I know this disc is supposed to be a Teebird clone, but my Alpha Brazos is a good chunk beefier than any Teebird I've ever thrown with the exception of one glow Teebird that was an absolute meat hook. It has reliably strong overstability, but also decent enough glide to not be a brick. I have found it very useful in rhe OS fairway slot. It handles backhand long hyzers, flat throws that don't stay straight for very long before starting to fade, and anny flex lines very well. On forehand throws it is wonderfully torque resistant and can fly a long way on dead rope lines provided you give it enough umph. It is almost totally flat, making it extremely comfortable both backhand and forehand.

Alpha Brazos (173g)

This is a decent Teebird clone, solid disc. A bit more fade and and turn than suggested, but beats in super straight. I bagged this disc for about a year before losing it, replaced with Legacy Rival. 

First off let me preface my small criticism with that I do love this disc and it will not leave my bag.  My Brazos is board flat and has no where near a 5 glide, I would say a 3 max and thats being generous.  If I need a fairway driver to not go to far and to dump left this is my go to.  I would love to be able to find one that does have a glide of 5 as they would compliment eachother. 

This disc is money!  This is the T-Bird style disc that I have been searcing for.  This disc filled a major hole in bag that has been empty for quite a while.  A 7 speed disc with very nice dependable fade and a skip.  A near perfect fairway driver. This disc will never leave my bag.

This is seriously a perfect compliment to a Frio, where the Frio holds straighter lines the Brazos can accomplish a similar flight but hook in at the end with the fade it has. A Frio may turnover in strong wind but the Brazos will hold true and flex out of an anhyzer.