I love my Discmania C-TDs for understable distance turnovers and rollers. Great discs that feel and fly like a slightly faster Roadrunner. However, they tend to be a bit flippy and get DESTROYED by wind. For air shots that aren't super flippy, the Shryke is my flex line bomber and turnover disc. I used a bunch of S-DDxs when they were in vogue, but while they definitely had the understable high speed stability I wanted for a flex/US disc, the LSS bit down HARD. They'd flip flat or turn right (RHBH) easily and glide like a kite, but then when they slowed down, they bricked out like The Commodores. The Star Shryke gets the same easy flip and turnover lines, but likes to fade back to center and gently hook up instead of such a harsh fade.