I got this disc as a gift a long time ago (probably around 10 years ago) and it's probably the disc that has been in my bag the longest. It's my go to putter for short, point blank putts. You can achieve some farther putt distances with this as well. I love the soft plastic feel and it feels like it grips metal and chains more because of it. It's a reliable, predictable disc that will fly arrow straight if needed or can achieve a smooth, predictable hyzer arch into the basket as well.

Not sure if these are still available really but this was my first putter I got in used condition. I can see why some may not like the deep rim but it did not feel too odd coming from someone throwing UltraStars before this. After getting more experience I use this primarily as an understable thrower that will stay where it lands. With some power, throw it straight and it will turn right for a somewhat touchy turnover shot.

The Puttr, from Discraft, is a putter with an ultimate feel. For me, this disc was very much like the Rattler, It feels like a smaller Ultimate frisbee. Some people who come from an ultimate background might really like the transition to this disc. For me, it didn't feel great in the hand. Its flight was understable if you put any sort of power on it. This disc doesn't require much, but instead relies on its glide. It shined for me most with upshots, but even then it was pretty touchy. Some might click with this disc, but it didn't work for me.

The PUTT'R is a nice soft grippy putter but I didnt like the rim that much. I prefer something with more of a bead like the APX's. Straight flying disc, flies like you would expect a putter to fly. Not my go to putter, but it does get used on the practice basket at home.

I have the Putt'r Soft X. Flies straight. Super grippy. I use this and a Rhyno and they are so different however they fly about the same. The different is in the grip and flex. This will be in my bag for a while.

Was my first putter that I owned. Great for the beginner player. Decent glide for a putter, but what makes this disc stand out is it's ability to grab the chains. If you can get over the feel of the disc this may just keep that spot in your bag.