The Luna is one of my favorite throwing putters and I have thrown it in the 2020 Tour Series Z Swirl, 2021 Tour Series Metallic Z (currently in the bag), and 2022 Tour Series ESP Swirl. I can rip on it with hyzer and it will flip up to flat, maybe get a slight second of turn, before having a slow slight fade. (For reference I can throw the Luna about 315-330' in the open). When thrown flat with power, I can get turn for most of the flight with little to no finish at the end. I would highly recommend the Luna for anyone wanting to try a stable throwing putter that comes in a variety of plastics.

The Luna is a great all around putter for putting, upshots, and driving. Not only does it feel amazing in the hand, but it flies great and can be used for a wide variety of different shots. First of all, I have noticed that it does not fade out as much as you would think if it is thrown flat on a lot power. It flies very straight. The Luna also has a lot of glide. One thing that I have noticed is that it flies more overstable if you throw it softer giving it more of a 3 fade. I would say that it has more than 3 glide. Once this disc is in the air, it goes forever. The nice thing with the disc that I love a lot is that you can put some anhyzer on it and it will still even out and land flat. You can use it for all sorts of flights, so you don't necessarily need a bunch on different molds or different beat in stages for this disc. The Luna is a great disc for tight wooded shots and will definitely be staying in my bag. This is not just collectors disc. It flies amazing and is not overrated. It is the best driving/upshot putter out there in my opinion. I recommend the Luna for all sorts of skill levels because it is easy to control. I am a more advanced player and I love it and I have lower skilled level friends who love the disc so much and often try to get me to trade/sell mine to them.