The Link has been my primary putter for the last 5 years, and it's probably as good as a putter can get. Low profile, comfortable in the hand, putts straight, and is grippy enough in both warm and cold weather. In a pinch, I can use this disc for shots 250ft and in; it flies dead straight and takes torque surprisingly well (though I don't usually like throwing my putting putters). 

Certainly top tier in putter rankings.

Is this the Envy of Discmania? Beat in, this the Bread and butter to my game it loves hyzer flip and ride straight! I have a Geo link (mystery box) and I got to say I wish they had the Geo link more bioally available. its not bad for putting but a feel like it has too much fade. But I still prefer the envy over it because it doesn't fly as near as far as the Envy.

Really good putting putter for standard people who like a bead. Throws very neutral beats in to more understable the softer the plastic. Very comfortable disc. Can be tough to power grip for small hands.

The link is an excellent driving putter for tunnels and hyzer flips.  Its low profile and can take some sidearm torque as well.  I really enjoyed using this disc for driving, and to some extent putting wasnt terrible, although it didnt have the late glide that alot of deeper putters offer.

Excellent disc all around, but the Alpaca (the OG P2) has taken my heart because lets face it, a cute fuzzy Alpaca staring at you as your about to smash him into a tree is much more whimsical and playful then the idea of a Zelda character being thrown. kay, not my best joke, but I thought it was funny.

I have this putter in EXO Hard and GEO plastic.

This is a hugely under-rated putting putter... which is probably because it is aimed at beginners in Discmania's beginner's pack. However, it would work for anyone who wants to improve their putting consistency due to the expertly designed bead. The availability and consistency of the mold are excellent. I've bought five of them from a variety of vendors and they all fly almost identically.

The BEAD is excellently designed, giving your index finger a consistent spot to register for spin or spush putts. The flashing (the little ridge of plastic from the molding process where two different parts of the tool meet) is well-placed and smooth to the touch.

I have above average-sized hands (8-in length, tip of middle finger to bottom of palm, per NASA's ANTHROPOMETRY AND BIOMECHANICS) and this putter has an incredibly comfortable depth. I do not use this for a throwing putter, I'm always inclined to look at something shallower and a little faster (to make feeling "snap" easier).

Highly recommend this one as your go-to putting putter!

I'm loving the Link!

I had been switching between tons of putters trying to find out what I like. I recently was liking the Shield but wanted something just a touch shallower. I like the bead of both. It just sits in between the index finger and I get a more consistent release. Flight is very straight on a putt and glide is lower. Flat top feels comfortable.

Throwing it flies very straight with a mild fade. I actually aced with it on a 230 foot hole with my second throw ever!  

For some reason the rim and edge angle just do not feel good when I am putting. I feel like it digs into the fingers that are fanned out (close to the palm).

It flies true and is a nice stable putter. Just wish the rim didn't dig into my hand. 

Had a "where have you been all my life" moment the first time I tried a Link. The feel of the plastic is fantastic, very satiny but not gummy. I have probably 10 different types of putters, and this is by far my favorite. Glides nicely for circle-2 putts, very gentle bead, great feel in general. I haven't used it as an approach (still stuck on the Pig) disc, but for 60' in this is my go-to. 

This is my go to putter now.  I can trust this disc to head straight to the chains.  I like the overall shape and feel of the disc.  It feels good in my hand.  I tend to use the EXO Soft during the colder months and EXO Hard when it gets super hot and humid.  I have an older beat in EXO Hard Link that has a very nice slow turn for those short bankhand anhyzer drives.  With that said, I think the EXO Hard tends to become less stable as it ages.  I really love this versatile disc and highly recommend.  I suggest starting with an EXO Hard if you are debating this disc.

Fantastic Stable beaded putter. I putt with Hards and throw Softs. I dont leave the house without 4 or 5. The thing with putters is Practice and consistency. Pick a mold and stick with it! The plastic itself is incredibly consistent, so it's good enough for me. 

