Feel- It is quite unique in feel being a one speed and all but it seems to fit in my hand well. Bravo plastic feels premium and flexable. In my opinion it feels like a better ESP Flx from discraft. 

Flight- When ripped flat it'll hold straight and turn just a bit. I find the disc to be a little more glidy than the numbers suggest but it is still a short and amazing approach disc. 

Use- Turnovers and straight shots that need to ease into the green and not zip past it. Truly a one of a kind approach putter.
 

(Dillo - Bravo - 170g+)

My favorite one speed disc (out of 5 I have thrown). It is a straight flying disc with plenty of torque resistance. Then it tends to just stop and fall out of the air similar to a Berg (maybe a little more glide though). It feels better in the hand than the Berg or Polecat as well in my opinion. 

The go to upshot disc up to 200'. Released flat to anhyzer it will hold the line without overshooting the basket. Slight hyzer release and it flips to flat and glides. Handles a forehand release well. 

This is an awesome approach disc!  I feel like it's a more workable Berg.  A 1 speed with a reliable flight that you know won't go sailing long through C1.  The bravo plastic gives it that extra stability to stand up to winds, as well.

Its a point a shoot Berg. Not as torque resistant as the berg but I still love fore handing this disc all over. If its a dead straight shot between 150-210 and I am fore handing it is probably the Dillo. In my opinion it is a more workable (and better) Berg.

The Armadillo is less stable Berg with better glide. It's great as a putting putter or as an approach disc. If thumbtracks works for you, then you will love this disc. It will probably never leave my bag.

I have one 175G and one 170G in the Bravo Plastic. Took me a couple of games to figure it out but I'm glad I did. Great throwing putter for anything 200' and in for me. Feels good in the hand and flies true to the numbers. Straight with a subtle fade at the end of the flight. Holds lines well but will come out at the end of a anhyzer release. if not to drastic an angle.

Keep it up Lone Star and thanks.

I wasn't a believer in these Berg-type discs. But I tried this one out and it immediately went in my bag to stay. It's like some sort of cheat code you can use out on the course. Getting this disc to fly dead straight is incredibly easy. If you give it a full-power drive, it'll turn a bit, but always straightens out at the end. I throw mainly backhand, but the few times I've thrown it forehand, it's been able to handle the torque shockingly well. I have yet to accidentally flip this into a forehand roller. I don't have a great step-putt, so I resort to very light throws when making an approach. This disc is so good for that. It lets me give it a good run without having to worry about it skipping or going super long.

If you're ever on the wrong side of some lettuce (or cabbage, or kale, or whatever) and the only way to the basket is 20 feet straight up and down, this is it. It can helicopter straight down like nobody's business.

Glowing praise aside, the rim does feel a bit strange for actually putting with in my opinion. That being said, as far as throwing putters go, it's definitely in my personal top 3.

This is my go to disc for any shot 200' or less. It's a point and shoot disc holds just about any line you throw it on. I'd suggest the harpoon for a little more overstablity but this is such a great disc for anyone! 10/10 would recommend this disc for anyones bag!  

Great disc for learning upshots! It will hold any line with a touch of fade. Harder shots will make the Alpha/Bravo plastic flip but the Victor blends seem to have more torque resistance or over stability and they float!

Really enjoyed throwing this disc. I started using this for all of my upshots. Way better than trying to choke down a lot with a 3 speed putter I usually use. Has elements of a berg but I would say it is a little more glidey. Also if you put a lot on it, it will turn. Really enjoy the hand feel and have had a couple of throw ins from 100 with it!

Probably my favorite disc in the bag right now!  For comparison sake, it's a slightly glidier berg.  This disc is absolute money from 300' in for me.  It holds whatever line I put it on and, unlike the berg, will flip up if thrown with spin to allow for shot shaping.  It is THE perfect approach disc as the minimal glide keeps it from sailing far past the target.  Seriously, get you one NOW!

Amazing approach putter. The disc flies dead straight with just just a bit of hyzer at the end, gets very minimal ground play and really doesn't like to fly past the basket. I've thrown it from 100 feet out, missed chain high and had about 20 feet coming back while the entire throw would have fit under a low ceiling with room to spare.

I was skeptical if I needed a new approach disc since I was comfortable with what I was using, but now that I have it, it is outstanding. I'm reaching for it anytime I'm within 150 feet of the basket knowing I don't have to throw it hard since it will do all the work.

Bravo plastic feels great in the hands, flexible and grippy without being gummy.