Ok, it's not a Tilt, but it's not far off lol. I have this as a wind fighter for backhand and as more of a flex disc on forehand. It's also great for super reliable overstable approaches. It's pretty darn close to my Infinite Discs Galleon, and might soon take it over if it beats in a bit more. The top is very flat and the wing is pretty aggressive on it, so it might not have the best hand feel for some players. I am still pretty new to it, but as of now, I really dig it. Might be considered a utliliy disc for most, but I find myself using it more and more during rounds not as a utility disc. The Radioactive Waste plastic is one of my favorites as it has a nice grippy feel and has good flex to it without being "soft". The glow isn't the craziest but that isn't something I personally care about.

Throw this disc three times, and you've mastered it. It's always, ALWAYS, going to fly exactly like the flight path graph. If you need to get around a course curve, tree, pond, or basically anything in between you and the basket, you will.

Im a huge Doomsday Disc enjoyer ever since the Blackout taught me how to use my arms as launchers. I love this brand as much as the sport, but the only downside is the glow strength of their Radioactive Waste. I love the feel of the plastic, and can't recommend it enough. However, if you want to use this specificity for glow nights. You'll want to strap on some additional glow tape, the glow in my Ice Age barely lasts for 20 seconds.

Dont let this steer you away from the Ice Age or Doomsday as a whole. Their Isolation Glow plastic is much better at holding a glow charge, and hoping they make some releases of this and some of their other discs in it at some point.