This is, without question, my straightest flying Mid-range. I have a beaded run so it is not super flippy like some other runs. It is controllable, and holds any angle you put on it. I wouldn't say it feels like a Mako or Mako3, but that's mainly because of the bead. Most runs don't have that, I think, so otherwise it is similar to the straight mids of Innova's lineup.

This disc was a bit flippy to me and also very soft plastic. With any force the disc would flip, even half power, and fade back but seemed inconsistent on when. The plastic was also so soft that any pebble it touched would cause visual damage. Honestly I didn't use it much since i couldn't rely on it based on my practice and ended up selling it.

The Aurora MS is a great disc to use when learning backhands. It’s a very neutral disc in that it has enough stability for you to get a good amount of power on it, but it will also hold whatever line you put it on. I like this mid for wooded courses where you need to carve some lines or hit a tunnel shot with consistency. My preferred plastic is the standard/baseline.

The Aurora from Millennium is a great neutral flying midrange disc that can really fly on a variety of lines. This was a really great woods disc for me, as I was able to really control the disc with ease, and throw everything from soft hyzers to sweeping anhyzers. The Quatum plastic is super durable, and will hold its durability for awhile. Beginners would benefit from this disc, as it is relatively easy to get some distance,, but experienced players could really do some amazing things with this disc.

The MS part of Aurora MS stands for Mid-Range Stable, and Stable is the exact word I would use to describe this disc. Long before the advent of the Comet or Mako, the Aurora was the OG "straight as an arrow" disc. Thrown flat, it will show a wiggle of turn, and barely any fade. With a slight hyzer, it will flip to flat and cruise on a laser beam line until it settles gently to the earth. I bit steeper hyzer and it will sweep across the sky. Reverse it with some anhyzer and it will hold that line too. Just about the only thing the Aurora MS doesn't do is handle a headwind. This is a great all-around disc that will beat into a nice, flippy mid.