I bag two 2021 Ricky Pigs and my goodness, these discs are just fantastic.  One of them is beat to perfection and the other is not.  I try to keep one less beat in so I only throw it on open field shots.  You can throw these FH or BH but I prefer to throw them backhand!  As many others have mentioned, and as I already noted, these discs beat to perfection.  Once beat in the distance on these "putters" are just amazing.  You can really rip on the pig and easily get it out to 300!  I honestly reach for these more often then I reach for my midranges.  Thumbtrac ? sticky ? torque resistant ? beats in well ? FH and BH capable ? ... need I say more?  Get you a pig!!!!!

Easily became my approach disc of choice. The stability allows for forehand & off the tee shots without any fear of turning & burning. The Pig gives surprising amount of distance for me within 270ft if needed, but finesse shots is really where it shines. The finesse flex lines are really fun to hit. 

If you haven't held a pig, it is one of the most unique and in my opinion most comfortable feels. I love how deep and secure my hand fits in the rim on my forehand. It is primarily my forehand approach disc that I want to have stick with little ground action. I have a few of the 2020 Ricky glo pros which have a stiff feel and are tacky/sticky but aren't gummy at all. To me this makes them feel very reliable to flick for longer approaches and also do some tricky anhyzer flex lines. Anything that i can hyzer in out to about 250-275, I'm looking to throw my pig.

I have yet to throw this.

Profile is consistently flat. Not puddle top but board flat. Typical pig blunt nose. 

Look is well... Purple. The swirls really come out under a light. The glow leaves a little to be desired.

Feel is super gummy with decent flex. Feels closer to R Pro plastic than Stiff Pigs and the 2021 TS pigs. 

The grip is amazing. Very tacky and feels like it will grab the ground and hold on to dear life.