I currently have the P line P1X and from the standpoint of the mold itself its a bit too thick with that bead on top of it. So for putting itself I would not really go for this disc. As an approach though, this disc is easily one of the best. Holds a really straight line and there aren't many discs this beginner friendly as an approach.

In the D-Line it is my go to putter, and touch approach shots.  I have so many of these, and will never have too many.  

Putting: effortless glide to the basket, a little hyzer from the spush putt, and it flattens and goes to the chains.  The bead makes this super comfortable in the hand, not too deep.  I think the putter makes more putts than I deserve most times.

Approach:  Very good if you need to go a straight line.  Hyzer flips with the greatest of ease, and will fade if you release on hyzer.

Driving:  Lazer Beam!!  Or a big turn over works too.  There's a reason Simon calls his the P1(ACE).

I got this disc in the summer mystery box from discmania and I immediately tried it out. Though I have not really enjoyed using beaded putters, I was willing to give this disc a shot. I will admit this disc began to grow on me. I got it in d line plastic at 170 grams. When throwing this disc, I found it to be a little touchy and tough to control. The numbers on this disc suggest it is stable, but I found it to be a little bit more understable with a little bit of turn. I tried to hyzer flip the disc, but it did not always prove the be a great disc for it (but that is not what it is for). It does hold anhyzer angles very well and very rarely fights out of it. When putting, I was hoping this would be a very point and shoot putter with little to no fade, and I was not disappointed at all. When using it to putt, as long as your aim is good, it will prove to be useful for you. In conclusion, this disc is more of a putting putter, but can be useful when throwing some touchy anhyzer shots. I suggest you give this a try, especially if you enjoy beaded putters.