Throwing XCom Basic plastic at 4,400 ft in Utah and at 150g. To me, 5 stars = incredible disc 4 stars = good & dependable disc. I don't give out too many 5 star ratings.

For me this was a very easy disc to throw. Pretty easy to shape the shots as well. I could get this disc to do most lines that I had desired. Despite not giving this disc full power, I was able to get some pretty good distance out of it. It proves to be a reliable midrange. 

Definitely a worthwhile disc. I would recommend this disc to any beginner.

While the Eden didn't stand out as being much different than a lot of other mids on the market, it is dependable and relatively easy to throw. I think it would fit the mid-range slot in a starter pack very well as a serviceable mid-range that flies straight with only a little end fade, which it a nice touch approaching the basket. I like the rim shape of the Eden better than the rim on the Griffon (the other XCom Mid-range) and I think that it will generally feel more comfortable to more players. It's a good disc in the XCom line and would be my pick as a mid for a beginner starter set.

I found the Eden to be a fun little disc- mine was lightweight so it didn't handle much torque. When thrown soft, it'll fly straight to understable, when thrown hard, it just flips over too fast. To me, it's the perfect beginner mid- the rim is nice and rounded, the weights are lower, and it flies fairly understable. I'd suggest the flight numbers are more like 5/4/-2/1

If you are an advanced player, you probably don't want to bother with this disc. But if you want to recommend an excellent beginner mid to a friend, this is not a bad option at all.

This is actually a pretty good disc. I bought one out of curiosity and it was a lot better than I had expected.

It performs similar to the classics: Buzzz, Mako, Truth but I would say with a lower speed.

It also gets banged up pretty easy and doesnt handle much torque (less than the classics mentioned above).

But over all it is a pretty good disc. I have it in my pile at work that I let people use when they play a round with me. It is especially good for new players. But it didnt make my bag.

The Eden is just your standard stable flying midrange disc. It's only available in base plastic right now and works adequately as a mostly stable flyer that will finish with a consistent fade. The Eden is a small diameter mid that features a very long gradual sloping angle.  At low speeds the Eden stays stable, but I found that if I try and throw the Eden at full power it will flip up an exhibit a degree of high speed turn.  

The best thing about the Eden is it's price. You won't find a cheaper disc golf disc out there. This isn't a bad disc, but it isn't one that I would consider a great disc either. If you're looking for the best stable flying midrange, I'd recommend something else, but if you're looking to finish out the XCom line, or just like super cheap discs, then go ahead and try the XCom Eden to fit your stable midrange slot.