I love this disc. It is everything I wanted the roc to be. The plastic feels good. It flies reliably overstable while still having good glide. If you want a roc that flies like the numbers claim, this is it.

Wow! Very impressed with this. Excellent driving mid range. Comfortable, beaded mold that holds dead straight and glides for a very long time with a very reliable LATE flight fade. Doesn't seem to care too much about wind, either. Perfect for tight corridors or easy distance. I don't generally use this disc for a flex shot, that's just not where it shines for me. The plastic is durable and silky/milky. When I pick off little burrs they stretch but don't tear more of the disc off with it. 

Underrated mid-range. The ghost is very similar to an Innova roc, and more specifically to a San Marino roc, which isn't as beefy and overstable as most rocs, which I personally love. The honey bee plastic is excellent too. Durable and not hard to grip. This is an excellent option for a slower, go to mid-range

I wish that I had known this was a Roc, when I was shopping (plastics choices).  I wish that the flight chart/graphic on infinitediscs was closer to what this disc is.  I wish I had known more about plastics when I ordered this. 

I bought the Ghost, after seeing on infinitedisc's flight chart (the graphic), what looked like a -0.5 (to -1) turn, and good hook fade.  I needed a disc for a tunnel-shot, that wouldn't start to fade too soon, with a good hook towards the hidden basket at the end.

What I ended up getting, is a disc with a gradual fade that begins too soon.  So where it needs to make a sharp fade, instead I have to clip the leaves on the inside of the fade's turn (but not go into the trees) and even then it may still sail past the basket, making for a more difficult putt afterwards.  For what I need, I should have gotten it in the Icon plastic, I believe.

As a midrange driver this disc is absolutely amazing.  A buddy of mine likes to use a Roc for that and he'd love this disc.  It's just not good for what I wanted it for. 

And the Honeybee plastic is super tough.  It's like a more premium and grippier Innova Champion plastic.  It's stiff, but I've never had issues with grip on this disc even in cold humid conditions.  I've hit some trees with it in the beginning, and it barely has a couple marks on the perimeter. 

This is basically made in a ROC mold.  When I bought it, insufficient information about this new HoneyBee plastic was available.  If I had known that it was an Innova disc, I could have chosen it in the correct plastic for my needs.

I have the orange one, with the flag stamp with the bee and honeycomb.  It's nice and shiny, partly translucent.  The best looking disc in my bag. 

No More Roc Searching!

For All the old heads our there like me who are constantly questing for the perfect Roc ("like the good ol' days!") I can't reccomend the Ghost enough. It's the 8x Roc mold, and it really is the perfect mid-range. It can do anything you need, based on which plastic type you select. I just got a Honey Bee Pinnacle and it is quite OS but still with great glide.