Not sure it necessarily merits the extra 0.5 on the fade versus just a 1.0, but otherwise its flight numbers seem to be valid; the other possible exception is that the glide could maybe take that extra 0.5: Field testing this with the 2/4/0/1 Xing and 2/4/0/0 Rune, the Nomad's flight was pretty much on par with them except it was consistently going a little farther than either of these others. Maybe it's the "gyro" effect? I got a 10-pack of Xings three years ago and they've been our primary putters since (until very recently as I've been experimenting with several others); with similar performance but better distance on long shots, the Nomad might bump out the Xing. The feel is a little different with the overmold: The plastic of the rim feels quite different from the rest of the disc, and the point where they meet feels more pronounced than it is with other overmolds I have. I like the idea of the recycled R2 plastic, and the glossy black/white rim combo looks pretty good, if a bit plain compared to many flashier discs. I do wonder if it might be tricky to spot if it ends up in shady brush: I've had that problem with another black disc at times, though as a putter this should be a less likely occurance than with the driver.

Bought the Halloween edition as a compliment to my MVP Watt. The Nomad is my new fav disc. I know exactly what it's going to do, it will fly dead straight with a slightly overstable finish. Very comfortable rim and glows in the dark! My new go-to.

I absolutely love the feel of this disc in my hand. I recently got this disc in a mystery box before getting it I only used a challenger to putt with. The nomad has replaced the challenger even though the plastic is a little harder. I don't drive with putters since my arm isn't that big so I have no experience with it off the tee.