We own this in 173g 400 plastic.  The flight path displayed does not reflect a RHBH throw.  My son and I primarily use this as a forehand disc, although neither of us are very good at it yet.  It's also a decent disc to fill the gap between fairway drivers and distance drivers.  It can be thrown fairly far.  As other people have said, this disc is EXTREMELY sensitive to release angle and speed.  I don't know that I've gotten it to take the same path twice.  Because of that, it's a good disc for practicing angle and speed control.  Also, it's a good disc to grab when you want a distance driver, but the path/course calls for a control driver.  I listed this disc as having 2 fade because that's what my son said (who uses it more than I do); however, it fades less than that for me.  Again, in the hands of beginners (like my son and me), it is very inconsistent and hard to classify.  

Meh. I have this in standard 400 and the plastic is weird. The disc I have keeps getting this chalky dust on it, making it slippery, even after washing it and letting it sit on a shelf. As for the flight, the inbounds flightpath is WRONG! Unfortunately, discs don't fly like that. The flight is understable with a little left finish (RHBH) but not as much glide as you want on a disc with this stability. There are better understable control drivers out there like the Roadrunner, Fury or Hatchet. If you want to fake a forehand, get a Star Mamba. I almost never sell or trade-in discs but I'm getting rid of this one.

The H5 is amazing! It filled the missing spot in my bag between fairway and driver. I have a lower arm speed so when I tried to throw distance drivers they didn’t always do what they were intended to do!! The H5 has become my distance driver from wide open to wooded shots. It is a great hyzer flip disc! I would recommend this disc for beginners BEFORE moving up to a distance driver!