Atua Series: Tawhirimatea 13/5/-2.5/2 brosforchange

Tāwhirimātea (kahu xg) is a great high speed driver with gentle turn good glide and a hard fade. It is also makes a great forehand disc.

Atomic plastic

The Māori word for weather is rangi (also meaning sky). In
Māori tradition, the deity who controls the weather is
Tāwhirimātea.
In the creation story, the children of Ranginui (the sky father)
and Papatūānuku (the earth mother) wished to separate their
parents so that light could come into the world. The only brother
who did not agree to this was Tāwhirimātea, the god of wind and
storms. When Ranginui and Papatūānuku were separated, he
ascended to the sky to be with his father. Together they plotted
revenge against the other brothers. Tāwhirimātea began to
produce numerous offspring.
The four winds
Tāwhirimātea sent away his wind children: one to the north
(tūāraki), one to the south (tonga), one to the east (marangai)
and one to the wes...