my current max distance driver.

And I'm not yet 13 years old!!!!!!  it goes so far if you have a 12.5+ speed arm, it will be a workhorse driver and a max distance driver.

Great driver... if you can get it to fly the way it should.

Most people starting out or sometimes years in practice won't have the body strength for this kind of disc. If you do though, it is a great distance bomber.

Otherwise, it will be a questionable bag include.

For the record, I never tamed this beast. I'm still giving it this rating because I had fun throwing it and in agreement with what others had said about this mold.

This disc is an absolute laser if you have the arm speed. I throw an Opto Ballista Pro which is also a 14 speed, but the Rampage somehow feels faster out of my hand. I think it's the deep rim and razor thin outer edge- I'm able to put my big hand around it and just RIP that baby. The fade at the end is reliable and steep. It just falls like a rock, but not until it's traversed 400 feet on a frozen rope. This is not a beginner friendly disc at all, and also may not be suitable for experienced players without moderate to fast arm speed. 

This is a power thrower's hyzer bomb fest disc. It's a shallow wide rim disc, but flies fast as heck. I repeat, YOU MUST HAVE A LOT OF POWER TO GET THIS DISC TO FLY! If you have the power for it, have fun throwing 400 ft hyzer bombs that the wind is no match for.

Really difficult to get it up to speed for the - turn but does fade as one of the hardest disc in my bag. I got it in clear plastic which I do not suggest it can take a while to find it.

I carry the stock pinnacle Rampage. Thick, deep rim may be uncomfortable for some but for my fat fingers it works well. I added one tick of low speed turn (-2) because that seems to be true for me. I get some HS turn when I rip it. However, it still has a lot of fade. Plastic is grippy with flex similar to champion plastic. The big difference between this disc and other 13/14 speed drivers is this is truly a 14 speed. It flies so fast! I can bomb it but I can dial it back for accuracy as well.

This disc was very inconsistent from one plastic to another. I had this in Pinnacle and loved it, but it was getting beat in so I got a backup in Icon. The Icon started off less stable than the Pinnacle after a few months use, so I was not happy with it. I did get another one in Pinnacle and it was similar to the first one I had which was great as I needed that one to be a little more stable than the original. The disc itself flew very well and had a predictable fade to it

Wow. The Rampage is perhaps the longest driver out today. It has the widest rim available and is super fast with outstanding glide. It's surprisingly easy to throw and will still gain impressive distance even on mis-throws. This isn't a disc for beginners. It takes a good arm to get it up to cruising speed. Nice S curve flight with a predictable fade.

VERY good plastic too. Durable and gorgeous. IMO the Rampage and the Cannon are the two best ultra fast drivers out now. They'll outfly anything else thrown properly.

Love these discs...I have 3 and do great with them all....still trying to figure it out a little bit but I have only been discing 3-4 years off and on

A friend of mine gave me this disc a few months ago. I have tried throwing it several times and I still have trouble throwing it. I'm not sure if I just don't have the arm for it or what. I have thrown this on a anhyzer to flat release and it flies straight for awhile then  turns right pretty hard.  

The pinnacle plastic is very good, durable, firm  and comfortable.  The disc hasn't seen much use and the stamp is already coming off. Other than that no real complaints. 

I just recently got a Rampage (about a month ago.) it  didn't take long to beat in on the rocks here in AZ, but it broke in pretty well. Even out of the box, it was a disc I felt would hold any kind of line you want to put it on and STILL be able to have it get it's low speed turn. Highly recommended disc on my part.

Great for the extra distance. Must have.

The Icon Rampage is my only driver I carry. It is so consistent and predictable! Strong headwinds are no match, flies like there is no wind at all! The Pinnacle plastic is very overstable and does not fly as far as the Icon plastic. I love the Icon plastic. No other driver can touch this disc.

I have a 175 pinnacle rampage that is my primary driver for anything over 350 feet. It started out nicely overstable, not a meathook, and turned into a beautiful disc with just a bit of high speed turn and a reliable fade. It is, however, pretty unpredictable throwing it into strong headwinds.

No Doubt the Rampage is fast. It is noticeably faster than any other disc I've ever thrown (well that and the Cannon), and flys far to fast for me too. Unfortunately I have trouble handling the super thick rims. I can't comfortably grip these discs enough. If you have big hands, or just like thick wings, you'll probably love the Rampage though. The Pinnacle Edition plastic is fairly durable, but probably not as strong as Innova Champion. In my first round with this disc the bottom got pretty scraped up pretty badly by a road. This disc seemed to handle some punishment from point blank shots at trees, but the bottomside didn't do so great.