This is my go to favorite putter in my bag. Its a great putter for any kind of shots. Approach shots too if your 100 feet or so from the pin on long holes. Its made some awesome shots for me rather I'm 40 feet away or less and from the fairway.  Its helped me birdie holes that are 350 feet+ on some occasions.  Im currently in the market trying to find another one because as wear and tear has occurred with the one I have currently its chipped and was told to get a new one. Hope they return soon! 

TERRIBLE FOR PUTTING!!  Plastic is too slick - no grip whatsoever. I usually putt with X-Line P2s but having such a hard time finding max weight anywhere I bought this based on the rated grip, which isn't even close to the 7 stated here on Infinite Discs. It is also very stiff, similar to the McBeth Galactic Aviar putter plastic and dings up pretty fast. Will use it for a driving putter - a total waste of $$ for a putter. 

P2 is a workinghorse: really reliable and does it every time. It's not good for long aproach shots compared to Prodigy Pa1 that I am using for longer shots with same line and definately not as long gliding as the Dagger I use for really much longer and straighter aproach shots. But it is really a solid disc no matter what you say: not too glidy and overstable enough to remain in perfect form when thrown right (which is inside the circle and flat spin-and-push putting for me mainly.)

I have actually 2 different molds, in p-line (Imperial Eagle II) and glow d-line (with Doombird stamp)... and d-line is better for longer throws while the p-line is more for putting. Not really sure still if this is something I really need but I can easily say there is a learnigcurve with these discs that really makes sense.