This disc is pushing my arm speed, but I get a pretty consistent 350 with it which is solid for me. The Origio burst is nice and grippy which makes me a little more confident putting power into it. The turn definitely helps my noodle arm

The Hatchet is a somewhat beginner friendly fairway driver. I have about 275-300 feet of power, and for me this disc thrown flat has some early turn but reliably fades back, giving me effortless s lines. Thrown on a hyzer it flips up and rides straight. On anhyzer it will slowly pan the whole flight. I find this disc very easy to shape shots. 

Summary: Beginner friendly bomber.

Feel: The Origio Burst plastic is a great baseline for grip, but it's still a baseline plastic durability. The wing shape curves down before coming back up to finish the rim off, almost as if it were beaded on the rim. The rim feels a little thinner than other 9 speeds, feeling just as, if not more comfortable. 

Flight: I found my Hatchet to fly quite straight to begin with, potentially being more understable than the numbers suggest. After keeping it in the bag for a while it's become my farthest flying disc in my bag. It's understable enough to flip, but won't turn and fade off entirely, giving you more distance.

The glide made me feel like I threw farther. The turn was really slow and also helped it carry longer. I like the hand feel personally as it's just slightly bigger around and flatter on the top.The wing shape catches the palm nicely, but the plastic is slick enough for it to come out smooth and easily.