Low speed its a very straight flyer. RHBH with some power it will turn right then finish with a slight turn left. RHFH softer throws it with fly straight, but the more power you put in your throw it will go left then slowly turn right. After my 1st practice round with it became my go to disc for straight shots around 150'-250'. 

I am a huge fan of stable midranges, and this disc fits right in with my bag. When thrown flat, I can trust the Piwakawaka to stay true to the line and glide right where I point it. I tried the disc with a little hyzer and a touch more power, and got a nice flip-to-flat. Even when flipped up, it stayed straight for a while before coming back out. I think this could be a great disc for somebody looking to take the next step in growing their disc collection.

I. Love. This. Disc.

This thing is my favorite disc in my bag, zero debate. When you throw it flat, this thing will finish slightly to the right and you can rely on that. I would give this disc a -1 fade if I could, it's that reliable.

On courses that were designed for LHBH or RHFH players in mind, or for players without a RHFH in general, this thing works as an equalizer and can save you so much.

One small issue I have noticed is if you release it with a little anhyzer from RHBH, it never really comes back. It'll hold that anhyzer, hit the ground, and cut roll. You can work around that though, or work it to your favor.

Also, it's always fun when someone asks what disc that was after watching it fade right from flat, and seeing the visible confusion when you say the name.

By all means though, get this disc and add a new throw angle to your game.

Received base plastic during a trip to NZ as a gift. Seems very flippy and turns over with anymore than 50% power. It didn't seem consistent even after 20-30 min with it. I have other discs that do the same thing so wouldn't make my bag but I could see it for a beginner.