The VIP Bear is a great OS fairway driver. Its pretty true to the turn and fade numbers Westside gave it, but in spite of that overstability it still gets really good distance. This disc handles power well. If you snap it from flat it turns slightly throughout its high speed flight, and once it slows down it swoops back left pretty hard (RHBH). On hyzer releases it wants to stay on the hyzer line the whole way. On anny releases it is very good at keeping the turn for most of its flight then fighting back in the last third to a neutral point. The disc has a moderate amount of dome, just enough to give it good glide and stability while not turning it into a serial wind victim. Overall it reminds me very much of the of an Orion LF in flight, perhaps slightly more glidey.

Great for shots that you need to go straight and finish with stability. The flight numbers are pretty accurate. It has held up its durability without much change in a year of throwing it.

I love this disc for slightly overstable shots both forehand and backhand. Does great on flex shots with healthy fade at the end. Has some serious glide and carry to it. Stronger arms will probably get some mid flight turn but more average arm speed will see this disc slowly pop up straight and finish strong. 

VIP Bear

Feel: Super comfortable in the hand. Plastic feels like a grippier, firmer champion from Innova. Moderate dome.

Flight: *DISClaimer*: mine is not how other people describe it. My bear is not as stable as the numbers indicate. It is my favorite disc for a flat release that flips and glides on anhyzer, gently landing flat again. For having lower stability, it handles torque very well, so forehand away. 

Thoughts: My favorite disc right now. You couldn't go wrong by getting one. No matter whether it is stable or not, the feel and clean flight is well worth it. 0.5 stars docked for either inconsistent manufacturing or incorrect flight numbers.

A great disc that I primarily use for forhand drives that I want a little extra distance out of compared to my Teebird3. This can also do well for a straight backhand drive and will hold the line even in a bit of a headwind. The finish is strong enough to help it get around trees at the end and I use this disc a ton in the woods.

I've only played one round with this disc, but so far it's flying beautifully for me! I was hoping for a Teebird type flight with a little less overstability and that's exactly what it is. The Bear excels when released with a little bit of hyzer. The 6 glide is obvious to me as this thing likes to flip up and ride. The shallow dome of the disc fits really good in the hand as well. It'll hold a steep hyzer when it needs to, and on a flat release the Bear will drift for about half of its flight until it slowly starts to come out of it and end with a reliable forward finish. For reference, I was throwing the Bear for shots 340-370'. Overall, an excellent, go-to fairway driver!