Very predictable fade at the end, sticks to the ground when it lands; great for short approaches.

Great meat hook always comes back left (rhbh) just lands on the ground and stays there

I got this disc based on the recommendation from my friend that got me into the sport.  Love the feel of the plastic, and grip around the rim, which is rare since I have kind of small hands.  This disc forced me to learn how to anticipate the fade throws.  

Got this disc and learned it quickly by throwing it exclusively for 9 holes. Quick to the ground and predictable fade makes this disc great for shaping approach and midrange shots. For me, this flies exactly like a sped-up berg, feels very similar too. 

The Pig is my go to disc for any shot between 150 and 300. They are straight with a reliable fade at the end. 
 

I hade to use one of my friend's bags one day, and I couldn't figure out what to do when I got to that 150-300 foot distance, because they did not have a Pig. 

For what it is intended to do, this baby does it better than any I've thrown.  It will stop on a dime and with almost no glide, it stops on a dime in the air too.  I wouldn't say this disc has about zero fade though, as it flys like an arrow for me.  It is fantastic for when you have a HUGE hyzer or anhyzer you need to throw, where you worry about your disc getting up on an edge and rolling for days.  This thing lands like a taco and doesn't move.

I will say, I don't use it a ton, as it has it's very specific function and it's not my go to approach, but if there is trouble on an approach, or a crazy shot I want to sit on a dime, this disc gives you all the confidence feels.

This has become my favorite approach disc. I use the Berg but as these are beating in I may not need it anymore. The pig sits so well when it hits the ground and it's lack of glide makes placement very easy and gives it a very reliable flight path. 

This disc flew decent for me, but was not as overstable as I was hoping. I was mainly looking for a good overstable putts for forehand upshots, this flew okay, but the feel of the disc, I did not like. I ended up going with a Prodigy A2, which is the most overstable, torque resistant putter speed disc I have ever thrown, highly recommend everyone try an A2 If you like the flight of the Pig, but want a better, lower profile disc.

Go To forehand approach!  Its hard to beat the feel of this disc in a forehand grip.  I feel like a broken record as I CONSTANTLY recommend this disc to my friends.  It is worth trying at all skill levels although I can see it being hard for beginners to figure out the low glide and overstability.  Do yourself a favor and get a pig!!!!!

I'll try to stray away from the normal reviews by really comparing some similar discs that have similar flights.

More comfortable than the Zone and Harp. Falls harder like a harp. Not as touchy as a zone. Doesn't have the glide of the zone, or the deeper feel of the harp.

All in all, I think with these overstable approach putters, you ought to go with what has the best feel. I feel most confident in the Pig over my zones because it will be a little more forgiving. Although I love the zone, I think you can really screw up an approach without the right amount of power. These drop dead, the zone sometimes glides too much!

Try a Pig, you won't regret it!