I guess it depends what you are expecting from it. If you are looking for a disc to go straight to left for a RHBH, then you have the right disc. It is perfect for hyzer bombs or skip shots. If you are looking for something to keep a straight line then you have the wrong disc. When I started over 10 years ago I was told by the pro that it was one of the more difficult discs to learn, hence why you see them less and less. However, many pros still use it like Climo and Jenkins because it is a fantastic FH disc and will rarely flip over BH unless you use some sort of uncanny torq. The CE's do hold a better line but are difficult to obtain. I would suggest a Tbird, Eagle, or Valk if you are looking for something less stable, with the Tbird being the most stable, then Eagle, then Valk.