Feel - The outlaw has an incredible feel in the hand. It feels fairly similar to the Innova Destroyer but a bit better in the hand. The plastic is also very comfortable in the hand as it is nice and grippy but still very durable.

Flight - The outlaw flies very similar to a fresh star destroyer. It is pretty fast and especially fast on a hyzer. This disc will go a long way when you get it turned over and gliding. It feels great for backhands and forehands and goes a long way for both. If you are looking for a Destroyer like disc but don't want a Destroyer, the Outlaw is a great option.

Overall - The outlaw is a great semi overstable distance driver for more advanced players that are looking for a destroyer style disc out of the Legacy lineup.

I've been doing some research and have found out that the one i got was a fluke in the early pinnacle runs or something but i got an absolute MEAT HOOK of a disc. I've thrown xcals further with less effort than with this disc but i have 2 icon outlaws on the way. id use the pinnacle one for massive headwinds, big flare skip shots or flex shots/ utility shots. So just be aware not to get the pinnacle ones with the cowboy stamp on it unless thats what youre looking for. I can throw my cannon over 400 but i cant throw that outlaw 130

More user friendly than a Destroyer in my opinion, and I like the plastics Legacy offers better than Innova as well. My Legend plastic Outlaw seams to be more overstable than my Pinnacle ones. I have two Pinnacle and one legend plastic discs in this mold, and they all get used more than my g-star Destroyers, if that says anything .

The pinnacle plastic is some of the best super durable plastic on the market. The first run and second run light weight pinnacle outlaws are some of the biggest bombers! I find that the third run pinnacle plastic turned out a bit more slick and a bit more overstable. 

I have been throwing the outlaw for a couple years now.  It is a great disc.  It is very much like a Destroyer.  It has a moderately wide rim, it's fast (speed 12-could argue speed 13) moderate glide, very mild turn (depending) and a reliable fade. I would rate this 12/4/-0.5/3 when fresh or heavy/solid plastic ie: Pinnacle - and 12/4/-1.25/3 when beat-up or worn Icon plastic.    It is definitely the type of disc that you can carry multiples and cycle to get a few different flights.  Its a workhorse and I am now carrying 2 Pinnacle Outlaws 173-175g - The First run Pinnacle (with the Bonnnie/Clyde Tommy gun stamp) are much more Overstable than any others I've used, they fly 12/4/0/3 like NO TURN, the later Pinnacle have a slightly lower PLH and fly with some turn.  I think the newer Pinnacles are what it was meant to be.  They feel great, fly consistent as can be, and overall one of my favorite discs in my bag.  Definitely compare plastics, PLH, weights, etc - If you're like me and want a solid go-to distance driver that resists wind and handles power, I suggest a newer run Pinnacle 170-173g - I have worked one in to being awesome, haha.   I am not bias by any means, I carry 9 different companies in my bag - I carry a lot of Innova , but I just really like the Outlaws - Also the patriot is a great US fairway disc.   Outlaw is definitely worth checking out if you're in the market for a Fast slightly/moderately OS driver.   :)  

I carry a sparkle, an Icon and a pinnacle outlaw. Icon flies with a nice S-curve with good glide, sparkle is straight with hard fade and is great on forehand shots and the pinnacle is somewhere in between the two. The pinnacle and sparkle plastic is the prettiest stuff out there. I love the outlaw

The Pinnacle outlaw is a better feeling and flying champion destroyer. It is a little weird because it is a see through plastic that is actually grippy. These are my go to for side arm or forhand shots. They also hold up well to a heavy head wind. Once you put this disc in your hand you will not want it to leave. Buy one and it will never leave your bag. The other nice part about this disc is it fits well in the hand. I have pretty average hands and this disc fits perfect for all throwing styles. Most importantly for me, it is not too big. I perfer 174-174grams but i know a lot of people who enjoy the lighter weights of these discs too. If you need a disc to go straight with a nice fade at the end, the Pinnlaw is for you.

This is a update i no longer bag any out laws. They are one of the most inconsistant drivers ive ever used. Really upset because i wanted so bad to hold onto my 4 outlaws. After they beat in id have to say they are horrible. If you need to throw over 320 feet releasing  the disc flat the consistancy is just horrid. If you play every shot with a small hyzer then you can dial it in alittle better but still my max weight ones may flip flat then just turn and have almost no fade. If you throw 300 ft max id say it would work great for anyone. Over 320 no control.. totally bummed.. 

Profile: Starting to get thick on the rim and moderate on the depth. Great feel for me.

Flight: Out of the box this is a stable flier.  I bought 168, 171, 175 and all of them flew the same for me.  I get some tern and more fade at the end.  Long throws.  I have one that beat in and about 1/2 down the fairway it starts to really turn on me and doesn't have near the same fade.  Once you beat this in it flies much different.

Comparison: Out of the box- Less stable Wraith, More stable Tern, Trespass. Once beat in flies more like a Knight.

Final thoughts: First off I LOVE this plastic (typically I throw Lucid), this is my first legacy disc and this disc just feels amazing in my hands.  I wasn't sure what to expect from this disc as I heard it flies like a beat in Destroyer (which is slightly more disc than I want for a main driver) and it fits that bill just right.  I would also say it flies is like a beat in Defender (but a lower profile than the Defender).  This is good in the wind too!  If you are looking to check out Legacy this is a MUST try disc.

I own 4 outlaws 2 icon 2 pinnacle.  I think both plastics are superior to all others as far as grip goes. Plastic feels so good.  I can hyzer flip my 168g one and reach a hare over 400ft. I wouldnt throw it with a 15 mph head wind tho. Now my 170g one is a  more stable and my 173g is a  more than that one. With those three weights i can do any shot i need with one disc. Thats why i use 4 of them.The outlaw  flies exactly like the flight chart for me. Its what you always wanted in a destroyer out the gate. The glide is a bit less tho, but hardly noticeable. 

If you're a beginner, stray away from the Outlaw. This disc is very tough to use if you don't have your mechanics and throw already perfect. 

With that being said, if you are an expert and want some more distance on your throw, look no further. This is my go to distance driver. I have 3 Legacy Outlaws, 2 are rare early edition of team legacy Pinnacle plastic discs and the other is an Icon plastic. I've thrown their Pinnacle and Icon plastics and you'd be good either way, but I prefer the Pinnacle as it feels more natural and feels better in my hand. I haven't thrown it forehand yet, but this disc is perfect for distance drives for over 400 feet. I've been able to throw this disc around 350-400 but hoping to break that 400 barrier soon. 

This is a great disc for straight power shots as it doesn't have much of an S curve on it but it has a strong fade at the end of it.