I had no other 2/3/0/0 discs to compare it with directly, but compared to a 2/4/0/0 and a 3/3/0/0, the Tau definitely had some noticeable Turn to it relative to the others. With headwinds, the others would understandably veer off more to the right, than in milder or tailwind conditions, but in the same headwinds, the Tau would often turn over and become a roller. It would stay straighter than the others in a tailwind (also an indicator that it had some Turn offsetting the earlier, stronger fade due to the slower relative air speeds). Otherwise the numbers seemed to be reasonable, and the disc flies fine for throwing or putting.

For putting, this smooth plastic may not grip the chains as well as some softer, grippier grades, but I like the look and feel of the Mars plastic. I just got my first few discs in this grade and only just started field testing them, so I can't say yet how durable it may prove to be. The Tau's shape and size fits in the hand well, and releases pretty cleanly. I have found so far, though, that each of these Mars-plastic discs has a bit of flashing on the underside of the inner rim, but it's not too bad and you can find segments without it, too, if concerned about the feel and release. I think players of every skill level would find it an easy disc to use.