This disc has a very straight flight just comes out of the hand and flies 80% dead straight with a little fade at the end. My fission and neutron fly this way but i heard the neutrons can fly more overstable. Good disc for intermediate players.

This disc is extremely overstable, beginners will not be able to get this driver up to speed without significant arm speed. With all of that being said: its a GREAT max distance control driver for a more advanced player. Anhyzer Flex's and Deep Hyzer bombs are this disc's forté. If you're looking for a straight up brick with very little room for understability, Go Neutron. For longer flexes: get a ligher Fission with a lot of dome

I have two of these one in Fission 164g and one Neutron 174g. The Fission plastic one is much flippier and more usable in normal wind conditions, the Neutron one is much beefier but not as beat in yet. In headwinds the Fission is almost too flippy unless put on decent hyzer and the Neutron is decently usable

It has reliable glide, turn, and fade, and it's ideal for intermediate and advanced disc golfers. While versatile, it can be tricky to control based on release angle, making it less beginner-friendly but an excellent choice for experienced players seeking precision and distance.

This disc is my go-to driver. That said, when I first got it, I was surprised at how well it held a flight before fading out. I have been using this disc for about three months now and have noticed that it turns over a lot more than it used to, almost like a -2/2 flight pattern. When thrown on a horse, it does not flip up as much as you think. When thrown flat, it turns over for a crazy distance. This is me talking from the standpoint of using this disc for around three months. That being said, this disc can be touchy depending on the angle you release it. When thrown flat, it will turn over for a nice long turn(the reason for the -2 turn) into a short fade, and when thrown on a hyzer, it will flip up to flat for a short time before fading quickly.

If you can master your release angle, this disc can be used for just about any drive shape you need.

Threw my buddies 160 gram fission a bunch today. Let me preface my experience with the heads up that I normally don't like 12 speed rim sizes IE: 2.2-2.4 and this disc wasn't necessary comfortable in my hands

That said: 

This disc was ripping on flats. I could slow my stroke down and still get easy distance, some turn and reliable fade. The higher speed stuff definitely turned more. Will bag, don't plan on using it for big sky anny shots or windy day shots. Will be great on those days when arm speed just isn't there or fatigue at the end of the round at longer courses. 

Lighter weight fission flies like a lighter weight domey I blend emperor; max distance bomber that'll probably get beat up by a headwind or too much anhyzer, but when you hit it right, it's going forever. 

The fission time lapse is a bomber of a disc. it can be hyzered flipped relatively easy for an itermidate player it is straight flying disc with a reliable fade not a hard fade. seems to hold a nice anhyzer line  for a nice controlled s  flight for a flex line all and all it's a solid disc very different than it's neutron conter part this holds up nice it light heavier wind I would use the neutron together these disc make an asome one two punch. I feel that the fission is both the peoples time lapse and the peoples destroyer I feel this disc is way more forgiveling than the either when it comes to form and people working on form plus who doesn't wanna bomb a time lapse and feel like simon.

To be clear, this review is for the Fission plastic, not the Neutron. In short, the Fission is the bomber disc us mere mortals were hoping for. The Neutron is a mega meathook and probably only 4 stars because of that. However, in Fission at 166g, this disc might be your farthest flying disc if you throw around 400 feet. It was love at first throw; a baby hyzer hit hard flipped to flat and went straight forever before softly fading.