I guess I got a stable run because I got this in a mystery challenge players' pack, and this thing flies nicely. It felt great in the hand and flew in an adorable S shape to about 250'. Liked the flight of this disc. 

Most of my Yikun discs are in Phoenix plastic, and I find that suits me best: I love the feel, the release, and the durability that keeps the flight consistent longer, and helps prevent the roughing up of the edges that can happen more easily with lesser plastic grades. The Dragon plastic has been pretty good too in these respects, but somehow doesn't seem to release quite as cleanly for me, or perhaps it gets beat-in more quickly than the other and now is already flying differently for me after just one season. However, the Hu has been a really good disc: I'm pleased with flight and distance I get with it, and I've seen beginners do alright with it at times, just not with the same degree of consistency I've seen with slightly more understable drivers in the same general speed range -- like the Gou or the Viking Berserker. It looked like my wife was going to use the Hu more often as her go-to driver because she could get it to fly really well, but it eventually lost out to the View, the Gou, and Divergent Basilisk.

This is a good disc but I would say it flies more like 9, 4, -3, 1. I wanted to find something similar to the Valkeryie but this is a bit more understable. I only bag this disc on certain courses as a roller disc or a tight anhyzer back hand throws. This could be a good disc for a beginner to pick up to get some nice flat lines and learn how to throw flex shots and hyzer flips.

I got this disc as a mystery disc and ever since its been in my bag its been a blessing for when I wanna throw a backhand/turnover instead of a sidearm. I aced Hole 12 at my local course today and it was just the purest line.

I got this as a mystery disc on my order, and now I regret adding that option. With almost the same flight numbers as an innova valkerie it is assumed it should fly similar, however this disc is much much flippier. I tried to throw it as a hyzerflip and that turned into a roller almost immediately. Might be a good beginner driver, however even with arm speed on the low side of average it is far to flippy for me to bag.

This is the most understable disc I have ever thrown. No matter how much hyzer I released this disc with, it wanted to go wayyyy right immediately. I didn't bother looking for this disc in deep brush after throwing an accidental roller.

I received this disc as a mystery disc at checkout (the 12$) option. Upon opening the package i was unable to figure out what it was until later when i came to the site to read the description and WOW is the HU understable the one i received was 169g green dragon line plastic and i must say this disc is grippy. When comparing the only similar disc in my bag a 170 star roadrunner which for reference is -4 stability and really the disc that i can trust on a hyzer flip to flip up flat and just fly straight. However this HU being said at -2 i would highly disagree this disc feels more like -6! throw it on a hyzer it burns right, throw it flat and it sinks to the ground and just wants to roll like crazy. long story short i found my new roller disc this thing gets down and just goes and my arm speed isnt anything to brag about either (350-450ft)