The U-line Eden is no-frills disc that does just what it ought to. The fade might be a little less than the full 2 given. I was testing out a few 9-10 speeds and a couple mids, and found that with a tailwind the Eden would go pretty spot-on the same distance as my Undertaker -- but straighter (though with a discernible fade). Into the wind it wouldn't go as far, but still gave a good, and even straighter flight. It is clearly more stable than it's sibling the Griffon. The "U-line Durable" plastic has a good grip to it, and release cleanly; and so far it has shown that it merits its name: The understable X-Com fairwary driver I have (the Helios) in the same plastic has landed off the test field a number of times hitting hard objects & rough surfaces but hasn't manifested any signs of wear/damage as yet.

I got this disc as a mystery disc in an order I purchased a while back and was not expecting much as it was from a brand I have never heard of. I was pleasantly surprised. I really like the feel of the U-line plastic. It offers a great balance between grip and softness while being very durable. It has a similar feel to Innova's champion plastic but is a little more tacky and flexible.

The Eden is a stable flying mid range disc with a tall domelike shape. With using low to mid power it will fly straight for a while before fading to the left. When thrown with more power though, it will flip up slightly so be careful to use a little hyzer when trying to throw any good distance with this disc.

Overall I was very surprised by this disc and recommend it as a cheap yet durable stable mid option.