This is the latest addition to my Yikun set, and like most of my non-putters, is in Phoenix plastic. I haven't bagged a 6-speed in years so I'm not really used to using them, honestly, but I field tested it with a couple similar understable 7-speeds and an 8-speed (including its siblings the View and the Gou) and found it's probably more like a -2.5 to -3 turn compared to the others. Some of that is probably the fact that it's a notch or two slower than the others I'm more used to, so the same power on a throw makes it appear less stable. Into the wind, it tended to become a roller even on a hyzer release unless I increased the hyzer angle more and/or dropped the power of the throw. If I got the right balance, it would give a good long, glidy flight. This was much easier with a tailwind, though it still benefited from some hyzer angle on the release. I also don't know that it manifested a fade any stronger than these other discs, so I've rated it a 1 to match. I think for beginners the Jiao will work very well -- like Yikun's version of the Leopard, which is a common starter set choice and worked well for me and my family when we first started out in 2018. I really like the Phoenix plastic for its feel, release, and durability: One of the reasons I haven't used 6-speeds for so long is that the DX Leopards we had became so beat up and way understable, they became pretty much unusable. Hopefully having an equivalent in this higher-grade plastic will make this a viable speed slot in my bag again.

I absolutely loooove this disc in Phoenix plastic. The Jiao is one of my 2 reliable rollers (the other is the Gou in Phoenix plastic). When not throwing as a roller, it flips up easily on a slight hyzer and has a short and sweet S flight. Highly recommend this bad boy!