I really like this disc after throwing it some more. I have the Tourney Burst and weighs 172 grams. Medium dome.

Plastic is grippy, medium to firm flex. Rim width isn't too wide, very comfortable.

The flight is great and really amazing. I threw this recently on a low ceiling straight tree lined 340 foot hole about 5 feet high and it literally moved less then a foot either way till it hit the pole. This thing can really rip some straight lines. Never threw a straighter shot on such a low longer line.

5 stars!!!  

So I love this disc, which sucks because I had a badass pink Tournament Burst edition of this bad boy untill I lost it on hole 15 at Rampart DGC in CO Springs. Anyway I used this disc for pretty much any RHFH throws that you could think of except sharp turning dog-leg right holes that require something overstable with lots of fade. I could launch a sword 350 ft.+ in any conditions and would always fly straight as arrow with a gentle fade at the end of the flight. Any RHFH anhyzer release angle with enough arm speed will make this thing soar!! It will be missed!!! One of the best discs I ever had! If you find it call me lol my name and number is on the back!!

This is one disc I think the plastic really matters. In VIP plastic (like DynamicDiscs lucid or Innova champion) it tends to be a bit more stable and having numbers if 12/5/0/2; all the while the tournament plastic let's it be a little bit less stable, 12/5/-1/2. I've bagged both plastics and I prefer the VIP sword over my fusion burst, because it's a bit more stable. 

Regardless of the plastic and weight, the sword loves power and handles both a backhand and forehand rips. It's also a champ of a wind fighter. Good form and decent power and this disc will go for days.

The comment about flying like a beat in Trespass or Wraith is pretty accurate - this disc has a fair amount of turn (more like -1), so it allows for a full flight but suffers in any real amount of wind. On a calm day, you can get good distance with this. On windy days... maybe exchange for a destroyer or more stable disc.

It's got a definite dome to it, as well, at least in Tournament plastic. Feels good in the hand. Overall, I'd liken it to a slightly more stable DDX

If you are an intermediate player, put this bad boy on a slight ani and let him rip. I have had really nice straight, flat, long throws when I give it a slight ani release. Slightly overstable, it is a great disc for somewhat windy conditions when you need a straight shot.