I am pretty happy with my Flow Motion. The flight numbers lead me to believe it would fly pretty similar to an Aviar or an Alpaca, but I found that it was a little bit more overstable. This disc has a super flat top, so I could see that being one reason for having a slightly stronger fade. Once I figured out the power I needed and how this disc flew, I really enjoyed it on short approach shots. As for putting, the shallower rim was a little small for my big hands, but I could still trust it to get to the basket. Definitely recommend this putter for most levels of play.

This putter is a pretty great first putter from Sune Sports. It is closer to the traditional putter feel. It has a pointed rounded edge to it. Giving it a good feeling grip in fan or power grip. The depth of this disc is slightly on the shallow side of things. 

Despite its lighter weight, I find that it holds pretty true to the stability rating provided. I really enjoy this stability for my putters, as it beats in nicely. Remains very consistent, and easy to throw. Where it is a lighter disc, I found that spin putting with it is real easy! I can easily put a lot more spin on this than on my normal weight. Its pretty great, this makes me wonder if it would be good as a trainer to get the spin motion down. . . 

Overall, this is a pretty solid disc, and a great putter. I've enjoyed putting with it. It is easy, predictable, and the plastic feels good enough in the hand. It reminds me a little of DX plastic from Innnova.

I'd recommend this to any beginner or to someone who wants to learn how to spin putt easily.

The Sune Sport Flow Motion putter is a solid, inexpensive, beginner disc golf putter. 

The Flow Motion I used is red and weighs 158g. While I struggled with it a bit for actual putting (it's not quite as deep as I regularly use) I really liked using this disc for approach shots. The Flow Motion I used I found to be dead straight. With a level release this disc stays in a straight line with almost no end of flight fade. In this weight it's much less overstable than the printed flight ratings indicate. 

This is a beadless putter and the bottom rim of it is quite sharp. The release feel for forehand throws isn't very comfortable for me so I wouldn't se it for that type of shot. 

The light edition S-Plastic has a decent feel for a putting putter, although I would prefer it to have a little more grip. This plastic is not very durable, and so I wouldn't recommend that you throw your Flow motion over a road. But, at it's low price, this is a good putter, especially for beginners and those just trying out disc golf.