Got a few throws with mine today...169g Tournament Plastic, Gold color. Very comfortable in the hand, and it does feel a bit like an Eagle, which isn't a bad thing. Thrown with a tailwind, that thing was just gone. My first throw I muscled it too much and got a nice worm burning roller, but after that I realized I shouldn't be trying to murder the damn thing. With the tailwind, it was straight right out of the hand, but I noticed mine not having a good forward fade. It didn't dive bomb, but it didn't go gently either. I thought it might be me not getting up to speed, but I was getting over 300 feet with it on no run-up, so I don't think that is the case.
Headwind shots were much different. As stated by ManU, it is not a wind fighter like a more OS disc would be. Rather, thrown low into a headwind, it would catch the wind and begin a big turn. I figured it was gone, but it actually started it's fade and still ended up more or less online with my release point. Majority of the time, it was still to the right but by no more than a few feet.
it's a good, glidey disc, and I like it's feel, but it's nothing I don't already have in the bag. So it'll sit out for now, but if you're looking for a glidier worked Teebird, this could be a good option for you.
