Is this thing PDGA approved? because wow! This disc flies well on whatever line you put it on. it works great for a straight driver, approach disc or awesome putter. I took the place of my aviar after one day of throwing it, and after one round I wanted to buy 3 more just for putting practice! 

This disc has seriously improved my overall game by numerous strokes.

Thank you discmania!

I received this disc as a mystery add on when I purchased a basket. It came with a very cool astronaut stamp. I have been searching for a long time for a stable off the tee throwing putter. The glow C-line P2 is perfect for a point and shoot off the tee putter and approach disc. When thrown flat and hard it will fly dead straight with just a touch of finish. On a slight hyzer you will get a little pop up and glide with a stronger finish. On an anyhyzer line this disc will hold its line and wont turn and burn. I am very happy with this mystery disc!

Straight shooter with plenty of glide. 

I've been cycling through putters including Aviar, Dagger, Pig, Judge, and now the P2 in C Line Glow Plastic. This disc has made it into my bag. There is a friendly amount of glide on this disc that seems to keep it floating in the direction it's tossed with a slight amound of fade on the finish. While I don't use this for Circle 1 putts (I've committed to the Judge for those) I use this for Circle 2 putts and upshots where I need the disc to float a bit farther than usual. It's pretty much a point and shoot for me which gives me great confidence. I'd recommend anyone give this disc a shot. 

Disc: Discmania Glow C-Line P2 175 grams with mini Silver Rainbow Astronaut Stamp

Feel: This Glow C-Line plastic used for this run of P2 is pretty grippy and a touch more flexible than the standard C-Line. Almost like the S line P2's (which I own and love). Also, it's probably all in my head, but this C line glow and the S line P2 putters I have feel slightly heavier than any of the P or D line plastics in the same weight. They feel less controllable and lighter. They kind of move around too much. So on shorter putts I need to make, I miss more often. Whereas with this C line Glow and my S line, it's dead straight every time unless I mess up. So even if it isn't heavier, it feels like it is, and any advantage you can gain while putting is a huge advantage, haha!

Flight: For putts it does exactly what you would expect. It's pretty straight and only on longer putts of 20'+ do you have to play for a tiny little fade. For throwing off the tee and approach shots, it's very similar. Point and shoot with a nice controlled release and has a very straight flight with a tiny bit of fade at the end to make it predictable. Nice and soft on the landing unless you shoot it in low and on a hard hyzer angle. Haven't really wailed on it yet off the tee, as I already have a MVP SE Neutron Ion that is my throwing putter. But I'm sure it will be pretty stable as it's in C line. And you can throw this pretty much however you want and it ends up near the middle. Hyzers, anyhzers, low, high, whatever, it does it all with ease. 

Overall: Really nice putter and I personally love this way more than base line plastics like D and P line. Way more reliable for me putting, approaches and drives. Plus it glows, which rounds out my evening/night discs finally. Already have a few mids, a FW, and now a putter. So I can keep playing in the summer at night when the sun starts to go down. Might rotate this in and out with my beloved Swirly S line P2 for my main putting putter. And I LOVE the Astronaut stamps! InfiniteDiscs needs to get that stamp on WAY more discs. It is SO cool looking! 

This is my go to for throwing putter, it's the right amount of overstable that I don't have to worry about flipping over and I personally like how plastic feels.

This putter is SICK!!! You ever watch jomez and see the pros (James Conrad especially it seems) throw putters for miles on every hole and it just does whatever he wants it to? Well I'm no pro but it seemed impossible with a d-line p2 and i was ruining my putter off the tee so i splurged and bought a Glow C-Line p2 with a sick astronaut stamp and i can put it around 280-300 flat with no fade on a good throw. its perfect for straight tunnel shots or downhills and i just love putting this thing near the hole.

Disc: Discmania Glow C-Line P2 175 grams

Feel:The Glow C-Line plastic used for this run of P2 is grippy and more flexible than the standard C-Line and Luster from Discmania. Rim is smooth and no flashing present with a bit more depth than the baseline offerings of the P2. I have been getting very consistent and clean releases using a power grip.

Flight: Holds the release angle well through the high speed flight with the low speed fade kicking in as the speed drops. I found the glide to be higher than the Luster C-Line I have with a slightly less fade. Definitely holds anhyzer angles better after a brief break in period with a slow pan from anhyzer to flat when given a good amount of power. Full flight for me comes out to about 270-300 ft, with most lower line shots around 230-250 with great accuracy. Small amount of ground skip action when landing from a hyzer flight but most other angles have a soft landing.

Impressions & Comparisons: I found the Glow C-Line P2 (2/3.5/0/1) to be much more versatile than the Luster version (2/3/0/2) and find myself reaching for it for regular driving duties off the tee. A little more forgiving than the C/S-line P3x (3/2/0/2+) when getting it up to speed. Great confidence throwing this in all wind conditions knowing it will come back and land with great precision and distance control.

The Glow C line P2...These are amazing!  They are plenty overstable.  Throw these hard and flat and it goes straight for most of the flight and then the overstability kicks in.  These are right between a fresh S line P2 and a Sky God in stability.  In the hand its exactly what you would expect from a regular P2, no difference at all.  The Glow C line plastic has great grip and its on the softer side but not like R Pro soft.  It feels like standard Glow Champ. plastic.  These P2s have good glide to them.  They're not bricks like the Sky God.  In the wind they hold up pretty well.  The P2 is my go to for overstable approach shots, drives off the tee and short hyzer shots.  The Glow C line is another great addition to the P2 family.  Defiantly check one out.