The small rim gives this a good feel on the forehand, this is my new go to forehanding disc, previously it was a crave but this has that ability to take torque alot more

Just to give a comparison, I have bagged a Lat64 River (7, 7, -1, 1) since I began throwing discs. I loved the River, but found that as I was getting better, more arm speed, power, etc. That the River was a little too flippy at times, even fresh out of the box (Which is nice in certain instances, don't get me wrong.) But when you want dead straight, it just wasn't cutting it.

Now, once LSD announced this disc, I knew I needed to try it out. And let me tell you, this is one of their best molds yet! Straight out of the box it has just enough turn to flip up flat from a slight hyzer and will push forward until it slowly fades out. Thrown flat it will turn a little, before moving back to center, and when thrown Anny, it will hold for 80% of the flight before breaking into a slight fade. But this disc shines most when thrown forehand in the woods, need to bend around some trees and not dump out? This disc has you covered.

The plastic feels amazing (As usual with LSD) both on backhand as well as forehand. 

This disc is straight flying and will hold any line you put it on, Making for a wonderful point and shoot disc. If you've not tried it yet, you are missing out!

Solid gold. After just 2-3 rounds with this disc I found myself reaching for it almost every teepad. It is one of the best straight flying discs I've ever thrown. I have an innova TL that has been my baby for years because of how straight it is. This frio does it just as well and better. The TL is a little picky and will hold whatever angle you put it on, and doesn't like to be over powered. The frio is forgiving! It'll flip to flat from a hyzer, it'll come out of an a hyzer turn, and thrown flat I get a little tiny baby flex with a very gentle pushing fade. I can really put some good power into it without being concerned about it flipping which is difficult to find in straight flying fairways. And my experience with Lonestar is that their plastic really doesn't beat in much if any so I expect this to stay true for a long time. Well worth the purchase. If you want that straight flying distance