Has anyone had a chance to throw this disc yet?

I threw it at Boyd Hill last Saturday, it's very much like a heavy fastback. Threw some 200' shots with hyzer, it has a mellow turn and great glide after turning. I think it would be a great disc for playing in the woods as it is slower and would not bounce off trees to bad.

More later.

Are these in 150 class only?

No up to 177gr.

I wanna try one - when will they be out?

Very soon according to Innova, I also looking forward to it!? Sorta brings backs memories of MF fastbacks, the Whizback :D :)

Ahhhhhhhh, yes, the Whizback. It was a great tomahawk disc, if I remember correctly.

I am on the lookout for a MF Fastback - it's the one mold missing from my MF collection...

I have a set with all three, but no extra :(
Will keep my eyes open!

Oh and the FB6 has a small crack, so I am also on the search.

Ok why is it called the Sonic if it is slow? :D

Maybe they're starting to use irony to name discs?

Well, I can't help but think someone had a laugh when they released the Star Destroyer...

http://www.ebondi.com.au/starwars/pics/JPG/stardestroyer2.jpg

Yeah I have trouble getting good grip on these.....

Well, I can't help but think someone had a laugh when they released the Star Destroyer...


My very first plan was to wipe the stamp and trace a Star Wars Star Destroyer on it.

You can get one on
http://www.discgolfcenter.com/main_displayProduct.php?p=361&PPQT1=19

This has got to be one of THE slowest discs I've ever seen. It looks like a Fastback in DX plastic. It seems to fly very very similarly to the Aero, which I use for short approach shots that need to be low speed understable and hold a gentle right-hand turn. I don't see this disc replacing my old skool Aero.

Threw one over the weekend at a tourney. Pointless.

Seems like a good night play disc. It has no real fade at any speed, so with the lack of depth perception at night you should be able to just throw it straight and let it glide until it nestles in. Hit a 120+ foot shot one of the few times I threw it, it just went dead straight all the way in, no variation.

It might replace a beat Polecat for my warmup games of catch.

It's faster than the wittler, and more stable for sure. For me, I'd rather throw the whittler, or a beat putter for longer shots. But when my company goes on a disc golf outing, I think I'll be using these as the putters for everyone, as they're very easy to throw for approach shots.

I used it as a catch disc. Helped me warm up quite a bit, but as for putting or approaching it's just waaaaay to slow, and the grip was very uncomfortable in my hands at least.