The flight numbers seem reasonable, though you can make a case for speed 6 because its profile is more sleek than any of the other 5 speeds I have, and a Fade 2 since it didn't seem to be any more stable than its sibling the 5-5-0-2 Zheng. The Dragon plastic feels good, releases well, and seems to be durable. I think I prefer the overall look of the Phoenix plastic, but that's personal taste. The Kui flies well with reliable stability, and hasn't ever turned over on me even into the wind. It might be a bit more stable than a beginner would like, but it's within reason. My wife did pretty well with it throwing her forehands, though she ultimately picked a lighter, more understable disc for most throws since it typically gives her better overall distance. No issues for me with the performance of the Kui.

Looking at the flight numbers, I was assuming this was a more stable mid range than it rurned out.  It isn't super straight, it will fade at the end, but the glide is where this disc stands out.  It just seems to go forever.  The run I have is very domey, not sure if all are like that.  But it is my farthest throwing mid range I have.  It doesn't hold up to the wind super well, so it isn't the all-around mid range, but still very workable.  A plus if the disc artwork is amazing and the plastic has a great feel for a good clean release every time.

I love this disc.  I have it in Dragon Line plastic. It is very grippy.  Throws with a nice line ending in a predictable fade.  I throw this disc over my Mako3 when I need a little more fade.  At lower speeds it is a good utility disc for me to scramble out of the woods.