If you are looking for something that can do a bit of everything in your bag, buy a Link. This beaded putter can be a workhorse for all skill levels and it just feels solid in the hand. Once you beat it in the grip become even better and it really has a knack for coming out of your hand cleanly. I love a putter that can handle a power grip and some power, then allow you to pick it up and feel comfortable on the green. I love to take my Link out for putter only rounds and beat my friends with just one disc.

This disc will hold a line and if you commit to your angle it will fly true. I've done some pretty sweet turn overs that hold and then just kind of fall out near the basket, which is awesome. The consistent slight fade will help with predicting your angle and allow you to really learn how to shape shots.

Buy a Link.

 My girlfriend gave me one of these after I had to retire a whale I've been using. I'm very comfortable with aviars and haven't really found another driving putter that I've been comfortable using (the whale being an aviar with larger walls). I've used it for 10 18 hole rounds and in putting practice.

I can't believe I'm saying that I like this more than the aviar. It's more stable, and because of it I'm comfortable throwing it with a power grip, whereas my aviars roll over a touch when I don't use a control grip. I notice a bit of fade, but may be bad form.

I haven't liked the feeling of the plastic right off of the shelf, but as soon as it gets some dirt on it and/or beat in a bit, it feels incredible. Tacky but not abrasive. Bead has the right amount of height where it doesn't feel like you're grabbing onto bicycle handles but still have a good grip. Top is very flat and I get great spin.

What don't I like about it? I want a minimalist, catch-all putter that I can use to drive with and putt with. As this isn't premium plastic, I thought this was a candidate. I really don't like putting with hard plastic as you have to put more power into it. I'm much more comfortable putting with my 10 year old DX aviar, but that may be a personal bias. (I'm hoping to change my mind as I spend more time with it). I plan on grabbing a couple more (hard and soft), cycling them, and updating my review.

One line: best putter I've felt yet

The Exo Hard Link is an absolute juicer. It has been my go-to putting putter for over a year. I have used several different runs including the Discmania shield stamps which I am currently bagging. As far as the flight, it is quite neutral. There is almost no tail and yet it has enough stability to with stand a good spin putt. It has a pretty fair amount of glide maybe even a slight more than advertised. Overall it matches the flight numbers pretty close. The feel is awesome. They are tacky and stiff. Varying slightly from run to run. The bead is nice, not to big and not to small. The dish is on the shallower side. Something which I prefer quite a lot. Through and through the Link is simply put a well made disc. It flies and feels great. Without a question it deserves a try.

I have tried so many putters since starting my disc golf journey over 4 years ago. I started with wizards and always came back to them, after trying aviars, judge, warden, magic, envy, and roach. Wizards always won out, with their perfectly chalky plastic for grip and enough fade to throw but comfortable to putt with. However, wizards struggle from 30ft out if you aren't smashing it with speed to putt. I picked up la pair or Hard Exo lnks after playing a round with a guy who swore by them and my putting percentages have increased by a significant margin over the last 3 months. 

They feel like they have a touch more glide and a touch less fade than the Wizard. A shallower rim depth and smaller bead make them feel even more comfortable in my hands than the Wizards do. 

If you love beaded putters but are struggling to get enough pop off your putt to fight the fade of the wizard, try out the Link, you won't regret it. 

Feels like a BB Aviar with more glide and a flat top. The plastic is stiff and grippy. The large bead is very comfy.

It flies stable with reliable fade on upshot and drives. Flies straight on putts and grabs chain well. 

Very comfortable 

I have used the Exo hard Link as my putting putter for some time now and have no plans of that changing anytime soon. I currently bag three of the barstamps. They feel a tad stiffer and more overstable then the traditional stock stamps. Which allows you to spin them comfortably without the fear of them flipping over or wobbling. The bead which the Link has isn't to big like the judge, but provides enough of a spot to keep your finger from slipping. I have experimented with the Exo soft Link and don't like the flimsiness and wobble it has compared to its hard counterpart. I don't mind them as a throwing putter and enjoy it for smooth turnovers, but have other discs I prefer over it. Overall if you are in a pickle for a putter the Link is definitely a disc to try.

