Incredible approach disc. It has just enough stability to fill in the slot between your overstable approach disc and your straight putter. Also, the low profile makes it feel incredible in hand. My favorite putter to throw off the tee

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Rating 5/5

I don't bag every shot and putt with this disc, so don't expect those type of claims here.

What I will tell you is this is a SOLID putt & approach disc / low-speed midrange that will teach a *ton* about low speed technique and placement that every player could benefit from, and though it doesn't work miracles, it's baggable, from the very first time you pick it up.

DGA rates this as one of their meatier putt/approach discs, but I find its angle selection far more workable than most other brands' discs I've tried. I can slice this out past my backhand when I need it to, or hyzerflip it instead; it anhyzers very elegantly and yet can hold a super straight line if thrown flat with tons of spin. Low spin throws will drop out of the sky like an Innova Rhyno. It turbo putts very predictably too, if that's your thing. As I write this, I realize I haven't tried a roller with it yet, but honestly, I haven't needed to; whether hilly, tunnelly, lots of water hazards or a completely foreign course I find this disc gets me within the circle, usually parking at tap-in distances.

I would very much recommend this disc for a new player who has tons of power but little finesse. I would also recommend it for someone who wants to practice shot shaping on heavily wooded courses. I would also recommend it to someone who needs a trusty putter for windy environments. It makes an excellent midrange  compliment to a Latitude 64 Fuse, and is very similar to a Westside Discs Harp or Innova Rhyno. I bag the Breaker instead of the Rhyno because I run at least half the games I play and the extra speed and stability the Breaker provides just works better for me whether walking or running.

I bag two of these and both are throwing putters, I would not recommend putting with these. It has a shallow rim and its feels great in the hand.

D-Line - This disc was pretty stable out of the box but not as stable as the pro line. It got beat in fairly quickly and now I use it primarily as my understable putter. It's great for anhyzer shots for both back hand and forehand.

Pro-Line - This disc is very overstable, especially for a putter. If you throw it on a low line and put some juice into it than it will just fly straight and have a tiny forward skip. If you throw it on a bit higher line than it will hyzer out at the end.

Comparison - In the hand it feels similar to a Zone or an Aviar3. As far as flight goes I'd say it's definitely more stable than Aviar3 but not as stable as a Zone. It's the 3rd most stable putter than I've tried after my Zone and my Harp.

Final thoughts - You need give this disc a try because I think you'd be pleasantly surprised. 

This disc is the overstable throwing putter you are looking for. Throw it hyzer, get a sweeping hyzer. Throw it flat, get a straight flight with a predictable reliable fade. Give it some anny, get a slow flex out the entire flight. It flies almost identical to a Discmania P2, however, I find many times it is more consistent in the high speed phase off the tee. On top of the touch of added high speed lack of turn, it also carries a low profile that is tremendously comfortable in the hand. If you've been looking for an upshot putter or one for a consistent drive off the tee, it gets no better than a DGA breaker. I throw one in SP plastic and one in their proline. The SP tends to be a bit shorter with a quicker fade were the SP tends to hit the reliable fade a touch later. 

Very consistent overstable putter. I carry these in one of the bag for very specific shots. It works great if you want a fairly straight flight with a good finish at the end. Good for slight head wind approach shots as well as great utility forehand shots. You can always rely on the stability of this disc.