I received this disc with my UB bag. The rim feels really weird in the hand. I didn't like the flight of it. Sometimes on a 45 degree hyzer it flips up, turns and burns and sometimes it gives you an s-curve. It is really unpredictable.

I am in love with the procul. It has its downside of being very nose angle touchy and having a rim that basicly cannot be throw forehand without some pain involved. If you have the snap to get this thing moving it will flip up from hyzer and just go. For having a 3 for glide this thing will hold a low hyzer flip line for a good long ways. If you throw it high at all it will not flip over to flat at all. It is touchy but when thrown good this thing is money.

I actually like my Procul very much. It has a decent amount of turn when thrown at high speed. I have been able to throw this disc about 325 feet on a slight uphill. When I dont throw the disc at full speed it is overstable. The disc needs to be thrown fairly hard in order to get turn. Overall, I like the disc, despite its somewhat odd shape.

We'll just say I was disappointed with the Procul. I love the stamp, and the feel of the plastic, but the weird rim described by Andrew Belet makes this a bad disc. For backhand throws I didn't really mind the funky out bump, but this thing is painful (literally) to try and throw forehand. I also didn't find the Procul to be nearly as understable as the inBound flight paths indicate. Perhaps to disc golfers who throw harder it will be, but if your good drives are in the 300-350ft range, you're not going to see a lot of turn out of this thing. Sad to say, but the first release by UB is a strike out.

As of yet ive yet to see any high speed un derstable at all. This flys highly os at slower speeds. So either my max d of 375 isnt fast enough or i just cant thow this disc. May be i. Part to the unusual rim but i love my tern and hope someday this becomes simialr. Untill then its holding the os driver spot in my bag. Love the feel of this disc and hope i figure it out.