Where do I even start? The Tui as a putting putter is a five star disc. The Tui as a throwing putter is also a 5 star disc! I am currently bagging the Tui in 2 different plastics. I am putting with the Magma Soft Tui which is absolute money. I have always been a fan of softer plastics for putters and when I first found the Magma Soft Tui, it changed my mind about other plastics on the market that I had previously putted with. The Magma Soft is some of the softest and most grippy blend I have ever felt. The way it feels in my hand is unmatched by any other putter I have ever held. Also, I work at a disc golf shop so I have felt pretty much every putter/plastic blend available in the current market. If you are a fan of soft putters, a Magma Soft Tui is a MUST FEEL! The mold itself is a very shallow putter which fits great in my small hands. Along with using the Magma Soft Tui as my putter, I am bagging another Magma Soft Tui for turnover putter drives and approaches. In addition to the Magma Softs, I am also bagging an Atomic Tui. These are outstanding for a hyzerflip putter shot that will flip up to flat, turn over some and never really come back. These are not quite as understable as the Magma Soft Tui but they are still outstanding turnover putters. If you are a RHBH player wanting a putter that will go right or a LHBH player wanting a putter to go left, this is the perfect disc for you. If you want to learn more about the Tui please check out the video below.

 

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Magma Soft  173g+ as a putter is incredible.  not very durable, but very good putter.  I bought several of these , tried all the plastics, the platinum plastic ( cannot find anymore ) is great. If you turn this disc over , most likely will stay turned over. if you throw straight will stay straight.  Not for power or forehand,  if you throw hard all the time, this is not for you.

RPM brand has some great discs and some of the nicest stamps,  I bought one for a friend. she hangs it on the wall.  I would give it 5 stars if... could but stacks of the Magma Soft at a better price or still find the Platinum plastic.  This feels like the earliest Innova ROC , so as a putter it is fast.  Just throw softer and trust it. Beginners who throw with control will like this disc,  experienced players  that throw smooth and soft will like the line with 170g+

I have a Magma Soft, 175 gram Tui.  I would say I'm a beginner/intermediate player, with this disc being largely responsible for my progression towards intermediate.

This disc has helped my backhand immensely.  I can get it to hold hyzers, annies, go straight, hyzer flip to straight, hyzer flip to anny . . . And it has zero fade.  Every time I throw it on a drive (and don't hit a tree ten feet in front of me), someone asks what it was I just threw, because it finishes that straight.  I max out distance wise with it at about 250'.  It'll burn out right if you overpower it or throw it into a headwind, but it's a putter, not a Boss.

I used my Tui all summer as my dedicated putter and for one disc rounds - it's going to stay in my bag as an approach/short tunnel shot disc, but as my [spush style] putting has improved, I've started having trouble keeping it from going right on longer putts.

I wear size Large gloves, and the Tui feels good in my hand - some deeper putters feel a little too bulky for me.  The Magma Soft plastic feels fantastic, and just stays where it lands.  No skips, no roll aways.  

I can't recommend this disc enough for someone learning to throw backhand.