Simular in feel to the luna (my main putter at the moment) but I could never get the release timing right and kept pulling (not an issue that i have with my lunas but ultimatley im sure its user error)

The Ice Steady BL feels very good as a thrower but it overlapped with a flight that I already had in my bag

The Steady BL from DGA is the "beadless" version of the popular Steady! A blunt nose and a flat top makes the Steady BL one of the more comfortable putters out there! Very east to control, this putter is perfect for beginners and pros alike! If you ever needed a disc for a one disc challenge, this is it! Below is my official review of the Steady BL.

The Steady BL is the beadless version of the DGA Steady. It is a regular profile putter, with a semi-blunt nose (VERY similar to a Discmania P2) and a comfortable feel in the hand.

Off the tee, this disc will be very straight with a minimal fade. If you're looking for a point and shoot putter for upshots, this might be the disc for you! Personally, I love the Steady BL for putting. It has great glide, isn't too stable and handles a tail or headwind pretty well. 

The D Line plastic is the only current offering from DGA, which is fairly firm with great grip. Would love to see this mold released in a premium plastic!

This is the straightest putter I have used, it's amazing for a slight hyzer flip to flat with a very minimal fade at the very end of the flight. This disc will glide and give you a bit of extra distance on your putts. The feel of the disc is grippy and it comes out of the hand very clean, with some practice you'll be banging those chains. I would recommend this disc to anyone that likes or wants to try a beadless putter.

I really loved the Steady BL! This disc feels clean in the hand and has a pretty thin feel to it. Not as thin as your colt, but still doesn't feel too tall- and that's probably from the lack of bead. 

I drove with it, and it flies so straight! It turns over a little bit, but has enough fade to pull it back to the straight/stable line. You have to drive with a bit of a touch shot, but it was perfect for hitting narrow short gaps.

For putting, it flies decently straight, with a bit of fade at the end on longer putts. On close putts I just put it straight into the chains and it didn't have time to fade. The Glide was pretty decent as well- not super super crazy, but enough to get to the chains. I made quite a few longer putts with it to by just hanging them high right and letting fade take over into the basket.

In summary, this is a great new putter from DGA, it's the perfect size for the hand, and it flies straight with enough fade to remain reliable for putting and driving alike!