Love this as my throwing putter. If you can get it perfectly flat it's a beautifully straight flier. Also love putting with the Maiden in moonshine plastic as it's super grippy. 

This is my preferred throwing putter. I've jumped around and tried pure, envy, judge, warden, muse, Penrose, intruder... I can't even list them all. 

I keep coming back to the maiden, specifically tournament burst. It feels great in my hand, and it goes dead straight. Glides good, holds a line, tiny fade at the end. Its everything I want. 

Very straight flyer for me, it is my go to approach thrower. 

Got this as a mystery disc in my first Infinite order. It was the heaviest putter I had up until that point and i started solely using it putting because I prefer weightier putters. But also before I put it up in a tree it served me well as a great approach disc with reliable forward fade towards the end of the flight. I had it in tournament burst which was great for feel but a little slick for my liking somedays.Just because I am a newer player this disc was a small bit overstable for me but I believe in the hands of a more seasoned player it would be an extremely straight flyer.

I have had this disc for a month now and I am getting used to it.  The Maiden is super glidey and is easy for me to turn over, so easy in fact that I am working on keeping it straight.  There is a learning curve on this disc for sure, but it does fly straight and has little fade when thrown correctly.  The tournament burst plastic feels similar to the DD Fuzion plastic in that it's slick when it gets wet (just got done playing in very wet grass this morning) and it does not want to stay in the chains.  I would use this solely as a straight forward approach putter but it is worth a look.  

The first time I touched a Maiden, I fell in love (don't read too much into that, I'm very lonely). 
 

After just a few practice tosses, I decided to not just add the Maiden to my bag as a versatile approach disc, but as my primary putter as well. The disc is low-profile, blunt-edged, beaded putter that feels incredible in the hand for both fan and power grips. It flies dead straight off the tee, holds both a hyzer and an anhyzer line, and finishes gently. Most importantly, it pops off the hand cleanly and can handle a hard snap of the wrist if you're an aggressive spin putter like me. 
 

In terms of flight, the Maiden is extremely neutral, but stable enough to not dump right if it's torqued or powered. That being said, it has its limits, so don't treat it like a distance driver, but it flies very nicely and holds whatever line you'll put on it. As a putter, it flies smoothly and grips chains like nobody's business. 
 

I wouldn't recommend buying the Maiden as a putter without a few practice throws, since putting is all about how it feels in your hand, but it's worth checking out if you can get your hands on one as a practice disc. As an approach disc, though, I can recommend it to everyone I meet. Anything but the most overstable and understable approach shots go to the Maiden, and to great results. 
 

This disc is perfect as a relatively strait, shallow throwing putter. I currently bag 3 of them; one in BT Medium, one in Tournament, and one in Moonshine, as I currently prefer more shallow putters to throw. They all have been true to their flight numbers out of the box and resist turning into a moderate headwind; but when they beat in the BT, Tournament, and Moonshine plastics fly slightly differently. BT will beat into a good late turning hyzer flip disc, Tournament will develop some turn but fade back to center, and Moonshine flies dead straight. This mold replaced the Judges I had previously bagged specifically for the fact that they maintained stability as they beat in, and it has been increasingly difficult to find a more stable run of Judges like the fluid ones I had previously bagged. With Judges being run in Lucid X plastic and relatively easy to find, these could fill in for the more stable side of the spectrum now, but I wanted to have a mold that would fit these roles in more 'standard' plastics in case I lose one and need to replace it. 

Great putter!!