The Cloudbreaker is designed to maximize distance and is favored for its ability to cut through the air with a fast, straight flight path followed by a pronounced fade. It is especially effective for players with strong arms who can generate the necessary speed to achieve its full potential. The disc offers impressive stability and resists turning over even when thrown with considerable force.

One of the key features of the Cloudbreaker is its glide, which helps it to carry further down the fairway. This makes it an excellent choice for long drives, especially on open holes where distance is crucial. Despite its power, it maintains accuracy, allowing players to consistently hit their intended lines.

When Discmania came out with the DD3 in the Horizon plastic I was extactic. I love the mold and how it locks into my hand. This plastic is more stable the the C-line and holds a little less turn on anhyzer. The color schemes are amazing as is the stamp. This is my go to in all conditions. 

These new Swedish Cloudbreakers are very good discs, maybe even better than their older, Innova-made counterparts. Big dome, lots of glide, and just a bit of high speed turn. Very comparable to a Destroyer, but with better plastic.

Cloudbreakers are a little spendy, but they're beautiful, high quality discs that perform as they should. 

If you are a player with an arm, then this disc is for you! Especially the Horizion S- Line plastic as it is a great discs for long backhand bombers that can handle a lot of tourque, and same goes for a forehand with a hard fade (my opinion 3.5 fade). You are able to control the point where it flexes out of anahyzer and starts to drop and fade where you want it to, long or short! 

This is a disc that is always in my bag, and my only driver that is a 9 speed or higher. 

Probably the most ovestable of all the cloud breakers, but still a wonderful disc. The horizon plastic is grippy and durable, and not to mention it looks incredible. If you throw cloud breakers and you want one specially resistant to the wind or just more stable than the last several this is a great disc. I live in the vegas area and it frequently gets windy here and this disc is always in the bag for those windy days where my other cloud breakers and DD3s won't cut it. 

Disc is great, but not for beginners. This rivals my domey force in terms of stability, and might just be more overstable. Very fast, very stable, plastic feels great, and the artwork is amazing. Can't complain, but be warned; if you cannot throw 400+ ft then this disc will be nothing more than a utility disc or EXTREME headwind driver.

I currently have 2 Horizon (Pink with black rim and White with pink rim) and a Grey S-Line. 

S-Line: True to its numbers, when I really rip on it I get a tiny bit of flip up and a solid straight flight of about 350-375

Horizon: A noticable step up in stability, when ripped flat I get no flip and a really solid forward push, going about 340-360.