Great overstable low profile putter with a small bead. Very similar mold to an innova colt or stud, but boxy-er, and more overstable in my experience. The Tomb likes to be thrown higher than other putters, but it is very reliable and comfortable in the hand. It can also serve as an overstable approach disc somewhat. Not quite as overstable as a Zone or Toro, but it fits a nice slot between those and a straighter putter

Where to start? I love this disc. I've tried it in S-blend, I-blend, C-blend, and halo s-blend. All of them are great, adding just varying degrees of stability but all are extremely workable throwing putters that has a great glide to it.

id recommend it to those looking for something to grow into with their golf game.

The flight of the Tomb is nothing especially significant, it is (in premium plastics) a stable to overstable putter, that seems to fly pretty fast compared to other putters on account of its thin rim shape. However, this thin, beaded rim also gives the Tomb a very unique hand feel, which will most likely make or break this disc for an individual. The Tomb is, firstly, a very shallow, v-tech putter. (v-tech meaning the bottom half of the rim contains a conVex curve). As somebody who power grips all my discs, and never felt quite comfortable throwing something like a Proxy or an Aviar, this feels great.* The feel is closer to an approach disc like a Cuplrit or a Zone, but with a bead. (In fact, the tomb is rumored to share the same top-mold piece as the Rat, which looks a lot like a Zone). This, along with it being available in many plastics, made the Tomb my personal throwing putter.

*In d-blend, the tomb is EVEN shallower, which you might even be able to see via the skinnier parting line flashing marks in side profile pictures. I found a d-blend tomb to be a little too shallow on a backhand even for me, though it did feel great on a sidearm. I ended up getting an Innova Stud instead to cover the understable side of my throwing putter needs, which feels very similar in the hand. My d-blend tomb also had issue with the flight plate warping after hitting trees, though this could be a product of the individual disc. 

This has been the best putter I have tried to this point (alpaca, scarab, and maiden). I have been able to increase my putting distance with disc because it flies so strait. Love the feel of it too. Whether you are a beginner or more experienced this disc has a place in your bag.

The Tomb is a fantastic disc! I got it in I-Blend plastic to use exclusively as a throwing putter. I use it for any approach shot where I need it to fly straight for the majority of the shot, with a nice fade at the end. In the premium plastic, the fade is more like 1.5.

I don't give discs poor reviews because the flight numbers are wrong but not only are the numbers way off but the disc itself just isn't anything special.  This is an overstable throwing putter in the same vein as an Envy or Aviar3.  Not a ton of glide but won't want to hit the ground till it reaches its "overstable lift" and fade.  Not a "point and shoot" putter whatsoever.  Takes some seasoning to get it to hold a line. Both I blend and S blend were pretty beefy.  

This disc is very straight! Favorite throwing putter off the tee lately. Will try it as a putting putter next. Get you 1 or 5 today!

This is becoming my favorite approach disc by far. It handles the torque from my forehand so well to go dead straight for 300 ft and is great for holding angles on both hyzer and anhyzer. Point and shoot as it gets. I-blend starts out a little beef but beats in amazing. Will be ordering more

This is hands down the best throwing putter I've ever thrown. The first thing that impressed me was the feel of this disc. I have it in both I-blend and Metal Flake C-blend, which both feel fantastic in my hand. They are very flat, with a low profile and a bead. I don't usually like beaded discs, but the tomb is the exception. 

I was even more impressed after I threw this disc for the first time. It went dead straight, with a slight finish at the very end of the flight. That is exactly what I want in a throwing putter. The best part was I could power-grip it and throw it with almost full power, and it still had the same flight. This is probably my most thrown disc. I use it for approaches and any drive within 300 feet that requires a straight shot. It goes pretty much as far as my midranges but is even more accurate. 

If you are looking for a throwing putter, you will not regret picking up a tomb. 

Greatest driving putter I've ever seen holds flat well high speed turn to a little degree holds hyzer. Softer approach shots it's really nice for have multiple of these because they are so versatile 

This is the FIRST putt/approach disc that I would give five stars to - maybe six stars if I could.  And I have a bag full of assorted putt/approach discs.  It is the first putt/approach disc that goes where I want it to go, flies like it's supposed to fly, and basically does what I want it to do - consistently!  It also has a great feeling to it.  In addition to putt and approach, I use it for mid-range, fairways, and even some shorter drives.  It helps give me the confidence I so desperately need.  The flight numbers are right on too. I love it!

In my personal opinion the tomb is the best point and shoot throwing putter. This most recent run of I-blend has proven to be a bit more overstable with a touch more dome than past c-blend and s-blend I have owned. We will see how they beat in. For me this disc has me covered for straight shots up to 320ft, but can be thrown for hyzers and turnovers alike. With the flat top and blunt edge it also handles wind fairly well.

The tomb quickly became a staple in my bag. On not so windy days it's my go to putter. Excellent for throwing, even flicking. It does it all. Very shallow. 

I absolutely love the Tomb, I throw it more than my mid ranges now for approach shots. It holds its line very well and 3 have now made their way into my bag. 

This disc has surprising stability. If you're looking for a shallow throwing putter, this is the one. 150ft in, I am using this a forehand approach disc. Goes dead straight and always has a bit of finish at the end. 

I like to throw lasers on the course and this disc is great for that.  This disc is a great throwing putter.  It's got maybe a bit more glide than listed and is a point and shoot throwing putter.  Great for low clearance fairways, spike, and skip shots. 

The Tomb has very quickly taken the top spot as my favourite all around throwing putter, both off the tee and from the fairway.

The combination of glide and stability that the Tomb offers is in the sweet spot. It isn't so overstable that it just drops out of the sky, yet it still has enough stability to handle a lot of power and not even think about turning over. It also handles wind remarkably well.

The shape of the rim is very comfortable for most players, offering a shallow feel with a small bead making releasing the disc easily and effortless. This makes it ideal for both backhands and forehands.

This disc is truly amazing and I cannot wait to try it in more plastics. I can't recommend the Tomb enough!

Straight shooter!

The Tomb is a great disc for beginners and currently my go to putter. This disc is easy to control, and goes exactly where I want it to go. I sometimes use it as a mid range (with mixed results) as well. The I-blend plastic was a little slippery when I first got it, but a few short weeks of play afterwards, it has beaten in nicely. This plastic seems very durable.. much more so than Innova DX plastic. Highly recommend picking up one of these discs!