I just had a crashed damaged one given to me, but have flown them a few times too. They are an extremely stable aircraft, capable of handling wind very well.

While flying a relatively new flyers Tiger 2, I felt confident enough during the first trim flight to fly a few rolls and loops, inverted circuits, Immelmans, stall turns, and Cuban Eights. It lands a little hotter than say a Four Star or a Super Sportster, which are both also very good planes.

It's a nice flying airplane, but a few people have complained about minor problems with the ARF's construction.

What's your level of experience?
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