Eclipse 2.0 Wave (limited edition) was the second Wave I have purchased. My first was neutron plastic and I lost it .  I wasn't able to utilize the -2 with the original Wave I had. For lower power, I have found this disc to be more stable/overstable but still with great glide. As my form improves and my arm speed increases, I've managed to get that -2 turnover mid flight if I throw the disc flat with the Eclipse 2.0. The plastic feels similar to neutron, but not quite the same. This disc has great glow. If you're looking for something understable but don't want to go all the way to a -4 or -5, this performs more like a -2.5 on the turn.

I've thrown this in a few different plastics now, and love the way it feels in the hand and flies. The first one I threw was an OTB open Eclipse limited run. Though Eclipse is known to be pretty stable, this one was actually pretty true to the numbers right away for me. In particular, I love lightly hyzerflipping it up to straight on a low line in the woods or throwing higher ceiling anny shots. Either way, it glides a long time and doesn't fade off to the left to heavy.

Just got a couple of proton and fission ones in this year's gyropalooza box and haven't had as much chance to throw those but so far they're flying good too. Fission seems a bit more stable and proton a little less, but those are both in the mid-150 weight range, so hard to judge whether it's the plastic or just the light weight without throwing a heavier one of those. The light proton ones have been great throwing uphill.