One of the most used discs in my bag.  When I can't seem to throw anything else straight, this one still comes out straight.  It feels like a cheat code for any approach where it needs just a little fade at the very end without a huge skip.

Good overstable putter for backhand and forehand fits in between a zone and rhino in my bag for overstable putters. Good dependable fade on this one 

If you're looking for a disc to fill a slightly less overstable slot in your bag in between your Zone and your straight approach putter, than the Breaker is what you're looking for. This disc flies like a straighter Zone while retaining the stability to keep it from turning over if you want to really put some sauce on it. I would give a fade rating of 2 or 2.5 but this disc well definitely have a consistent finish at the end of its flight. The bead feels great for backhand throws, personally it doesn't bother me for forehand throws but it is definitely there so keep that in mind if you're considering using the Breaker as a forehand approach disc.

I love this disc!! Great for everyone. It is very reliable. It is comparable to the Zone but not as flat and slighty faster and more understable. If you put this on straight hyzer it will hold that line completely. If you put anhyzer on it, it will go straight and fade at the end. I . can see definitely getting more understable and becoming something you can rip on that would go straight. It has some speed for sure and glide and can get some midrange type distance. I highly recommend this to anyone that wants that beat in Zone feel or a dependable hyzer approach disc. 

Got this in a mystery box from Infinite. The Breaker is the first disc from DGA I've ever thrown. I like the SP-Line. It reminds me of champion but DGA spares no expense on the metal flake. It's a great stable to over-stable putter mold.  It's fairly shallow and is feels wonderful sidearm which is perfect for those touch flicks. Backhand If you popp it hard it will fly dead straight for aways and finishes with a little fade. Not as overstable as a zone or harp, but is a great workable stability that can handle being powered down. Might go into the bag at some point. I have a Jawbreaker zone that flys basically the same. Great mystery disc though. 

Got one of these in SP Line as a mystery disc a few months back and what a sweet find it was, I can't thank infinite enough. This disc is nice and flat, low profile, feels really comfortable in the hand. The SP Line plastic feels great, nice and smooth, firm but not overly hard. I use this disc for basically any FH upshot or recovery shot; as a primarily RHBH player this disc might be used for 90% of my flicks in a given round. For backhand I mainly use it for putt/approach shots where I need something that won't turn over even if it's juiced. Long story short - if you're looking for a really overstable putt/approach disc and like a slim profile feel, try a Breaker.

Being a guy who used Rhyno's for a while both upshots and putting, I found the Breaker to be very similar but for some, will probably have a better feel! It's overstable, but not Harp overstable/fast and I definitely think the Breaker has some good use for putting as well. So far I've liked it for BH but especially FH, being a little more comfortable than the Rhyno because it lacks the thumbtrack.

The breaker in SP is a must have for my bag. It wont flip over and has a reliable fade. It's a goto for anything 220-175ft. It has a very comfortable grip which makes it easy to release. More of a thowing putter. The only time I putt with it is into headwinds which it does very well. I'm a trilogy guy and have baged the harp and a slammer. I prefer the breaker.

I'm digging on the breaker right now!

It's exactly what I wanted from an OS putter. It can handle a ton of power and stay stable, while at the same time won't tumble out of the sky like a zone when feathered. 

Flat topped and shallow it's a good hand feel too. 

To the bag it goes!

If you have a hard time driving your putter because it sticks on your fingers and shanks right once in a while.....Grab a breaker and suck no more.  It has a shallower rim which releases easily.  You can really lean on it and it won't flip.  Thrown hard, it flies fairly straight with a solid slight putter fade at the end.  The breaker is a better choice than all of the other overstable putters with deep shanky rims and domey tops. Breaker is the most important disc in my game.