Love these putter, use to use discraft roaches and picked up these and never put them down!!

I originally got this putter because I couldn't believe the glide that Eagle would get out of it. It couldn't just be Eagle, could it?? Well, thankfully, it's not. Mortals can get that kind of glide out of this disc too, I've learned. (Whether or not it's on line is a whole other issue). This putter has never felt good in my hand, but dang if it doesn't somehow fly where you want it. The in the hand feel for me is much better with the Luna and its slim profile, but I find that I have to throw it with such reckless commitment at the basket for it to go straight that I'm usually going to pull it offline in the process. I've tried an envy, all the aviars, a prodigy putter, a Penrose, a mobius, but the p2 keeps getting the best results despite the deep dish feel. 

I carry 3 P2's at all times. P-Line, Swirly S-Line, and the S-Line Sky God 2. Best putter I have ever used. Every time I try to switch, I always end up running back to the P2. I use the S-Line ones for throwing, the Sky God is more overstable than the normal S-Line. I putt with the P-Line, and throw it for short turnover shots, as it is less stable than the premium plastic ones. Definitely recommend you try these out. Great feel in the hand, and a nice flight all around.

The S-Line P2 is deeper than the Mariana trench so I don't use it to putt, but for approach shots where you need to work a line through the woods this definitely does the trick. I will never understand how people putt with these with how deep they are, but picking up a few for a neutral approach disc was a great decision.

Both the D-line and P-line feel great in the hand. I have tried many different putters and I always have the most confidence around the basket using a P2.

I love this disc. Right out of the box this was a little sharp on the edges but it wasn't really even that bad. I love this for putting,and for throwing it surprised me how overstable it was. When I threw it flat,it would literally immediately hyzer,and did not glide much. But now it is beat,so it's dead straight with a little fade for throwing. The p2 is a beadless putter. I love the d-line plastic. It starts off very over stable,then beats in to dead straight with a touch of hyzer finnish at the very end. Great for push putts, windy putts, and getting around obstacles. Get a p2. I highly recommend it for anyone who loves a deep,beadless putter both for driving,and for putting.

When I first started playing, I used Innova DX Aviars exclusively. THose were the most widely available putters and most accessible for me at local retailers. I had never branched out to try other putters, but I decided that I would give Discmania P2s a shot. I've never looked back.

The P2 in the D-Line plastic feels quite similar to an Aviar with a slightly different mold. I like the grip and the feel after being used for a while. Because they're a similar putter, it made the transition an easy one. For whatever reason I'm able to get a cleaner flight out of the P2 with a reliable fade at the end.

If you're like me and are looking to try another putter, look no further than the P2.

I began using this disc when I bought Simon Lizotte's new signature Sky God III a few months ago (175 grams in C-line plastic). Since then, I have not looked back. The P2 is my go to putter and probably will be for a long time. I just have confidence in this disc for putts, upshots, flicks, drives, you name it. I'm no Simon Lizotte or some huge arm player by any means, but this disc gives me the edge I need. It's overstability is a crucial factor in my confidence in this disc because I know I can trust this disc to hold any line I want with an almost guaranteed dump back left (for a right hand back hand). I have since acquired two more P2s (one more C-line at 175 grams and a D-line at 175 grams) and I continue to enjoy playing with them. Though the more traditional route is to putt with the D-line plastic, I enjoy putting with the C-line. Regardless of the plastic, however, this disc is a must bag for me and many other players and I suggest anyone of any skill level to try it out as well. 

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I got the P-Line.  It was a good putter, especially for approaches, and handled wind well, but I just couldn't feel a comfortable grip with this disc.  Plastic felt really slick, and the rim felt deep.  I've since switched over to a firm Wizard and am feeling more comfortable with that.  

I tried out the P2 in 174g P-line plastic because I've seen so many pros use them. I like the feel of the rim and the depth of the disc, it felt comfortable in my hand. BUT, the P-line plastic was too slick for me. I had a hard time feeling confident in my release because it was too slippery. I eventually ended up switching to a Warden because I like the grippy plastic those come in. Not a bad disc (obviously) but wasn't ideal for me, at least in P-line plastic. 

I like the feel of this disc.  Its beadless, has good grip and is somewhat stiff.  Circle 1 puts are almost a sure thing.  Circle 2, you need to account for a little fade on the way to the basket.  This has become my go-to putter.  I would recommend this disc for beginners.

Don't let the "pro" label on this disc put you off.. This is a great disc that in my opinion, can be used by anyone. I am someone who does not like discs too deep, and I found this disc to be great! I originally got this in D line and P line, and I am going with the P line. This thing is a fantastic putter! Stays right on the line and can handle some wind. Great to throw off the tee as well. I am really loving this disc!

Beadless with a reliable fade at the end. This disc has easily become my go to putter for both circle 2 and circle 1. I don't usually use it as a driving putter, solely for making it into the chains. The P-line plastic is nice and grippy and is surprisingly durable. It still has a premium plastic feel to it, which is really nice. I definitely recommend this disc to anyone looking to try out a new putter.

Any plastic type is fantastic; the P2 is the most comfortable and most consistent putter I have used. Although it is ridiculously popular it lives up to the hype. It's not magical its just amazingly consistent...soooo yeah maybe it is magical haha

I recently switched to the P2 after putting with swans for about 2 seasons. The P2 is the perfect stability for almost any kind of putt (spin, push, hybrid). I personally was missing to the right side with my old putter, but the P2 always reliably fades back towards the chains. The deeper profile of the P2 also provides an immense amount of glide making it great as a throwing putter as well. It can be trusted in the wind and other adverse conditions. 

