I use the Pilot as my putting putter and it has greatly improved my putt (spin putt). I have tried other discs from time to time but always go back to this disc. The glide lets me be be a bit more consistent from C2 which I can't do with less glidey discs, and the shallower rim gives me better control than the other putters I have tried. I will say the glide makes airballs a little scary but I think that is more about my putting skills, less about the disc... Dont see myself ever using another putter!

Love these for putting, very neutral with a reliable fade back from c2 but will hold anhyzer putts around trees well. Plastic is grippy enough and I like the shallow mold. Throwing a premium plastic version is very nice as well, very straight and avoids turning over.

The Pilot is not my primary throwing putter but I always carry it and use it when I need something with a little more glide than the Envy. It's honestly one of the most under-rated putters on the market. In my experience it fades just a little more than the Flight numbers say but it glides just as well if not better than the 5 it is listed at. I would compare it to a Keystone from Latitude 64 but slightly more overstable and with a better glide. It's definitely worth having one or even two in the bag if you're running an MVP family bag. I have only used the Firm plastic and the Neutron plastic but I am interested in getting a soft plastic as well. My only complaint is that I don't care for the stamp on this particular one. The pilot looks like he has a giant nose and that's all i can see when i look at it. I think the previous stamp was so much more aesthetically pleasing which can make a difference mentally. 

The Pilot has to be one of my most versatile putters, and is also the only disc I always have more than one plastic in my bag of the mold. I currently have 2 electron firm Pilots, along with a proton pilot, all of which serve as a different part of my bag, from my straight tunnel driving shots, my putts, and a reliable fade shot. The mold is very well done, and fits well in the hand. With the electron plastic, this disc will pull a hyzer flip like a champ and fly straight as an arrow, with a fade out that only comes at the very end of flight. It flies smoothly, and reliably. 

The glide of this disc was immediately noticeable and required an adjustment period. My first 5 putts hit solidly the top band of the basket instead of the heart of the chains.  After a few rounds though this is my new putter.  My Electron Firm Pilots remind me most of Eraser Voodoo's.  The Pilot has a less round nose, has a flatter top and slightly bigger microbead... it just feels better in my hand.  And it glides like no Voodoo do.  The Firm plastic I like a lot and is slightly stiffer than Eraser but has a similar grippiness.  Durability and toughness are not great though.  I won't be driving with Electron Pilots anywhere near a tree.  I had been carrying both Wizards and Habits for in and out of circle putts, but the Pilot can replace both reducing the number of molds in the bag.

I was putting with an eclipse glow pilot but once I picked up the electron firm (175g) I haven't looked back. I tried the electron soft but the thing just bounced off the pole. The electron firm flies straight, sticks when it hits, and just as importantly, feels great in the hand.

It's ever so slightly deeper than an Envy (1-2mm) but not as deep as say, a P2. The pilot fits my hand. Probably gonna get half a dozen of these for practice putting. Price is great as well.

Important Note: Discs made from Electron plastic are not made for anything but putting and mild approach shots. The Pilot and other Electron plastic discs such as the Envy are not intended to be thrown off the tea. Get the Neutron or Plasma plastic for that because Electron plastic wasn't designed, and simply can't, hold up to big hits. One good tree hit with Electron plastic and the disc is forever changed. That's why pros have putters that they only use for putting and Electron Pilots are like that.

this disc is my go to putter for inside the circle since going full mvp/axiom/streamline super flat and shallow feels great.

The Pilot is a fantastic all around putting putter. I trust it into headwind putts, regardless of the -1 turn because NUMBERS DON'T MEAN ANYTHING! I feel like it goes straight longer than most putters I've used over the last couple years. I have a retired pair that are now my go to hyzerflip turnover putters which is Very useful on wooded courses.

I have not used the more premium plastics. Electron, for me, is where it is at. It has great grip, it's firm and it usually beats in, literally, rather than fraying over time like some plastics do.

The more beat in, the more money they are both for putting and throwing off the tee, but if you want to crank one then buy a premium plastic and see what happens.