This -- the Wham-O MaxFlight is a very, very cheap frisbee (retailing for as low as 7$; which this customer experienced for themself). The cool glow, although it is a nice detail, does not last for more than 15 minutes.
What does this customer think about the Wham-O MaxFlight? He finds that, when thrown in either no wind or down-wind the disc flies at a straight line for about 150 to 200 feet and then drop in place (basically). This customer finds the rubber, that the frisbee is made of, very easy to get a good grip on.
The customer finds this frisbee to not be good at all, in terms of how it flies, when thrown into wind or with some power.
Another customer has generally positive things to say about this product (the Wham-O MaxFlight). This person says that around where he lives, near a backwards NC beach (note: this was written in late 2005 so things might have changed) there are no disc golf courses, so when he asks for golf discs in stores people look at him funny. Because of this - becuase of the lack of golf discs to buy - he bought this disc. It proved to be a successful choice, though, because he found this to be very nice. He finds it catchable, in his own words, and the price - going from the original 10$, which is already very low, to 5$ - low enough to buy three.
This customer says that the product flies both straight and long. This, by the way, was tested in a small competition in which he participated - where this cheap product held its own against all the other products (including the Innova Shark; which, I would guess, is quite a feat). Also, going by his own experience, he found the Wham-O MaxFlight to be basically unbreakable as long as you don't do everything in your power to break it.