If you like stable putting putters this one is for you!  It might even kick your luna out of your bag...  I personally like a bead on my putting putters so I dont putt with these, but, I love throwing them.  I use glow plastic for these and they hold lines so nicely without turning over.  They will fight out of a flex or glide on hyzer without diving off.  Much more glide than advertised.

Since I picked up my Takapus, they have been my go-to throwing putters!! There is enough torque resistance for sidearms, but the deeper rim may be uncomfortable for some people (especially on the forehand side of things)! This has more fade than a Ruru, but is still easily controllable for slower arm speeds (I mean it is a putter). When thrown flat with a good amount of power, this disc will just glide straight and gently fade at the end. I use this in three or four different plastic types since I can manipulate this disc to do basically whatever I want it to! It is also beadless for those of you that prefer no bead.

RPM Glow - This is my flat to good fade throwing putter. RPM Glow tends to be the most overstable of the RPM Plastics (with few exceptions) so this flies at about a 2,3,0,2. This will also fly straight and have a slight less finish in stronger headwinds 2,3,0 1, but in lighter headwinds holds true to these numbers. Thrown flat, it will carry straight and have a good (but not overly strong) fade. Thrown on Hyzer, it will hold that line gently the whole time. Thrown on Anhyzer, it will hold that line for a good amount before gently fading back.

Atomic/Cosmic - Both are pretty much point-and-shoot. Cosmic is slightly more stable than the Atomic. Thrown flat, the Atomic will have a slight turn before finishing with a lighter fade than the Glow, but the Cosmic will hold flat with no turn and finish slightly less stable than the Glow. Thrown on Hyzer, the Cosmic will hold that line with less fade than the Glow, but the Atomic will flip up to flat before coming back with a slight fade. Thrown Anhyzer, the Cosmic will hold that line and have just a touch of fade, but the Atomic will hold that line and finish with very little fade.

Magma Soft - this feels similar (though a bit softer) to an R-Pro disc by Innova (cannot make other comparisons as I haven't thrown many other companies' softer plastics). Thrown Flat, it will turn and hold that turn before gently fading at the end. Thrown on hyzer, it will flip to flat, turn slightly, and fade gently. Thrown on anhyzer it will dump unless given good height, at which point it will hold that line and never really fade back.