What is the coat type predictability during the F1 generation cross of a Huskydoodle?

Predictability is low, resulting in essentially a 50/50 gamble between the Husky and Poodle coats.

The F1 generation represents the first cross between two purebred parents, meaning the genetic contribution from each parent breed is approximately equal (50/50). Consequently, predicting which parent's coat characteristics—the thick double coat of the Husky or the low-shedding, curly coat of the Poodle—will manifest is highly uncertain. This lottery of genetics means coat texture and shedding potential are very hard to guarantee until the dog matures, which is why later generations (F2 or multi-generation) are sometimes sought for greater consistency, provided ethical breeding occurs.