I got this disc in a player's pack a number of years ago when I was just getting started. While I can say that this disc should feel like a Sidewinder and cater towards the beginning players, I must admit that I never particularly liked this disc. It never felt right, it never threw right, and I was never confident holding the disc in my hand. It never found a spot in my bag, and eventually it stopped going in the practice bag to throw as a warm up disc. I ended up giving it away to my buddy's son so he could have a disc to get started with. I hope it worked out for him, cuz I kinda felt like I had given him a toothbrush on Halloween.

The Xpress as depicted in the description and flight path is a perfect explanation of the Xpress. The grip of this disc is pretty comfortable. The plastic is pretty solid. Gets beat in pretty well.

The disc I have is very beat up and quite understable now. As such, thrown properly it can make some decent distance. I mean that by throwing the Xpress with a hyzer flip it will flatten out and then fly straight and then fade off. If thrown flat at full power it will go to the right immediately to the right (RHBH). 

Overall I like the disc for the ease of the throw. However, it is a little too understable for my liking. If not thrown perfectly correct it will go to the right. With this said it is a good disc.

A great starter disc, but it can get flippy with added power. Similar to Innova's Sidewinder, this disc benefits players with slower arm speeds and can also benefit moderate arm speeds by helping to improve form. If this disc doesn't fly straight for you when you stand and throw (no run-up, reach back, etc), there's likely some form issues you're having. Throw the Xpress until you get it flying solid, then add move on to a faster disc.

Great for players looking for a distance driver that is easy to control with low/moderate power. Helpful for learning to control distance without overthrowing their skill range. RHBH provides smooth straight shots, and forehand throws glide with confidence. A nice step up for beginner disc throwers looking to add some distance without going over stable. Only drawback is throwing into headwinds. Keep throwing it with more power until you can turn it over, then step up to a crush/surge or similar over-stable disc to keep adding distance to your game. Elite-Z plastic would be my weapon of choice.