Janos Pekkanen (Review Participant, L2, Advanced)

My Flight Ratings 12/5/-1/3 Not Beginner Friendly

Feb 14, 2025 12:04 PM

very good distance driver for advanced and professional players. good amount of glide, perfect disc for maximum distance throws.

Gunnark (Reader, Intermediate)

My Flight Ratings 12/5/-1/3 Neutral

Sep 10, 2024 03:03 AM

Nice plastic & stamp, a bit to overstable for beginners for distance throw, but good for flex shots also.

Swampy (Review Grand Master, L13, Intermediate)

My Flight Ratings 12/5/-1/3 Not Beginner Friendly

Nov 23, 2023 08:12 AM

I would say it hooks way more at the end than fx a destroyer. But amazing for wind, amazing driver if you also put it on anhyzer, because it will fight out of it. So if you are a discmania fan and need that bomber disc, this is a must have. If you are new, probably get a DD first.

Foreputti (Review Supporter, L3, Advanced)

My Flight Ratings 12/5/-0.5/3 Terrible for Beginners

Sep 16, 2023 10:45 AM

The Special Blend S-line Cloudbreaker is the first Cloudbreaker created with Discmania's own mold, in their own facilities.

There seems to be some amount of variation in this run of Cloudbreakers. I've seen people describe these as flippy, but the ones that I have are very overstable.

The shape is very flat, and the wing is higher than on any of my Destroyers. I have a couple of Special Blend S-line Cloudbreakers where the wing is not as high, but I haven't thrown them.

The ones that I have thrown act like more stable Star Destroyers. "Star Destroyer" is not the most exact term because there's large variation between Destroyers, but I would estimate that these Cloudbreakers fly more overstable than 80% of Star Destroyers that I've thrown.

The Special Blend S-line plastic is stiff and pretty hard, but manages to still be grippy. The older stiff Star plastic for example was much slicker than this.

This run of Cloudbreakers is not bad by any means, but the overstability surprised me. The plastic feels nice, although a bit stiff for my liking, and the flight is dependable without losing much distance.

These will do well for controlled distance shots, but for maximum distance I would rather pick up a Star Destroyer or a Horizon Cloudbreaker (Finnish Heritage stamp ones in my case), since they both flip a bit more than the Special Blend S-line Cloudbreaker.

Foreputti (Review Supporter, L3, Advanced)

My Flight Ratings 12/6/-0.5/2 Terrible for Beginners

Sep 16, 2023 08:33 AM

The flight of the Horizon Cloudbreaker seems to be quite reliable and stable right out of the box. It doesn't have massive amounts of turn, but there's not too severe of a fade either.

For example a new Star Destroyer typically has decent amount of turn and an aggressive fade at the end. Cloudbreaker has less of both, making it fly very straight for a distance driver.

The lack of lateral movement makes it great for controlled distance shots (at ~130m range). It still has enough fade to end up reliably back left, and there's no risk of it flipping over when thrown hard.

The Horizon plastic is one of my favorites. It's a bit soft and very grippy. I like it better than the Special Blend S-line plastic or the stiffer Star plastics. The gummier variation of Star plastic is pretty much on par with the Horizon.

The Grand plastic from Latitude is perhaps a notch above any of those mentioned before, since it's slightly grippier and softer. My Grand Rive also flies very similarly to a Horizon Cloudbreaker.

The Horizon Cloudbreaker is an excellent, reliable distance driver for people throwing upwards of 120 meters.

Disclaimer: I have thrown two different Horizon Cloudbreakers (both Finnish Heritage stamped ones). There might be variation between different runs of discs and even variation between the same run.

Timpaboy (Reader, Beginner)

My Flight Ratings 12/5/-1/3 Neutral

Aug 22, 2022 18:10 PM

Amazing feel in the hand, does what it is made to do, fly!

Also looks amazing which is a bonus.