hand feel for myself. First run seems to be a bit softer then some of the other runs ive felt. Can get some really good easy distance at of these on a good release. Straight to stable flight most the time but can shape some good lines when thrown correctly. Very accurate to the numbers i would say. Lots of different plastic types for some variance of stabilty and feels. Awesome artwork always and great customer service from the company itself. Recommend for Intermediate to advanced players but a good choice as a first distance driver if you are just starting out. Try it in different weights as well if you can find lower weights they are still reliable in the wind!

Has a good feel in the hand. For a -2 I would think it would have plenty of turn but it flies more like a slow Destroyer or Construct. Not much turn if any on back hand but she rolls over on forehand. Idk, I didn't have much luck with it. I max out at 400.

When I heard TSA was going to have Discraft manufacture some discs I was highly skeptical. My fears were unfounded. The plastic is far more grippy than ESP plastic. After 5 rounds with this disc it is an absolute staple in my bag already. I bag only TSA discs and this is the distance driver that they sorely needed. This thing bombs and it is reliable too. I absolutely love the Construct but it can get too flippy at times. I absolutely love the Animus but it can do unexpected things sometimes. This feels like a great balanced driver.

The numbers are accurate, IMO. This thing goes far and straight. I'm not certain but I think it's going in the bag right away. I've only thrown it a couple times, but it feels promising 

I love 11 speed discs and I knew that this was gonna be a fun one to toss around. The numbers are super accurate in my opinion. This feels really good in the hand and the Discraft plastic is really grippy and doesn't feel like typical ESP. I've seen some people compare this to the Trail and I think it's a fair comparison, but I do think this is a little faster and goes a smidgen futher. 

Lower arm speeds are gonna get a nice stable flight that wants to push (<300'), so for me this was me throwing left-handed. Average arm speeds (300'-399'), forehand for me, are gonna get a solid amount of turn and this will be a really controlable distance driver. I even threw this into a slight head wind on some hyzer and it sill held up really well. The bigger arms (400+) are gonna get a controlable hyzer flip disc. For my backhand I always had to throw this on a hyzer in order to get a full flight. Flat to anhyzer releases that weren't given some height turned into rollers for me. Some of the easiest 450' shots I've ever thrown. 

All in all, this is a driver for the masses. I think Thought Space was missing a high-speed driver for the masses and this nails it perfectly. 

Just picked up one of these at 172g.  This disc gets great distance! and I like that this plastic doesn't feel like some of the stock stuff that discraft has done. It has a bit more tack and grip than some of the ESP I've felt. It seems to have a lot of glide and seems like a range of arm speeds will like it. Beginners will probably get a stable flight out of it and more advanced arms will get more turn.  I was throwing this on a hyzer flip and it was finishing slightly right of my initial line at about 375 ft - had a good amount of turn but the fade kicked in at the end. Going in the bag for sure.