My putter for both throwing and putting. Like a P2 but much shallower, which I prefer. I used to putt with Links, and was so excited for a new beadless putter to come out. I really like the plastic options available with these, and like the Extra Soft for approach shots and the Exo Soft for putting. Flat top and no bead feels great in the hand, a lot like a Pure.

I was surprised to find that these throw so well for me. I have had some crazy long throw-ins with these things. You can shape these really well without them turning over or fading out hard.

Surprised I don't see more people putting with these.

This disc should be more popular- it's low profile with a distinct bevel and feels like it was designed for the average disc golfer's hands (I'm a 5'11 guy with average hands!) I think that it best compares to a pure from lat64 in terms of feel, though I've heard some make comparisons to a luna (luna is definitely more rounded on the edge though!)

A lot of people seem to be using these as throwers / approach discs, but I think they were crafted for putting. The angled design makes this thing just slip effortlessly and smoothly out of my hands (in a good way) and the low-profile aspect gives me more control if I need to put some spin on it. It's got a really reliable fade at low speeds and absolutely underrated glide for such a low-profile putter. I get a lot of looks from circle 2 with this putter that are simply not gliding well enough with other putters. It's not perfect in wind with the glide, but its stable enough to work reasonably well in the wind.

As a thrower I'm less keen on this disc, despite popular opinion. At high speeds it's pretty understable right out of the box, and will turn over on a harder throw; that lack of stability makes it not-great for forehand approaches either. If they released it in a premium plastic I bet that would solve this issue, but for now I'm only putting with them. It works well for low-speed approaches, but a lot of discs will work the same in that slot. It's just better for putting than throwing, straight up!

In all, I think a lot of people would find the logic really comfortable in their hands- it's a really really really excellent putting putter, and I would love to see more people putting them. If you're a beginner, you're probably going to love throwing them as well. Would highly recommend!

I got this disc becuase it was supposed to be a shallow putter. I ended up using it for approaches and it worked like a charm. In the exo soft it beats in fast but is great for a variety of shots. May warp quick tho. Feels like it would a be a great off the tee putter.

I have been using the Exo Soft Logic for putting  this whole season. I switched from the P2 looking for a more shallow profile while having similar flight for putting. I was instantly amazed at how the Logic reacted to angles, holding long panning anhyzer putts while being brand new. The glide allows for accurate putting from distance, revolutionizing my C2 confidence. Although I have not tried the logic as a throwing putter, I expect these to stay in the bag for a long time.

The search for the perfect putting putter is over! For now. Haha. I have two soft and one hard. Exo Soft really shines for me; it is tacky and easy to grip yet still firm. I don't really want a gummy putter. The Latitude Keystone and Dynamic Judge were both too deep for me. This has a smaller profile and goes where you want it to. I find my Logic in Exo Hard plastic a little difficult to grip for putting, but mine also happened to have a decent dome to it, which didn't help any. Other reviewers here seem to like it. Instead, that disc has become a great throwing putter for me. It's not really OS, but somehow handles torque extremely well. Put it on a slight hyzer forehand and it'll go over 200 feet for me. Soft plastic does get beat up quickly is the only issue. Feels awesome though.

The one thing I can't attest to is durability yet, but so far I'm a huge fan of this disc.
The exo soft plastic feels tacky, while still having a hard feel to it.  I was looking for a low profile putter that I could throw and pinch drip, and this fits the bill perfectly.  This great for dead straight shots in the woods.

Feels great and has the potential to be a great throwing putter. Good for upshots and many other things. great discs and one of my main putters.

Throwing Exo Soft plastic at 4,400 ft in Utah. To me, 5 stars = incredible disc 4 stars = good & dependable disc. I don't give out too many 5 star ratings.

This is a pretty cool putter. This type of flight path makes for an excellent all-around putter. The feel of this in my hand is quite comfortable. Holding this in a fan grip, the rim fits snuggly in my hand. It isn't deep that my hand feels weird trying to grip the underside of the flight plate. The plastic is nice and grippy, almost on the too grippy side of things, so just right. The softness isn't too much that I feel awkward holding it. Its stiffness is just the right amount of stiffness with give that is comfortable for a disc. 

Putting with it is pretty easy to do. It flies quite similar to a Judge, or a Warden. It makes me wonder if it is the same mold. For me, it is a very straight flying disc within the circle. On the circle's edge is when I start to notice that it will show some fade. Overall a solid putter.

Driving with it I have found that this can be a straight flying disc. Its a great point and shoot disc. I have found that it can hold most lines, it is definitely a workhorse within the putter class. This is a really enjoyable disc, easy to throw, get used to, and it'll do most of what you want it to do.

I'd recommend this to anyone.

Great putting putter and throwing putter. Honestly very Luna like in feel and flight. Some people I've heard say it's a shallower p2. Either way it's great and feels amazing in the hand. Just enough stability with a mostly straight flight. 

This is a fantastic putter. The flight shape is a straight-forward point-and-shoot and flies essentially the same as a Wizard, Aviar, Warlock, Ion, Pa-3, or Warden, or Luna when used for putting. Off the tee, despite only having a 1 fade, holds torque super well and flights dead straight with minimal to no fade. 

The shape of the mold is basically the same as an Aviar, Warlock, Ion, or Warden but slightly more shallow. Not quite as Shallow as a Fierce or Deputy. 

One of the most important qualities for me in a putter is how grippy the plastic is. I loath slippery putters and have a hard time controlling plastics like DX or Pro. For me, the grippier the better. The Soft Exo is about as grippy as Gateway's SSS or Eraser as well as Axiom/MVP's Electron Soft plastics, though not quite as gummy as any of them. Highly recommend. 

I like this putter quite a bit. Its super shallow which is nice and its easy to get a clean release. My only complaint is the plastic. It feels awesome and looks great. But it quickly gets beat up. It doesn't get physically damaged with dings and nicks, but it gets hit marks all over it. Looks like its beat to hell but if you feel it, its smooth. So its durable, just not durable to retain its looks if that makes sense. If you like the link pretty well, but rather not have a bead, get this. I think when the exo hard comes out for the logic it will be the sweet spot.