Incredibly Overstable. I bought a Dragon Yun and despite it's high glide it found ground quite quickly. I would say it's between a Ballista Pro and a Flare in terms of stability. Huge skips and takes an insane rip to get it to stay straight before fading out anyway. After beating in about 2 months I can get it to turn for a brief moment before hyzering pretty bad. Forehand actually torques and can get a slight turnover before also quickly dumping into hyzer. I would use this to hook a nose up huge skip shot around a tree. I also used this to skip ace a very guarded hole. I had to carry 215ft on a huge anny to keep it right of the tree but still let it fall right out into hyzer immediately. I think I'd say this is a -0.2 turn 3 fade disc bought new in the dragon line, and perhaps it will act like a -1 turn 2.5 fade after beating in about 8 months of play. Real hard to get any distance out of this because it fades hard.

Kind of an overstable version of a destroyer. Got this just trying to find a disc I could throw hard and far but this one never seem to make it into the bag. 

Great disc for what it is, a distance driver that will hold power and fade at the end. 

This is a really good disc, I've got one in Dragon line and one if Phoenix and they are both good discs. The Dragon one is 174 and I throw it on a backhand 375-400 on a line almost exactly like the flight chart. The Phoenix is not quite as stable and will turn quite a bit and has less fade, it's only 169 though so perhands weight differntial is playing a role as well. 

It's good on a forehand as well, the glide really shines. I can hyzerflip it less than 6 ft off the ground and it will go over 360. Give it some height and it will go much further. I've hit 400 with it a few times, though it would not be my first choice for a max disctance bomber

The rim is very comfortable and convex, and not too deep or thick so that almost anyone could grip it well. 

Highly reccomend for almost any player. 

Love this disc! Super straight for my forehand shots

This is a really fun disc to throw and I can get some excellent distance with the Jun. However, this disc is pretty sensitive and the degree of error between straight line distance and turn and hold the Anhyzer line way far to the right is pretty minimal. My test disc seems a lot more understable than these flight ratings indicate. I'd describe mine more like 11/5/-3/2. My Jun is the same color as the one in the display image. It looks nice, but it is really hard to find in grass. The plastic quality looks a lot like Titanium or Latitude Goldline, but it feels a little bit harder. I also don't think that it's quite as durable.