I really enjoy this disc. I originally got it to try an understable putter to get better at anhyzer approach shots, turnover putter shots, etc. I use it almost exclusively for those shots, though I have been able to get some great low-power straight shots with it as well. 

The Fierce is an understable putter with a good amount of glide. The turnover approaches and drives that I have tried with it go very far and the disc isn't too touchy for me. It is definietly not torque resistant, meaning I cannot throw forehands with it. They turnover into cut rollers or true rollers much too easily on a forehand. It is a great disc to practice and execute your backhand turnover shots though. 

My only complaint about the Fierce is the way it feels in my hand. The shoulder is very low, which for whatever reason doesn't feel super comfortable. I often feel like I am unable to power grip the disc comfortably, which is why I don't really use it for straight shots. I do feel like short anyhzer apporach shots and big turnover or anhyzer lines feel good since I am holding the disc a bit differently, but all of this is a personal issue for me, and why I only gave the disc a 4.5. 

Overall, I really like the Fierce, even with its strange (to me) hand feel. I bag it and I think it would be great for all levels. 

This is my go-to straight throwing putter currently. It fits perfectly with a Luna as the only 2 throwing putters I need. I also put with the rubber blend version, also amazing. Laser straight up to 40+ feet, allows very consistent lofty bids at the basket without worry of blowing past it.

This is an understable putter, but you need to put some spin on it to make it act the way it is supposed to. Don't think that if you put it on an anhyzer angle and the fluff it up there it will hold, it will still fade out. 

One of the best upshot putters out there! Don't have a forehand? Throw this flat and watch it turn. Not freakishly understable either though so you shouldn't have to worry about it turning into a roller most times.