I throw a lot of Roc's and Roc3's and have for a long time, so I was excited to try this "overstable" version. Mine is a 180g F2 Star and it flies true to the numbers and description. In my hand, it feels just like any other Roc3 with maybe a slightly flatter top. Thrown flat and hard, it goes dead straight (like a Roc3) 250-275 ft with a sharp fade at the end. Like any overstable disc without a lot of glide, thrown on a hyzer, this thing wants to find the ground. And in the Star plastic, when it does find the ground, it stays there. I've rarely seen it skip or roll. I find myself using it for anhyzer flex lines a lot. With enough room, I can definitely rely on it to fade out of its turn.

I have never bagged an overstable mid before. There just weren't a ton of shots that I couldn't use a firebird or overstable putter, and when I did need it, I always used my most unseasoned Roc. This disc flies similar to that, but I expect it won't lose its overstability. I've been using it for 3 months several times a week and it still has the original flight.