One of my favorite throwing putters! This disc is overstable, but not in the sense that it's super beefy at the end, but more so in the sense that it is very torque resistant! Don't get me wrong, it will fade decently at the end, but nothing that's hard to manage. With power, it goes straight for 80% of its flight, followed by a moderately gentle, pushing fade forward. Perfect disc for shorter, straight, precision shots, especially in the woods or tight situations. A disc worth bagging for any player. Also comes with a comfortable bead, flat top and a moderately shallow dish. Highly recommend 

I use this for short backhand hyzer shots. For sure my most predictable throwing putter, It can handle power without turning over. This disc feels great in the hand too. anything within 175', I trust this to get there.

This disc has a good feel in the hand. If you like beaded putters you should give this a try.  

My go to putter is a judge and wanted to get something more stable to complement for upshots and longer jump putts.  So far it is working nicely!

C-Line P3x Max weight has been in my bag since I started playing and will forever be in my bag. As an overstable driving putter, this is my go to for hard back hand rips that go straight and the fade hard. I use this disc in 30% of my upshots as most the courses here are heavily wooded and guardian trees galore. This is also a nice disc to use on forehand anhyzer flicks and and get a nice s curve full flight out of it with pin point accuracy. 

Also this was my first beaded putter and at first took getting use too but now I have come to find more comfort in the way it rests in the crease of my fingers. Its not a big bead so if your looking to try out a beaded putt and approach disc this one is worth a test for sure.

I absolutely love this disc for putter tee shots and any sort of up shots. I use this disc and my champion Innova Rhyno for almost every upshot in my games. This disc is so fantastically stable for a putter/approach.

This disc flies similarly to a champion AviarX3 (but with a bead) or an Innova Pig (but no thumbtrack technology). Super cool flight pattern that fits stronger and faster arms very well.

I have two c - line px3 discs. One is a 177 g green disc. The other is a super sick Kyle Griffin custom stamp disc (175 g red). I definitely love what discmania did with this disc. I really like the feel of the bead on this disc. It just releases from my hand so smoothly.

It is pretty dang reliable in windy conditions and will consistently follow that smooth flat to hyzer line.

Overall, this disc is probably not super beginner friendly, but I guess anyone could learn to use it well. It will suit strong/fast arms well and can be used all over the field. Definitely a must try disc for anyone looking for a tee off putter.

I really like the bead of this disc. Not really that beginner friendly but I like the challenge. Working with discs that are difficult to throw has helped me learn. I really like the grip on this disc, especially in hot weather when you get sweaty. I have two variants and they both feel great. A little harder to throw than the P2 for me but I enjoy it every day.

I also gifted someone one of these discs and they really enjoy it.

Show the love, play the game.

If you like the Aviarx3 but wish it had a bead...then this is the disc for you. This is the cousin to the AX3. This has a comfortable bead and has a little more rounded of a nose, and has just a touch more glide when throwing at power, and very reliable when putting into winds around the Circle. 

I use this primarily for stand still forehand approaches from 70-200ft  

This is a solid bulky approach putter for some, but the stability seems way off.  This disc is definitely not as stable as the numbers show them to be.  I have tried throwing this multiple times, but it just does not fly overstable with the numbers assigned.  If this discs turns over even the tiniest bit it will not fade back until its basically on the ground. The C line plastic at least is not sticky, once it hits the ground it can go any direction and has ruined approach shots for me numerous times.

I love this putter only been using it for a cple weeks and I'm good all in circle 1

This is my outside the circle putter. What I like most about this disc is that when I throw it on a slight anhyzer with a little snap it will S nicely at the basket but when I go big high anny it will hold that line all the way down. I feel I can really control the amount of fade this disc has with the amount of spin I put on it. It's more like a vintage wizard then the actual wizards these days.

The P3x makes for a great driving putter that reliably overstable while remaining workable for a variety of skill levels. When thrown flat, the P3x resists turn while only holding off its fade until the end of the flight. Compared to the flight of a P2, it's just as overstable as the most overstable P2s with less glide. However, it doesn't quite hold up to other overstable putters such as the Harp or the Zone in that the rim makes it hard to forehand the P3x. 

Overstable putter with a great feel in the hand! forehand or backhand this disc is great and super consistent. I have one of the mystery box glows runs and a couple s-line runs. all nice and overstable. this disc tracks the basket and doesn't skip or roll to much. It is very dependable and smooth.

The P3x is the first truly overstable putter Discmania has come out with. It is a great compliment to any off their other putters you might be throwing. This putter has a bead and a flatter profile, making it extremely comfortable in hand. Some I have seen are even a little puddle topped. This disc fights a moderate wind rather well and would have to be broke in a bit before using it for turnover shots. This is a great disc in a much needed slot in the Discmania lineup.

This is a great driving putter. It is quite overstable and has tons of glide. Mine is a bit puddle topped and it will not flip on its own. I have to put Anhyzer on it to get it to move right and it almost always fights out of it. It's great for medium distance forehand shots as well (not as OS as a harp though). 

I would absolutely NOT use this disc for putting. I used only this disc for 27 holes and had 4 bounce outs with it. It just doesn't like hitting chains. 

TLDR: great driving putter, terrible putting putter

Disc: C-Line P3x - 175 grams

Feel: The C-Line P3x is very flat and fairly deep feeling with the big bead. Feels like a Big Bead Aviar with a flat top. The shoulder & rim are comfortable to powergrip. C-Line plastic is pretty typical for Champion-esque in terms of grip & flexibility. The flat top is very rigid with a decent thickness to it.

Flight: Initial impression off the shelf was a fairly stable driving putter, but after a few rounds of tree hits it has become a very straight putter off the tee and began taking away shots from my mid ranges in most straight shot scenarios. Kept on low line drive shots, the P3x will not deviate from the release line and hit the ground flat with some small ground skips forward. With a bit of air under it, the P3x will display the late, low speed fade rating with no signs of turning over in the high speed early flight. It does require some power behind to produce these flights though and I've been making use of it on holes between 200 and 275 feet off the tee on straight line shots. Handles my forehand approach duties pretty well considering the depth and big bead, usually producing straight lines unless I put a bit of hyzer angle on it.

Impressions & Comparisons: Similar to the Millennium Omega Driver, the P3x has a deeper feel but comes in both base & premium blends of plastics. The C-Line P3x handles power off the tee (straight shots) and touch upshots (overstable shots) consistently under various wind conditions, never leaving the release lines. I like it more than the Luster C-Line P2 for most overstable/headwind backhand putter shots, but prefer the Star AviarX3 (more grip & beadless) or S-Blend Tomb/R-Pro Rhyno (more grip, shallower rim depth, & beaded) for most forehand shots.

Love this disc.  This is the first putter I feel comfortable driving with, and really getting into with some power.  Either a hard or soft throw, it always fades with a smooth, flat end which is good for avoiding rolls.