With a longer breaking in period than most discs on the market you won't have to run out and get a new one every time you hit a tree. This disc is demonically over-stable when new. Made from the same plastic as the new Sabres this disc will break in after a while to become a straight line flying mid-range. Somewhat similar to the scout but very flat on top. This disc feels very comfortable in the hand when using the power grip.
Wind has no effect on the flight.
The Wizard is a durable stable approach disc and putter. The Apache is very similar to the Sabre in stability. The disc has a little more of a dome to it, which gives it more glide at the end of the flight. Most of my competitors beginner discs are made of inexpensive plastic and are usually worn out by the time you learn how to throw it. The Apache will keep its shape and original flight characteristic for a long time.