I'm hoping to replace a previous review. I've had more experience with the disc and with disc golf in general, and my opinions have changed. If I were going to play a round with one disc, this is it. I lean on it hard. It's stable enough to throw in the wind, straight enough to throw through reasonable gaps, torque resistant enough for forehands, and glidy enough to get distance. I think the 3 fade may be a little much. My specific disc seems more like a 2 fade when judged against discs like the Eagle, Bobcat, Bear, and Harp, but individual results may vary. I can throw this thing 265ft, which is saying something for me, because that's about what I throw my 7 speeds. TLDR, get it. It's good.

First the positives: This is the brightest glow disc I own. It throws well for me, and it's predictable. I'm a beginner, so I have no technical opinions to add, but the flight numbers seem reasonable. The unfortunate detail that drops the score for me is there is some flashing on the disc near the seams that can be uncomfortable. This is a recurring problem with Lone Star from what I understand, so I knew it was a risk.