I’d recommend this putter to beginners and veterans alike. 

I got this putter in P-line plastic. As great as people say it is, the rim is just too deep for me in comparison to my P3x's and Envy's that I usually drive and put with. But if you got big hands or just like the deeper putters then this might be great for you.

Driving with it feels a bit like driving with a Nova if you've tried that disc out. Flies nicely, but just doesn't suit my hand and style. I would add that it seems more overstable than the flight numbers suggest.

Since switching to the P2's as my only putting putter, I have absolutely loved them.  I still often use them off the tee as well as a driving putter if I am facing a slight headwind.  But they definitely shine as a putting putter.  Feels great in the hand, P-Line plastic is a must!

This is my go to Driving Putter,  The P2 in my opinion is a the best disc for a decent arm.  P2 has a dependable fade and flies on whatever line you put it on.  I love this disc for any putter shot,  Off the tee, standstill, anhyzer, hyzer, tunnelshots you name it this disc will perform.

Has become my go to putter. Throwing an S line for driving as well, but the P line is the workhorse. This thing will do exactly what you tell it to do. Throw it hard and let it flip up. Spike it in anywhere from 150 or so. Stiff enough to putt with confidence and a great grip, even in the hot summer days.

The absolute perfect putting putter with moderate depth.

The only putter I use now.

I really do like the P2 for throwing, as the rim feels great in my hand when driving. My problem that I had with the P2 is that the rim is a bit deep for my hands. I learned how to putt with the Aviar; therefore, the deeper rim of the P2 threw me off. For someone with bigger hands than I, I can see it being an excellent disc to approach and putt with. Flies very straight with a slow fade.

The P2 is where it's at for putters.  I bag 2 P Line P2 for putting, I am a push/shovel putter, but also switch to spin putting as well, and this disc is great for both.  I bag a S Line P2 as well.  It holds it's flight very nice, put it on a hyzer, it will hold that hyzer line.  Throw it out flat, and that bad boy will carry a ways before hyzering out.  Hands down best putter on the market!!

Switched to the P2 this year and have loved them. I currently carry 2 P-line 175 g discs for putting and 1 S-line 175 g disc for throwing. My putting confidence has increased significantly since I switched. They are very reliable and like to stay in the chains. The S-line P2s are great for driving/approaches. I can throw mine out to about 350' on a straight line. It is very consistent and has lowered my scores significantly.

The P-Line P2 is my putter of choice. Being a spin putter the slightly OS flight of the p2 is perfect. The beadless rim and flat top feel great in the hand.  The P - Line plastic is stiff yet grippy, but not quite as stiff as innova's  kc pro plastic. It handels wind well in all situations, off the tee, approaches, and inside the circle. One of the most versatile discs I have ever thrown hands down. Brand new they are great for short drives off the tee or long approaches that need and OS finish. Beat one in and you will have a dead straight flyer for those wooded tunnel shots. I carry 4 p2 putters in my bag, 2 P-Line for putting, 1 d - Line for approaches, and straight to understable shots off the tee and a S - Line for forehand approaches and drives that need to finish. If I could only use one disc for a round no doubt it would be the P - Line P2! 

If you're like me and do not like the feel of a beaded disc, whether it's a midrange or putter.. Look no further than the Discmania P2 for your putting needs! It has amazing glide, unmatched for a putter with this amount of stability. The P2 comes out of your hand clean every time, and is the definition of consistency. 

If you're a spin putter, I highly recommend using the D or X Line for your putting needs. If you're a push putter like me, the P Line is absolutely perfect. It's stiff enough to give you a clean release, but just grippy enough to catch the chains. The older "KP2" P2's are slightly more stiff than the current run, but have the same stability.

Order of stability: MF C Line > S Line > C Line > P Line > X Line > D Line

I personally bag 5 P2's to cover all of my putter needs: S Line (drives), KP2 (drives/upshots), D Line (upshots), and 2 P Lines (matching putters).

You can't go wrong with the Discmania P2

There is a reason i bag 3 p2's. It is a very versitile disc. i have two p-lines for putting  and approaches and an s line for overstable drives. It is somewhat deep for me becuase i have smallish hands but it fits great and feels great. 

If you're looking for an overstable beadless aviar in the KC-Pro plastic, look no further! The P-Line P2 is a fantastic and dependable putter, and the fade is always consistent and dependable. I love the P2, and have been putting with one since October.

The P-Line P2's that I have are very stiff and slick. It feels exactly like KC Pro plastic, which I do not prefer over reguler D-Line (DX). 

I picked this disc up in the P Line Paul Mcbeth. Great looking disc and feels very comfortable in hand.  The plastic is very durable but isn't very grippy wet.  The flight is very dependable even in the wind. I use this disc for most approaches 200ft and in. If I had to play a round with one disc this would be one of my choices. 

The P2 could easily be called an Aviar OS. Tremendous putter with a dependable fade. I cannot imagine anyone disliking the P2. Every bit as comfortable as an Aviar but with a stiffer flight to fight out of wind. Like Aviar it also drives very well and will really get some distance off the tee.