I've had three Icon Enemys. The first was white with sort of a waxy feel and it had a little dome. I wasn't really into it.The more recent discs are swirly with a grip that is amazing. The over stability out of the box is pretty beefy for my medium arm speed. I don't normally throw discs like this often but, the plastic provides such good grip that the confidence goes way up. For now, it is used for shots longer than I would throw a Zone type disc until it beats in more. Whenever I need a new disc, I look for something in Icon. It's good stuff!

Mine might be a bit on the beefy side, but this thing wants to find the ground in a hurry. I never get much flight out of it, even with anhyzer. This has turned into a utility disc for me, but I find myself very rarely reaching for it. It's great for what it does, but I often want something that flies a bit more and fades as it flies vs. just dumping asap. Not a bad disc, just not a slot I reach for often. FWIW, mine is all-but board flat, with the top almost wanting to puddle a bit.

This is my favorite disc.  I love the flight path of the Enemy both on a forehand and a backhand. Disc is very flat and grip is comfortable. Moderate meat-hook vibes out of the box, but it has settled into a near perfect utility disc and shines on so many different shots.  Perfect amount of glide. Forehand, there's almost no "too aggressive" anhyzer angle as long as you have the launch angle and power dialed. In this way I think it is very forgiving.  It gets up and down quickly, and tends to land flat for me. It can also withstand a beating and has held up remarkably well.  

One issue - the Icon plastic gets very warm in the desert sun which changes the disc feel and play - it feels like shots require more energy. I should buy a white one. Not a problem at normal temps.  

Got this disc as a mystery in my box and it's easily one of my favorite discs. It is my go to flick disc off the tee and a great backhand disc when I need an OS fairway shot. 

As the number show, this is the legacy version of the famous Innova firebird. Very overstable, backhand or forehand. The icon plastic feels more firm in these discs than other icon discs. Still learning this disc, but when I throw it pure, it glides and flies so beautifully. It may just be my average arm, but this disc feels like it needs the power of a 12 speed disc to get the full desired flight. This is my go to forehand disc off the tee if I need anywhere from 250 to 300.

Ah, the overstable/utility fairway slot. One of the most popular slots and for good reason. I used to throw Z Preds in this slot but now my Icon Enemy is probably my favorite disc in my bag. I actually gave this a glide of 4 because even though it is very overstable, you can get some good distance with these. I love forcing this thing over on a flex line when I need a hard fade super late down the fairway. It just slowly flexes out during the entire flight as it quickly glides down the fairway before a fade and skip. I also have a super flat glow Enemy that is insanely overstable. The glenemy is the most comfortable disc I've ever held in my hand but I don't really get to throw it often because it's so OS. As in you can put this thing on basically a roller line and it will be back to flat by midflight. If you're not clicking with firebirds or just want to try something new, definitely get an Enemy.

I got this disc as a mystery add-on and I am not mad at it. It is pretty overstable and now I have a disc in my bag that is a go to for windy days. No matter what, its going to fight back left. The ICON plastic feels pretty grippy. Im excited to see how it beats in.

I got the enemy as a mystery disc and now it is my go-to overstable driver. It's extremely useful for a reliable disc that will always fight left, and the plastic feels great in the hand. I tend to use this disc on downhill shots as it shoots left and down shortly after a mid-power throw since as a beginner I have difficulty with precision lines. 

The Enemy came in as a mystery disc and I have no bad feelings about this disc. The icon plastic feels durable yet somehow stilly grippy. I've thrown this into some 30 mph headwinds both backhand and forehand and it does not turn over. Perfect for getting around a corner about 300' out.

The Enemy is an overstable beast, no headwinds should be a problem with this disc. The icon plastic felt great in hand and was a little firmer than some other molds I've tried with Legacy. If you are looking for a utility disc to fill an overstable fairway slot, give the enemy a try.

Fantastic overstable flight. Beats the crap out of my Firebirds.

Headwind? Check. Low touch skip? Check. Thumbers? Check. The Enemy is what the Firebird is supposed to be - an extremely reliable headwind fighter and utility disc. The Enemy is true to its flight numbers and never disappoints. What could make the Enemy better you ask? The fact that it comes in the best plastics on the market. On a side note, if you can get your hands on a slime Legend Enemy, say goodbye to your Thunderbirds as well. Incredible mold through and through. 

Legacy has got it going on with this disc without a doubt.   Plastic feels nice, flies on an accurate line that's true to its numbers, and is dressed with a killer stamp.  For me, it checks all three important boxes and thus, never leaves my bag.  There's not much glide here, but it works beautifully in the wind, and like a loyal dog, always comes back.   Perfect disc for those baskets behind obstacles.  Throw the disc backhand to the right of the object, and watch this baby fade back.  Keep your friends close and Enemy closer!

Kiss your firebirds goodbye becuase there is a new disc in town. Do you like the flight of a firebird. Ok, check, good. Do you know about those 11x time fire birds that everyone sells for like 60$ online? Well the enemy is basically just that, but in better plastic. I have both the sparkle and icon and if i had more room i would bag both. The sparkle is a little more overstable than the icons. Both have a nice gummy feel to them and look great. Right now i bag my lighter one. I have a 168 in my bag. This is great because it does just what i need it to do, FADE REALLY HARD! This is a great side arm disc or a back hand disc if you need something really over stable. The main reason I believe the enemy to be better then the firebird is because of the plastic. The sparkle and icon are grippier than star or champion. That is really important because when the grip on a disc is better. This allows the thrower to have better control.WARNING!!!! I can guarantee that if you get this disc. You WILL fall in love with it, lower your scores and it WILL NOT leave your bag.

Rate it for what it is pure utility, fight the wind get you outa trouble disc.  Five Stars. Compared to the firebird and felon the enemy is the most controllable which is the case for most legacy discs.  The felon is probably the least controllable of the three. Big carving shots around trouble, low skipping forehands, great for thumbers and best of all ani flex this with some power and it will murder straight threw the wind.  From an elevated tee pad into a beast wind it held straight  450 plus feet.  This was a perfect throw but i was shocked, it seemed completely unaffected by the wind.  Icon is the most throw savy of the plastics i have tried all of them.  Sparkle, icon and Legend.  Still really like the gunmetal legend enemy.  so beefy when i have no shot on uphill holes, i can throw thumbers over or through the trees and it will land straight and climb uphill towards your line then falls over.  it doesn't keep rolling right away from the target.  Have had no shot and landed right next to the basket with this thing so many times its ridiculous.  Great disc to have in the bag for all reasonably skilled players.  Not beginner friendly.