It's a pretty good disc for putting not good in the wind but any other time it a good putter for throwing you need to throw soft or it will turn right into a roller but over all it's a good disc

My first thoughts when handling this disc were "man, when they say firm, they weren't kidding". I mean like hubcap firm. You can knock on the flight plate, and it has no give whatsoever, unlike the alpaca in i-blend that I'm comparing it to. The firm version may be lacking some in the grip department too. I never got to play it in the rain, but practice putting in wet grass made it a bit slick. To each his own, but I'll be ordering the soft version soon. Flight characteristics seem to be right on, though I could still get it to hyzer out, with a drastic enough angle. Take my advice with a grain of salt, though, as I've just come back to the sport after around a twelve year hiatus. The plastic seems to be a base grade for the firm. Again, pretty slick, but should hold up okay. I'm not expecting as much durability out of the soft blend, but I still want to fill the role of an understable putter, that will stop dead in it's tracks. I'll review the soft as well, after trying it out. You can't go wrong for the price, either, even with the soft being a couple of bucks more.

The flight numbers work for me. It has very good glide, providing good distance on longer throws, and definitely manifests the turn -- though it's pretty easy to keep it from turning over too much: It will usually veer out right (RHBH) while staying level, rather than angling into the ground to roll. If it came in a higher grade plastic I would take that instead, as this feels like a base grade that won't handle wear and tear as well as the grades I typically try to use. It is less grippy than some other base grades. The disc is deeper and more domey than most all of my other putters and approach discs (about the same as a Narwhal), and for my hands, where my thumb comes to rest on its upper slope makes it trickier to have the same sense of controlled release versus other discs (i.e., it wants to swivel downward into a more hyzer angle upon release). This is less an issue with simple putts. All in all, though, I think it is a pretty easy disc to throw and get a good, rather consistent flight -- for players of any skill level.

This is a fun, affordable understable throwing and putting putter. Very similar to an Innova dart, but has a bit more turn. That being said it does not hold up to adverse winds well. The only complaint I have for this disc is there is no premium plastic option but the firm plastic seems to be somewhat durable

I bought a 10 pack of these from Amazon when I first started playing. Honestly, they are really great putters especially for beginners! They are pretty deep which can be a downside for baby hands like mine. Although, something about them I really liked for putting. Since they are undersable they hold lines well for beginner arms when putting. Throwing the firm plastic can be pretty touchy but they do glide quite well. I keep these in my trunk and give them to people I meet who are curious about disc golf. Are there better putters out there? Sure. But for the price they are great discs and I love supporting what UPlay is about!