This disc is crazy overstable and completely disregards the wind.  It also has some sneaky glide that can push a way down the fairway.  Comparing to Innova molds, I found it to be more overstable than my XCaliber, but less than an Ape.  This is a solid option for someone looking for an overstable distance driver.  I did not make my bag, but I keep one around for those crazy windy days.

I've been throwing two of these at 175g, and it is the perfect disc for a nice forehand shot. Super overstable, and it spikes really well. 

I have this in a 150g Quantum plastic. This disc is, by far, my farthest flying disc. The thing launches out of my hands for a good 450 even though my arm is not the best out there. The plastic feels wonderful and has not even dented despite a few harder tree hits. I would rate this as a little less fade-y than the 4 that is claimed, but for me that is perfect as I have control issues with higher fase discs.

This disc absolutely has turned and burned on me on multiple occasions and is a bit twitchy but that is what I should expect with how light it is.

This is the best mold of the Innova Boss ever produced.  For those not in the know, several disc golf companies use a similar mold and call them different discs. Why, its cheaper. But this really the best 13 speed driver on the market.  The quantum plastic is Innova's champion plastic but with some metal flake.  It flies like the numbers but is a bit easier on the fade than you might realize.  Its overstable enough to go dead straight in a headwind, but has just a smidge of turn that in a tail wind, do not throw an anyhyzer, it may not come out. Truly a phenominal disc with unlimieted potential.

So this is a pretty cool disc.  It is super fast and gets down the fairway quickly.  The flight reminds me of a ballista pro.  I don't have the BH to throw it, but I do use it as a FH disc and it goes far.  I can put about everything I have into it and it will hold an anny line for a long time before coming back to a good left finish.  

It feels comfortable in the hand, but it has a very blunt edge for a high speed driver.  This doesn't seem to slow it down, it is just different from most drivers that have a sharp edge.  

Overall this is great for anyone that can get a disc this fast up to speed.  It is not beginner friendly for this reason.  

This is my go-to for both distance and fairway drives. Very predictable flight patterns with beat in and brand new discs so I go for it whenever I'm unsure of the line I want to take. I use this as a utility driver. 10/10 recommend it to anyone who asks what's in my bag. (I have 2 bagged just in case.)

I found this disc down in Florida while trying to find my candy tern.I love this disc down south because it was great in the wind for fore hand and back hand shots.I have a bunch of disc to use, but with it being really windy I was limited to my stable drivers which was a Zflick,quasar,boatman,and a boss.Out of the four drivers I used the quasar,the most because of the disc flight pattern.I am keeping it in my bag to replace my tee devil that I lost on a windy day at Trade Winds Park.The only thing about the disc I don't like is the name of the disc.

This disc is very efficient in the wind! I tested this disc out on a very windy day, and it was one of the best wind performing drivers I found. The mold is actually exactly the same as a Boss, so the Quantum plastic is an easy way to get your hands on a Sparkle Champion Boss if you can't find one. I tested out a first run at max weight (175 grams). I tried a lot of discs, and this one was the best high speed wind fighter of the batch I tried. It was consistently landing a little short and a little left of the Biofuzion Defender I was trying out. 

I like this disc a LOT for forehands! I was able to get a clean release and it still fought the wind pretty well. 

Overall the Quasar is a lot like a Boss or an overstable Destroyer. Try one out, they are really great!

Like Innova's Boss, Quasar is a mega bomber. I have never had a distance driver fly as far for me as my max weight Quasar does(it goes further then my Champ 0 turn Boss). The flight of this disc is very well illustrated by Inbounds, the thing fades drastically but only at the end of a long effortless looking flight. My 175 Quasar has a huge dome and is one of the roundest domed discs I've come upon. Some forehand throwers are not big on domed discs but I have not had that be an issues for me with the Quasar. Quasar is fast and smooth and the glide is immense.

Quasar is Overstable but it's not a meathook. I would happily recommend the Quasar to anyone with some decent arm speed as a bomber with a surprising amount of control.

I rate myself under 900 on the PDGA scale. I don't have a huge arm but I am consistent. The quasar is my favorite OS driver. It has good initial turn even at my arm speed, which helps me keep this disc on the fairway without skipping out. I knock a star off becuase it is only available in the quantum plastics which arent as long lasting as Sirius.