This is a very flat, very overstable mold. It is one of the best-looking drivers on the market. However, it is not practical on the course.

Recently purchased the Matt Bell signature synapse. Out of the box, the disc is beefy. It does not flip up thrown on hyzer. However, it does hold an excellent pushing hyzer. The disc has good glide. This will be a good disc for someone that throws 350+ backhand. It is an excellent distance forehand. I believe once it beats in, it will flip up perfectly and start to see some turn in the disc. 

Just picked this disc up yesterday, and threw it today. I'm just an average player and have only ever had one par round. This disc threw great, was not too over stable for me, and could be used by players that would not be considered advanced. Get one and try it. This disc has already earned a spot in my bag.

I throw backhand with a natural flex. I had a couple of open headwind drives the other day and threw some nice flexes that got some distance. This disc is very interesting. A great grip, with relative ease of throwing for a 12 speed. If you throw hyzer, it really hyzers. I have thrown a Destroyer for days, but this disc is really fun and has some natural distance to it. It is like a Destroyer/Firebird/wraith mix. 

Still learning this Disc. I got sold on Matt Bell and Infinite's promotion of this disc. A narrower profile than a Sexton Firebird. It seems to have the same wind-fighting ability, but more distance. I am not a forehand driver, but I can see this being a forehand favorite. I forehand/tomahawk a Wraith to get out of trouble in the trees, but I can see this being an option as well. Gotta love TSA graphics and plastics. Grippier than the regular Aura/Star like plastic.