The Penny Putter is essentially a Luna. While it is a neutral disc when thrown off of the tee, it has a tendency to flutter a bit if your release is not super clean (at least mine does). I think the best way to pitch this disc is that it will fly for you like Barela's Big Z Luna flies for him. 

Feel: Beadless; Lower profile than the Bluebonnet and Jack Rabbit. Feel is comparable to a Discraft Luna. Bravo is a softer blend of premium plastic with more flexibility and grip than its Alpha counterpart. 

Flight: In Bravo plastic, the Penny is a torque-resistant straight flyer that has a slight drift when powered. For comparison, in Glow, the Penny has a bit more turn, but still flies relatively straight, and in V1, the flight is much less stable. 

Overall: The Penny is a very fun disc to throw off the tee. The somewhat lower profile gives it some extra speed when compared to deeper discs like a P2/Alpaca/Omega4. The Penny is very point-and-shoot and wants to hold whatever line you put it on. For players with faster arm speed, the Penny excels as a turnover discs that is perfect for wooded shots, anhyzers, and upshots. 

This is a wonderful putter, the flight is definitely neutral, the Victor plastics are grippy and flippier. The Alpha and Bravo plastics will hold whatever line you put it on. For putting I love the victor plastics, for driving I prefer the other plastics as they can take a little more torque than the Victor molds. 

I have used many different putters trying to find what feels best, and after running through the Pure, Judge, Luna, Bullet and Zone, I finally found one that feels Just right for me. I love this putter and will carry it with me to my grave.

Lone Star discs Victor plastic is one of the best feeling putter plastics I have ever felt. It is ultra grippy and gives you a lot of confidence when you putt. If it's possible, this plastic might even be too grippy. I absolutely love the Penny Putter for spin putts.

This is a solid beadless putter with a standard putting putter feel. It's domey, but not quite as domey as an Innova Aviar.

For throwing, I find the Penny putter to be straighter than the flight ratings indicate and it really doesn't have much end of flight fade at all.

Solid disc golf putter with a cool name and stamp.