Not very glidy, finds the ground fast and hyzers hard. Almost unflippable. Very torque resistant and I think the only time I actually got any turn was on max power distance lines. Even then I think it only flipped because of the wobble and flutter of a 100% throw getting real wild with it. Not as overstable as a force or Machete but more torque resistant throughout its flight. The flatter top makes it hold lines well for as long as you have the power for. As soon as it loses speed though it's dropping fast and hard left. Like a low-glide Destroyer that doesn't go as far, or a straighter Machete. I don't know if I have thrown any more torque resistant disc than this one. So yes, it can handle lots of power but you don't get a whole lot out of it compared to destroyers, nukes or other distance drivers. As someone that can throw 470' I don't see myself getting this disc past the 430's

176 Nebula Ethereal. This disc flies as good as it looks! It feels like a lightly seasoned destroyer in MVP plastic. 

So I was expecting to get a bomber of a disc, But after throwing it, the Flight numbers are a little off.

I have this disc in two plastics, Ethereal and Aura, Ethereal is definitely 'beefier' than Aura, but both are beefy. I would put the Aura at 12, 4, -.1, 3 and the Ethereal at 12, 4, 0, 3.

This is not a disc for the feint hearted, but it definitely works well on those windy days! Keep one in your bag when there is a headwind, and you wont regret it!