I would suggest this for a brand new beginner, but they will quickly start getting  it up to speed and turning it over. Mine was 157g. Tried to put it on alot of hyzer, over powered it, turned it over and sacrificed it to the lake monsters. It could still be useful in the lighter weights, just cannot treat it like other 11 speed discs.

1. The disc is good.

This disc is very understable for me to the point were it is no longer in my bag. When this disc it brand new it is pretty good it gives you a good turn then a slight fad back the end but once beaten it in just starts flipping over. This is a great beginner disc. 

Disc - 174 Dynamic Discs Lucid Renegade 

Feel - The renegade has a comfortable rim that is very shallow in my opinion. It feels really good for both backhand and forehand shots in my opinion. Lucid plastic is very durable and provides better grip than most other "candy" or translucent plastics.

Flight - The renegade is a good disc as long as you can realize its purpose. For players with slower arm speeds, this disc could definitely be a max distance driver as it is easy to turn but has a nice fade at the end of the flight. For more advanced players it is a nice hyzer flip to late turn type of disc with a bit of fade at the end. The renegade goes in and out of my bag depending on the course that I'm playing. If I'm playing a very wooded course it is definitely in the bag but if the course is somewhat open I usually opt for other discs. You can shape shots through some very tight lines in the woods and get great distance with minimal effort with this disc.

Overall - The renegade is a good disc for many players, especially if you play in areas with lots of wooded golf. This disc could be a newer players first real distance driver and could definitely help them get a bit more distance.

I have a 157g lucid air renegade and it feels great in the hand. I also have a 157g Star Shryke and the renegade has a much more comfortable rim. Flight wise, the renegade has more initial turn than my Shryke, but fades back more at the end. It's a great disc for woods golf and gives my lackluster arm (max drive about 350) something to throw at about 75% and get a full flight and some distance with. This is a great disc for people with beginner arms (I'll probably have my wife throw it next time we play together) and is a great disc for me to throw on a massive hyzer and play woods golf with. I highly recommend this disc for all skill levels. 

157g Lucid Air

Very nice intermediate speed disc. I typically throw ~280 ft, and this disc will give a very nice hyzer to flat with a bit of turn, and usually finish around flat. I think it is a great disc for intermediate-speed arms, and I recommend it.

Renegade , Lucid Air,  152g
I am methodically going through Anthony Anselmo's disc's listed on Dynamic Discs. I have small hands and figured whatever he is using probably has good grip for me which is definitely true with this disc. This is definitely a hyzer flip then right disc at distance once you work out the proper release angle to keep it from being a roller RHBH which it really wants to do in this plastic/weight. More pliable than innova champion and champion glow. Obviously terrible in the wind.

In my opinion, this driver is your first distance driver when you step out of beginner discs. The most powerful arms will roll this disc, but if you can catch it right as a mid-level arm, it glides for days.

The speed on it is deceptive. It flies every bit as far as a Sorcerer or Freedom, and it has a smaller rim. 

Plastic is untouchable. Just like Champion, dings aren't very prevelent.