I've been putting and throwing the link for the better part of 6 months and have really enjoyed the straight dependable flight of the disc. 

It is a fairly deep putter with a decent bead similar to a judge. 

I would recommend trying this out for shorter drives and approaches as well as for putting if you are in search of a new putting putter. It seems to gain glide as it beats in and definitely becomes more controllable and holds lines better.

The exo hard link is a great straight throwing putter that will resist some high speed turn and will have a small amount of fade at the end of the flight. I really enjoy throwing the link on a flat release and watching it flip up ever so slightly before it flies dead straight most of the flight just to start to fade at the very end of the throw. I can put this disc on a hyzer line and trust it to hold the hyzer the whole way as long as I don't rip on it max power. I can throw it on an anhyzer line and trust it to fight out as it flies, and get it to land flat or fade just a bit before it lands depending on the angle and power. I think the link is a great throwing putter for new players, intermediate, and advanced players. I have seen some people who like to putt with the link, I did not like it for putting but I did really like it for throwing off the tee and when I need an approach shot. If you are a newer player expect this disc to be slightly stable with its finish, I notice this disc likes to fly straight when thrown hard but it has a nice stability to it when thrown softer. So newer players looking for a really straight disc will want to beat this in a little before noticing a really straight flight.

Actually have the GEO line.

A very deep putter like the P2 but with a bead. Very similar to a Wizard in feel and in flight. Decent glide with stable finish.

Throwing this putter is a great option too. Can handle some torque and flies like a great driving putter should, slow, straight, and long

The Link for me is one of the perfect putters. I was one of the crazed lunatics who liked the feel of Innova's Bullfrog, but didn't like putting with what felt like a 1-glide cement plate, but the Link feels like the Bullfrog while flying like a normal functioning putter. The rim depth and bead feel perfect, and it flies like a really beat in P2. Supposedly this putter was supposed to be a P2 mixed with a Wizard/judge/whatever else, but it feels like something totally unique. It does turn over for me on drives here and there, but if you want a highly accurate, awesome feeling putter, you gotta get yourself a Link.  

I've been stuck between DT omega, JK Aviar & DD BB Aviar... Picked up a pair of the Exo-Hard plastic today, absolutely love these putters. Still getting used to them, 100% point and shoot putter! 

A solid throwing putter for me. The familiar feel of Latitude plastic and a mold that feels almost like a Judge gave me great confidence. I find that the numbers are spot on: not super glidey and a touch of gentle fade. 

This is one of the better putters I have ever used. It is easy to throw and even easier to putt with. It's reliability makes it almost unmatched. I have it in the exo hard plastic at 175 grams and it is money for me. When throwing it, it is so straight with just a slight bit of finish, which is what you want when throwing a putter. It holds anhyzer lines very well and will fight out at the very end, making this an all around great approach disc. When putting with it, put all of your trust in it. It is so very straight with just a slight finish and that makes it so trustworthy. It almost feels like there is a small bead on it even though there isn't, so no matter what your preference, there is a use for this disc. Give yourself a few rounds to try this disc out and I can almost guarantee it will find it's way into your bag. 

Feels like a lower-profile wizard with more stability. Absolutely love it for upshots right now.

It's fine, nothing special about this disc to me tho. Just a pretty standard putter although I'd recommend the EXO soft, the EXO hard feels like I'm throwing a wooden disc 

Can't rate the Link highly enough, honestly. I've struggled with putting for a long time with the deeper, more classic putters. I tried to use the P2 for way too long before trying out a Link and my putting improved instantly. It feels like it's made to fit my hand and gives me a lot of confidence I've never had before. It's very good as a throwing putter, too. Still feels like I can place it where I want it with a little bit of fade at the end.

The Link changed my game. 

