Reviewing in Eclipse plastic- this is a great 1 speed disc. You can get it in 160 grams which makes it less touchy than all of the 1 speeds that aren't made that heavy. The profile is nice and smooth, and the Eclipse plastic has great grip and durability. Very much a straight shooter that doesn't dump and roll away too much. Definitely one of my favorites that deserves more praise 

Oustanding disc. Throw and catch for sure but your mates will regret getting you warmed up as it will be laser accurate during your round too. At 160g it feels like a regular disc. I just needed to adapt my grip to make sense of the narrow rim. Drives, approaches, putts from a knee, it can do them all!

I have a Glitch and a MVP Watt as well as the Pitch, they are all similar. I am starting to prefer the Pitch over the other 2 the Pitch is has a grippy feel which works well with how I like to use it. I like to throw 'turbo' putts and this plastic works pretty well for that. The Pitch does have a very high glide that it lives up to as well 

Great compliment to the MVP glitch. I personally like this disc better than the glitch but I could just be because of the total eclipse plastic. For me it flies just like the glitch. It is perfect for glidey shots that you need touch on. 

Imagine a proxy and a glitch had a baby, you get a Pitch. It does have a subtle turn to it but overall flies very straight. Another perk is I got mine in a 160 grams so it feels more reliable than my 150g glitch. 

*NOTE* I only give 5-stars out to discs that I bag and throw actively. A 4-star disc is great. It may come in and out of the bag for me, but I could see another player actively bagging it.

Is this a Glitch? Yes. But no. What I love about the Pitch is the handfeel. Axiom got rid of the bead for the Pitch. This feels shallower and better in the hand, but still has that glidey catch and throw fun that the Glitch possesses. Ideal for short Pitch and putt courses. When you're off the fairway and just need to Pitch one around the corner.

With a shallower hand feel I was worried that this wouldn't be as glidey as a stock Glitch, but the Pitch doesn't disappoint. I was still able to crank this out to 350' on smooth hyzer flips. The Pitch has hardly any finish when given any semblance of power. All of the utility and glide of the Glitch, but with a much better hand feel.