I wanted to post a second review for the putting side of the Logic. I thought I'd be a PA-3 guy for forever but then the Logic happened. Originally, I practiced here and there with the Cosmic Fury 2 but was able to get a few Exo Hards for cheap. Needless to say the PA-3 has been put to the side. The Logic is nutty. I was shocked at how well it glides on the angle you release on. It comes out of the hand fast. It took a session or two for adjusting from the PA-3 which has more bite at the end. The Logic shows some fade at the VERY end of the flight. I'm a spin putter and so far loving putting with Logics. As a side note for the exo hard plastic, it's been very humid and rainy lately but this hasn't affected my releases at all. It actually feels grippier for some reason. Figured I'd throw that out there.

This is my main putting disc right now. I love the feel of it in had because it is very shallow. Mainly use it for putting but it flies decent as a throwing putter too.

This disc is an absolute winner for me. I got a pair of them in the exo hard plastic and they work excellently for putting. They are nice and low profile, which makes them easy to control even with small hands, and have that perfect amount of glide and fade that makes for hitting putts from a very wide range of distances. I can also see this being a great throwing putter too. One of discmania's best putters imo

Exo hard plastic just feels like dough you can mold into the shape you need. It is so incredibly comfortable to the hand, and it throws and putts fantastically. Putters are very much a feel type of disc, so I would highly recommend going somewhere that sells these discs and feeling them for yourself. However, for me at least this is by far the most comfortable putter I have ever held and I would highly recommend it!

This is probably the most underrated putter I have ever thrown. I don't know why more people don't throw it. I have two in the Exo Soft plastic that I use for putting putters. They have a very similar flight to the P2, being stable, and working best for spin putts. The rim shape is very similar, but the shallowness allows for cleaner releases out of the hand. This results in more consistent releases, and better putting results for me. 

I highly recommend getting a Logic in the Exo Hard plastic. I have been cycling these since their release, and the Exo Hard plastic feels incredible. It is stiff, yet a bit tacky. I have had one in the bag for about 6 months, and it has become the perfect flip up and turn disc, or dead straight for slower arm speeds. I throw my other putters close to 320, this doesn't have the most glide, but it has quite a bit. I get the Logic out to the 300 mark when needed. What this is best for is anything from 100-250ft, a perfect flip up and dead straight flight. Because of its reliability, I use it off the tee whenever possible and for just about all touch up shots. 

Highly recommend the Logic, give it a shot!

A P2 for smaller hands. Always found the P2 to be too deep resulting in late releases. This disc is perfect for my hands. Way better releases resulting in more makes. I got both soft and hard versions. While I like the hard better overall, on closer putts it has a tendency to hit the chains and fall flat down on the cage rim. Sometimes in, sometimes out. Very noticeable difference between the two, so I use a soft for C1 and it doesn't happen. Either way after the first game with both I bought 9 of each. PA-3 is what I was using, same disc but beaded.  

Use to putt Latitude 64 Mercy.  Bought 2 of these Logics in EXO Hard.  I have been banging way more chains and feeling confident in my putts since bagging them.  I will be adding at least 2 more to my putter stack.