Beaded putter that feels great in the hand. I prefer the exo soft plastic over the exo hard, soft can handle a beating. Bead feels big, I can get a great grip with a little thumb push on the exo soft. The exo soft fresh out the box feels amazing, maybe its just me. The Link help me gain that confidence for 20+ ft putts instead of just laying it up. 

The Link is also amazing for upshots and under 200 ft drives. Off the tee I'm always impressed with the consistency and predictability. Driving they will hold any line you put them on with the lightest amount of fade at the end. I find myself grabbing this instead of my Ryhno when I have a straight line a the basket 60+ ft out. 

I have 6 exo soft Links in various stages of ware that I rotate in my bag. Highly recommend if you like beaded putters or even just looking for a new driving putter! You won't be disappointed 

** I know I selected the exo hard review but there is no exo soft option

I have been primarily putting with Wizards and P2s for most of my disc golf life (15+ years). My biggest gripe with the Wizard was the inconsistent plastic runs. While I really liked the P2, I always wished it wasn't quite as deep.

Enter in the Discmania Link.

The word on the internet was the Link being the love child of a Wizard and P2 with a lower profile. After finally holding one I can echo this sentiment. The Link fits perfect in my hand. The rounded nose fills the palm of my hand while the flat top makes it comfortable to grip. 

The biggest surprise with the Link was the plastic. I never held a Latitude 64 putter in my hand so I've never been familiar with their plastic. The Evo Hard plastic they made for Discmania is very similar to my Pure White Wizards with a less chalky feel.

As for putting with the Discmania Link, it's similar to the P2 but not quite as stable, which is great for me as P2s can be a bit too stable out of the box.

Overall the Discmania Link was exactly what I wanted. 

What an unexpected love I have for this disc. From the start, I don't like to putt with a beaded putter. I don't like the way it feels in the hand. This is the first beaded putter I have thrown where I don't really tell that it is there. Throws very similar to a p2, just slightly less overstable, with slightly more glide. This is starting to become my go to putter for both putting and throwing (replacing a p2 for putting and my Wizard for throwing) . It seems to glide farther than both the p2 and the wizard, and has slightly less fade allow it to essentially stay where it lands. I was pleasantly surprised with how it flew, and the plastic is extremely grippy, yet firm and flat. Couldn't recommend highly enough. 

I may be a little biased because this is my putting putter and touching the buttery yet firm Exo Hard plastic is a tactile candy land. If you wanna putt with a worse putter than the Link, that's between you and your god, but the Link is right there waiting for you with open arms and open heart. And if you wanna toss this puppy off the tee, it's maybe a little more neutral than the numbers suggest. I even like to give it the softest anny flick if I'm in trouble and it'll hold the line with barely any juice put into it. Spin it, push it, the best flat and beaded putter money can buy. 

The Link feel great and flies great. It has a beaded rim, which remainds me a bit of a Judge, but is a more shallow profile and has a flatter top. I was telling my son when we were throwing it around that it reminded me of a cross between a Judge and a Maiden, both of which I really like. 

The fade is there, but it is not extreme, which it shouldn't be on a putting putter. I felt like I got a smooth release and a very predictable flight with the Link, which is what I want when I'm aiming at the chains.

The Link is a great putter to add to Discmania's Evolution lineup. For me, it's a pretty standard beaded putter. My favorite part is how it holds up to more powerful throws. It'll flip a little bit, but if you release with a hyzer, it'll stand up and cruise for quite some time. I would say it's not quite as overstable as the P2, but in the same neighborhood.

The plastic feels really good, very similar to Latitude's Zero Hard plastic. The disc feels great in the hand. I like beads, so it fit well into my putting line up. When putting with it, it's just the same as any average putter, goes straight with a tiny bite at the end.

Great disc! This is the putter I was waiting for. Slightly slimmer than a PW Wizard, putts with P2 stability and is a straight flier with a little fade. Give it hyzer it hyzers, give it anny it'll hold that too. Feels fantastic in the hand and is a great throwing putter as well as my new main putting putter.