I love this disc! I originally got this to just be my putter since I liked the feel in my hand, but I actually loves how it throws too! I was wanting something that could handle full power without turning over and it does just that, but it isn't so overstable that it dumps hard left either. If I ever need a dead straight shot, especially one where I don't want to overthrow it, this is my go to.

The numbers on the Wren are really accurate. It will give you some predictable fade at the end of the flight, and it can handle quite a bit of power before it starts to turnover on you. Forehands don't come out super cleanly, but the torque isn't the issue, more just the handfeel. If you like slightly shallower putters than you'll appreciate the Wren. Backhand approaches or putts feel great as well. It's an all-around 

Shallow beadless putter. While handfeel is entirely subjective this disc is currently my favorite feeling putting putter. The plasic is super nice with really good grip. It is soft but the disc is still pretty stiff. For throwing the Wren shows a surprising amount of stability. Thrown full power (60 ish mph) It is surprisingly straight and thrown at more putter speeds on control shots it flies straight and fades out reliably. Not beefy but reliable. A premium plastic of this would probably be a nice controlable throwing putter while I would expect this base plastic one to beat in to a nice contolled hyzer flip to turn disc. More stable than the numbers based on other putters with comparable numbers.

really like the plastic on this. kinda reminds me of eraser plastic from gateway but a little less eraser-y. flies nice and stable, a lot like a KC pro aviar but mine has a bit more bite. closer to the KC pro aviar than a eraser wizard, for example. I actually got a 240 foot ace with it my first time out. 

doesn't have much turn for me unless I really whip it. hand feel is similar to a beadless aviar. I think it's a really good thrower and a good putter if you like them beadless and gently overstable.

This is an excellent putting and throwing putter. Unfortunatley, it only comes in the Strao plastic (base) right now, but I would love to try this out in the Thermo plastic (premium). The Wren feels extremely comfortable in the hand and is easy to get clean releases.

For throwing, there is just enough stability, to trust this not to turn over on finesse shots. On full power shots you'll find that it holds up to some power. 

For putting, the Wren is extremely neutral and workable. Great to putt with on any line.