I really like this as a putter. It feels very comfortable in my hand and I'm able to be pretty consistant with it. I'm not sure what else to say beyond that - I have purchased multiple copies for practicing with.

I went through several different putter to find what was right for me. The Nomad hit the spot. For me It's a very controllable disc that I can make putts from 15 feet to 40 feet and still feel as if I'm in control. I highly recommend this disc to everyone. 

Lovely putter. It's not a deep rim, which I like. It feels a lot like a Judge but I like the flight better. It's also like a slightly more glide-y Aviar that is less deep of a rim. I've only used the electron plastic but it is my main putting-putter nowadays. That being said, these things actually rip and I tee off with them regularly. By rip, I mean, I get them out to 325 feet. They go as far or farther than my midranges. My max distance drives with drivers are 380-400.

A disclaimer for electron plastic - cosmetically, it beats up really quick. I was really worried that it was just cheap, bad plastic. It looks a bit rugged, but it flies exactly the same months later. It has not gotten more flippy or unstable - which is great!

The nomad flies just like I want it to, feels great, and isn't too pricey. What's not to love?

I absolutely love this putter. I picked one up in Electron plastic, 174g, and it's become my go-to putter. It flies very smoothly, especially on puts with spin. I don't love using it for push puts quite as much, but it still does a great job! There aren't many putters out there that glide as well as the Nomad does when thrown off the tee. You can get a lot of distance out of it, I've gotten 300 on multiple occasions. Can't sing this discs praises enough, I love it!

The Nomad is a putter I've been waiting for. Now that I've had it in my bag for a few months I can say with confidence that the wait is over. I also feel like I have to compare it to the Ohm because of how complimentary they are in my bag.

For me the Nomad is a more "putter" version of the Ohm, which is by far my favorite throwing putter. Now where the Ohm will bounce off the pole a lot if used as a normal putter, at least for me, the electron Nomad absorbs some of that and sticks in the basket very nice.

My putting Nomad is soft electron 172g and my throwing Nomad is medium electron 175g.

The nice thing about my throwing Nomad is that like the Ohm, it holds any line I put on it, but unlike the Ohm, it won't glide forever and I can trust it to drop when I want and stick where I want.

I'm looking forward to the Neutron Nomad because I don't like throwing electron plastic- one tree hit and you have a different disc because the rims on the Nomads seem to be softer than normal.

For putting, from just outside the circle and in, my Nomad does not have any surprises. Sticks to chains no matter how much spin or speed. For far putts I still use my Ohm because of the better glide.

This disc could be anyone's putter, beginner to pro, but for throwing, I'm not sure if beginners will get into it because of how beat up it can get and it's relatively low glide compared to the Ohm for example.

All in all, when the Nomad came out my putter dream came true.