RPM Atomic Huia Fairway Driver Golf Disc

PDGA Approved in 2019, the Huia has quickly become a very important part of my bag. This stable to overstable fairway driver was quick to replace the Volt in my bag but with more stability. I don’t have to worry about the Huia flipping over in the wind, especially a newer Cosmic or Atomic variety of it. As a left handed player, I can rely on this disc when I want to throw hard and still get a reliable finish to the right. With that being said, with some anhyzer angle, I can also get some decent turn and glide out of it. I have a Strata (baseline) Huia which I can really get to turn over to the left but still get a nice fade at the end of the flight. The feel in the hand can take some getting used to, to be honest but once I discovered how workable this disc is, I don’t see it ever leaving my bag. I have about 5 or 6 backups just in case I ever end up losing one. However I don’t see that happening anytime in the near future because every time I reach for the Huia, it does exactly what I want it to do without having to worry. If I need to go right (once again as a predominantly LHBH thrower) for shots that are sub 300′ the Huia is it for me. Also worth mentioning, the few times I have tried the Huia for a sidearm throw (only because I hardly ever flick) it has always worked out for me. Overall just a great stable to overstable fairway driver that you can always rely on.

If you are interested in learning more about the Huia, please consider checking out this playlist with videos all about the RPM Discs Huia: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLW_PphhAUBjUDGJnKMkdyBQa2F6OA8pAk

PDGA Approved in 2019, the Huia has quickly become a very important part of my bag. This stable to overstable fairway driver was quick to replace the Volt in my bag but with more stability. I don’t have to worry about the Huia flipping over in the wind, especially a newer Cosmic or Atomic variety of it. As a left handed player, I can rely on this disc when I want to throw hard and still get a reliable finish to the right. With that being said, with some anhyzer angle, I can also get some decent turn and glide out of it. I have a Strata (baseline) Huia which I can really get to turn over to the left but still get a nice fade at the end of the flight. The feel in the hand can take some getting used to, to be honest but once I discovered how workable this disc is, I don’t see it ever leaving my bag. I have about 5 or 6 backups just in case I ever end up losing one. However I don’t see that happening anytime in the near future because every time I reach for the Huia, it does exactly what I want it to do without having to worry. If I need to go right (once again as a predominantly LHBH thrower) for shots that are sub 300′ the Huia is it for me. Also worth mentioning, the few times I have tried the Huia for a sidearm throw (only because I hardly ever flick) it has always worked out for me. Overall just a great stable to overstable fairway driver that you can always rely on.

If you are interested in learning more about the Huia, please consider checking out this playlist with videos all about the RPM Discs Huia: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLW_PphhAUBjUDGJnKMkdyBQa2F6OA8pAk