I was looking for something that would have a bit more stability than my destroyers and man oh man, I found it!  When it's brand new, the term "meat hook" comes to mind for how much mine wanted to hyzer out.  I guess if people have a little more power than I do I would think this could fly a lot farther before the fade at the end.  With my arm, a forehand on a normal drive is not what I'd pick grabbing this for.  On the other hand, I LOVE this disc for driving into a headwind!!  I think players with intermediate arms (like mine!) can get a lot out of this for that purpose.  The added wind makes this fly long and straight for me whenever I feel that wind in my face.

I also love the plastic and even the stamp that came with mine.  A cool disc to look at and a great option to keep in the bag for headwinds!  

Granite Medium, 168g, RHFH - Really a great driver! It is quite overstable as far as general flight path and fade, but very responsive to release angle in my experience. So responsive, I might even say it's a tad finicky (some of that is certainly my inexperience and lack of consistency, though). This thing has totally turned and burned on a few anhyzer shots where I was hoping to shape more of an initial turn to the left with a big fade back right around a clump of trees. As I've played with it more, I'm getting better acquainted to its quirks. One thing I really appreciate is the glide. Tons of glide!

I can't really give much of an opinion as far as backhand shots go since I really don't have the backhand power to get this to cooperate (thrown a modest hyzer on a dogleg left a few times with fair results; all other RHBH shots have been less than favorable, but that's me and my essential lack of a backhand drive). As the description says, it's a great forehand driver. I just had to hone in on how it handles before I got favorable results. Overall, I really do like this disc - 2nd string to my Star X-Cal in most cases. 

Great disc! Soild in all conditions. love the feel! Vibram is one of my new favorite companies! I used to have the lace and I disliked it. It was too understable and inconsistent, but it had mad distance. The solace is to overstable and is too much disc for me to throw. The o-lace is the perfect mix of the two! perfect stabilty and ridiculous distance! love the dics one of my gotos!