PLEASE DON'T USE THE FLIGHT NUMBERS PROVIDED. This is definitely not a -2 turn in my opinion, or Millennium's opinion either (just go look up their flight chart).

I picked out this disc because I was trying to replace my CD3's because I didn't want to jump through so many hurdles to get backups. While it still can be tricky to find Astras, I manged to buy an identical pair online. After playing a round with these for one round, I can safely say they fit the slot perfectly, even when they are in Quantum Plastic. When hit flat it will go straight and turn for a bit before fighting out into a solid fade. I'd say the stability falls in between a Wraith and a CD3, and I still keep my Wraiths in case that's just what I feel like using. As an added bonus, Stardust Quantum is a GORGEOUS plastic.

Go out a try an Astra! If you're worried about the speed as a newer player, give their Standard Plastic a try instead!

I bought this disc as it was rated really high and recommended for beginners.  However, I rarely was able to get this disc to do what I wanted.  I'm not sure if I should have gone with a lighter disc or if the rim was to wide for my hands or what but I was usually disappointed with the results.  Sorry to give it three stars when I see all the five stars but I just didn't have much luck with this disc.  I recently lost it at the local course and wasn't overly distressed about it.

I picked up an Astra pre-owned, and use it as my go-to driver on rocky courses because the champion plastic holds up so well.  It flies nicely with a predictable fade.  As my form improves, it's becoming more and more understable when flown with power, but for someone who's newer, it's a perfect driver to experiment flex shots.  Throw it straight and watch the Astra-glide!