Review is for Zero Soft, but I've thrown it in gold plastic as well. Its really probably a 2.5 star disc, but closer to 3 than 2.

Bottom Line: If you want a realllllly deep putter, that is kind of like a catch disc give it a shot. I could see it helping someone converting from ultimate. 

I've never met anyone bagging these. I've only met a few people who have thrown them. Popularity isn't always a measure of a discs capability, but in this case I think it speaks true to the Dagger. Its does glide, and will set down where you want it. It doesn't perform poorly, but good luck getting a clean release. Based on that I would not recommend it for actual putting. The applications I would really recommend it for are transitioning from ultimate, or for those coasty approach shots that velcro in place.

I do recommend it for beginners especially those with a background in ultimate or catch. Don't expect this to stay in your bag forever.

Similar Discs: Sonic (kind of), PA4 (kind of), Fastback (Kind of). Ultimately its just a Dagger, and mostly its own thing. Maybe even a Condor would be like a much bigger version.

Notable Pro Use: None, not even the ones that helped develop it.

When i got this putter i had 2 Aviars one in DX and one in Champ both in the 150 range. I had tried a heavy Dagger out one night during club warmups and fell in love. It's my go to for mid range puts and windy days. I have everyone i know try this out at least once!