FrisbeeDisc MaxFlight?

I'm in Meijers, and I see this disc from Frisbee that is PDGA approved, glows in the dark, and is two plasics molded together. The outer rim is very soft. It looks like a midrange. What is this disc? Is it actually any good? What is its flight pattern?

[Rev. Bob Klingler]

Interesting looking disc. I'm a little surprised that it was approved given the slots in the outer plastic.

[Sean Duggins]

I have only seen one and it was beat to hell and useless. I actually was sent this disc from across the country and ended up throwing it out randomly at a local course so someone else could use it. Buy it, try it, or don't. Seems to be the Dg disc selection mantra.

[Skipper H / Ripdiscgolf.com]

Yeah far as I know it can't have any holes in the disc...right?

[Shawn Boucké]

There were no holes through the disc. the glow part is in between it. I don't know if that makes a difference.

[Mike McFarlin]

Don't waste your money unless you are looking for a catch disc. The outer rim is so soft it make the disc extremely understable. I wouldn't use this disc as a midrange, you might use it as an understable putter. Oh, the glow in the dark feature is just lame.