I don't necessarily have an issue with the disc, although it was definitely not the right disc for me. The issue I have is with the lack of plastic description/nondescript plastic type identifiers. 

The Starship feels really good in the hand, and I know that in a premium plastic, it would be amazing. However, since I purchased the baseline plastic without knowing it, I was a little disappointed when I got it. $25 for a baseline disc is a little much, even for a creator series-type disc, and it was due to this price that I was under the impression that I was purchasing the premium plastic model. I actually like Nikko, and what he's doing with these discs is unique and cool, but maybe selling baseline-plastic drivers for the price of a tour series halo destroyer is not the right move. 

This disc (again, in baseline-plastic!) definitely has a use, but is not for anyone above an intermediate-level player for anything other than a roller, a shot type that you can achieve with far cheaper discs. If you are going to purchase this disc, which I have heard only good things about from pros and ams alike, go for the premium blend, because you will get far more out of it.