Weird disc. Feels like it should be more overtable than it is. Behaves like an overtable control driver until you throw it hard enough then suddenly see you later it's flipping up and turning over and going far (more like what the flight numbers suggest). If you've ever thought, "hmm, I like how my firebird feels, but when I throw it hard I want it to turn over." Then this disc is for you. It won't be making my bag. Except for glow, cause it's bright AF.

Get the Lift in Eclispe plastic, you won't be disappointed. The glow on this disc is the brightest I've ever seen. It is even significantly brighter than the MVP/Axiom glow discs because there is no opaque rim. For flight, it is a surprisingly torque resistant forehand disc that was going as far as my speed 12s. Slower arm speeds may not want to backhand it since it is a little more beefy than the numbers suggest but still great for backhand if you can throw 325+.

I bought this disc to fill out more of my glow disc collection, and the glow on this plastic seems to be second to none. That's my favorite thing about this disc. For me, I can't get the disc to behave the way the flight numbers say it should. It seems like it's more on the stable/overstable side by the way it flies with the way I throw it. It could be that I'm just not throwing fast enough, but I am able to get what should be more stable discs at the same speed to flex more than this one. I find that the only time I really use it is when it's dark and I have to (since it's by far my favorite glow plastic, and it's the only driver I have in that plastic). I always feel uncomfortable when I use it, and it never does what I'm expecting for it to do. I'd definitely recommend trying it, but it's not for me. I'm looking forward to more discs being released in this plastic for sure.

I bought this disc to compare with the similar L64 Saint and really love it. The Eclipse plastic from Axiom is by far the best for playing in the dark. I tried some other glow discs and would rate the eclipse as #1 for being the brightest and longest lasting, #2 is K1 Glow, #3 is Max Grip Glow, and #4 is Super Glow, which was the dullest and the light didn't last long. 

As for the Lift, it's not as flippy as the Saint, and also doesn't have quite as much glide. It's comfortable to hold though and you can get a really good S flight path. I would highly recommend this as a control driver in your bag to use regularly, but if you play at night this would be my #1 recommendation. 

This is a great disc, that pretty much does everything well.  I have this in eclipse plastic, and the glow is 2nd to none.  Very bright and long lasting.  This is the staple disc in my glow bag because of how well it glows and how well it flies.  It is stable enough to use for hyzer shots, but you can flip it a little as well for some distance shots.  It has a great feel, I get very clean releases from it every time.  For me, it has a little less turn than advertised, but that may just be the plastic or that it is still very new.  It would have a tougher spot finding a place in my regular bag, but only because it doesn't really stand out in any area really well.  But it is a good all around disc, or could be a very good stable disc for someone who doesn't throw really far.  Hands down, get for a glow bag though.

This review is for the Eclipse plastic. 
 

The plastic feels amazing. It's flexible and grippy and fairly durable. The glow is typical eclipse 2.0, which means best in the business. 
 

The flight is very stable when brand new. It flies and feels similar to a new color glow TeeBird3, meaning it will hold straight as far as you can throw it and then fade fairly straight. The 9 speed rim fits really well in my hand. I can see these eventually replacing the rest of my 9 speeds if they beat in to being flippy eventually. 
 

For reference, this disc slots into my "stable but still goes places" spot in my bag between my straight Orc and my TSA Omen which is like a Firebird. I get no turn thrown flat and I can get it out to 375-400. 
 

tldr: stable fairway driver that feels amazing and flies well. Comparable to AB Teebird3. 
 

Amazing glow and fanatic flight. Out the box this thing is stable - for my arm speed (320'-350' is my max golf distance) the closest comparable disc I've thrown is an Anax. Absolutely money, throw it flat and it glides forever with no turn and then great forward fade. Throw it on baby anny and it goes straight with slight finish - it's exactly what I needed for my glow rounds!

Eclipse 2.0 plastic has already established itself as top tier glow plastic, this disc glows super bright for 3-5 minutes and then continues to glow over the next hour!