The Pekapeka is RPM's turning driver, rated 9/6/-3/1. It suits hyzer flips and sustained turnovers with only a small finishing return. More powerful throwers may need a deliberate hyzer start to manage how far the turning portion moves across the fairway. RPM names the mold after New Zealand's long-tailed bat. The manufacturer's published flight information puts it in an understable fairway role, which is a different task from a wind-fighting driver chosen for a hard hook. The PDGA approved Pekapeka (DGFD2) on 5 July 2021.
The Pekapeka is RPM's turning driver, rated 9/6/-3/1. It suits hyzer flips and sustained turnovers with only a small finishing return. More powerful throwers may need a deliberate hyzer start to manage how far the turning portion moves across the fairway.
RPM names the mold after New Zealand's long-tailed bat. The manufacturer's published flight information puts it in an understable fairway role, which is a different task from a wind-fighting driver chosen for a hard hook.
The PDGA approved Pekapeka (DGFD2) on 5 July 2021.
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