If you are new to the game and are throwing destroyers then this disc is for you.  This disc is an okay wind fighter and great for people like me when i was first starting out and could only throw 250' but were bagging a 12 speed disc (complete mistake).All BS aside this disc is only good for new plasyers that don't know how to throw putters.........I think i heard that this is the first of 11 new putter molds lets hope that a they make putters for more than noobs. This is the reason you don't see anyone throwing this disc on youtube.

I was looking for reviews to see if anyone has had the same experience I've had with this disc, so allow me to be a first. Anyone who enjoys an overstable putter, both as a putter and a thrower, I suggest you pick this up. I wanted to try something new, not because I don't enjoy my current putter (Discmania P2), both because I wanted a little more glide and I want to maybe find a new putter that is actually still in consistent production that I will not have to overpay for. At first touch, it feels similar but to me it feels a little deeper in the rim, which I enjoy. I've been really enjoying this disc so far. It's a pretty consistent putter that is strong in a wind both with putts and approaches. The disc holds any line as well. Thrown in a hyzer this disc has a pretty consistent fade. Thrown flat and hard the disc resists turn and has a consistent fade with not a lot of ground play at all. On anhyzer, the disc has some turn but fights out for a straight finish. I have this in the og base plastic, but I am excited to try this in each plastic and in the premium plastic that will be released in the spring. This is also a local disc for me since it's produced in Georgia, which is a plus. I suggest picking it up and trying it out because if this works, the disc golf manufacturer game will be changed forever since this is a putter only manufacturer. Good job EV-7. 

175g OG Firm EV-7 Penrose:

I usually putt with KC Aviars, but wanted to give this putter a shot with all the hype. I got the max weight OG Firm, which reminds me of the Geo plastic from Discmania. The OG firm is very grippy and not quite as firm as I expected...it has a bit of give, not as rock-like as my KC's. It also has a microbead that is a comfortable resting place for the index finger and is much smaller than the bead on an KC Aviar or a Judge..The disc isn't quite as deep as as an Aviar...it's more like a Judge depth-wise, which feels very comfortable in hand for throwing. You can really rip on this disc for throws and it'll fly dead straight with tons of glide with a reliable left finish. Definitely a good overstable putter for throwing. As for putting, I use an anhyzer putt and this disc goes straight and gets flat just like my KC's. Definitely more stable than a Judge, for comparison. TLDR: this is a very good overstable putter than you can rip on and use for putting with confidence. Lots of glide. Would definitely recommend picking one up.

Got the medium plastic. This flies straight with a consistent left finish. Played in high wind recently, disc held up fine (short drift to the right, came back easily). As for putting, this is like a wizard with a little more glide. Fun disc.