This disc is probably the most overstable a driver can be without being unuseable. Thrown backhand, it's tough to get as much distance as other OS drivers, but when you need a strong skip the Omen is incredibly reliable. 

Thrown forehand is really where this disc shines, it doesn't matter what angle you release at, it will fade HARD. This disc is an absolute cheat code for people who just can't figure out a forehand to save their life. Just throw it as hard as you can on as much anhyzer as you want, it's going to fight out and dump immediately. Will you get incredible distance? No. Will it be pretty? Absolutely not. But it's going to get you through a tight gap and then immediately have a dumping fade, perfect for scrambling in the woods or making tight Mandos. With practice, this disc is also a dream overhand utility disc. 

Bring on the BEEF! I think TSA's Aura Omen is a disc that everyone should have in their bag or at the very least try out. Smaller company, great consistency in discs between runs and the stamps are incredible.
 

This disc handles forehand torque incredibly well and no matter how hard you snap it off, this disc is going to FIGHT off an initially straight flight path to dump right for the finish. 
 

I love forehand spike hyzer shots with the Omen or using this disc to get around corners that a lot of players would throw a backhand turnover on. Day in and day out, I know exactly what this disc is going to do when I throw it and that kind of peace of mind and confidence will keep an Omen in my bag for years to come!

This disc is one of my favorites to hit skip shots with. The flight numbers are near exact to the flight path. It can be used to get around tight corners, or be used for reliable distance if put on anhyzer. I personally prefer to throw this over a firebird anyday.

Very similar to a firebird. The aura omens are super beef cakes. Great for hyzer bombs or anny flex shots.

For me, the Aura Omen is a wonderful disc for when I need a dependable overstable disc with a sizable fade. In my bag it sits right next to my Firebird for those time when I need to take a high angle that comes down hard and stays put after hitting the ground.

The plastic quality is great, and can take quite a beating before getting scuffed or scratched up.

The Omen is good for one thing and one thing only...fighting to get to the ground. This thing is monster beef. Mine is in the glow plastic and is board flat rivaling the Splice. I use this as a utility disc that gets a lot of skip and in that case it does great. Anything else there is probably better options out there.