(P.S This review is for the glow plastic! Will write a seperate review for the plume plastic, as it flies very differently).

Another amazing disc from Thought Space, with yet another awesome stamp! While it's not as overstable as the numbers would suggest, it will still provide you with an amazing flight alongside impeccable feel and control. I think all I really need to say is that it's essentially a teebird in MVP plastic (but a bit more rounded on the edges conpared to the teebird). This disc provides a nice and straight flight with a moderate, dependable fade at the end. Given enough power, it'll flip up a tiny bit on a power forehand. 

Glow votum is my go to forehand fairway driver. Laser beam with a strong fade at the end. Its pretty beefy on my backhand but its really good for hyzer bombs

The Votum is a great overstable fairway driver comparable to an Eagle-X. It goes dead straight for about 75% of the flight and then just kicks into another flight mode where it has a dumping hard fade. It'll pan out of any's to land flat or more, holds up in head winds, and is overall just a trust worthy disc you can count on to get reasonable distance and always finish left (RHBH). Oh and the stamps are second to none from TSA.

I have this in glow plastic and I'd say it's quite a bit more overstable than I was expecting. My forehand is a little faster and I can get this thing to fly straight with a bit of turn before fading out. But this is much more overstable than my instinct which has comparable flight numbers. Comfortable forehand disc with it being very flat. Does not have as much glide as the numbers suggest. 

The TSA Votum that I have is in the TSA Glow plastic. The Votum is a fairly blunt fairway driver that has a traditional moderately overstable profile. My Votum is very flat. This is a slot in my bag that I have had trouble filling and I am very happy with the Votum. The one that I have is predictably overstable without being a meathook. It is not especially glidey unlike the listed flight numbers. The votum is good for placement drives. It has a very consistent flight. I could get very straight flex lines out of it and it would reliably fade at the end after a straight flight if thrown flat. I love the feel in the hand and will likely try some of the other plastic types to see how they complement the TSA Glow. Very good disc.