I use these Jawbreaker ones as my main putter and a soft and a metallic Z as throwing putters. As throwing putters they are less stable than advertised and have good glide. Even into a headwind they tend to hold straight then fade gently forward.

The Ringer GT is awesome. Its akin to a slower and less glidey zone. In Jawbreaker, it beats into perfection to hold straight and fade reliably without skipping like crazy. I am a huge fan of shallower discs as well as thumb tracks. It works best as an approach disc or off the tee in my experience. It does not have the glide to work well as a putting putter reliably. It just fades too quickly while putting with it. If you are not a fan of the Zone, want to stick with Discraft,  and need a reliably overstable approach disc, then try the Ringer GT. 

When I first got this disc, I initially didn't think I would like it.  The thumbtrack over the top was something I'd never thrown with before, and I've never really given a beaded putter a chance.  But I thought I'd give it a round, and it instantly became my main putter over my Fierce and my Challenger SS.  I love how this disc feels in my hand, I love the jawbreaker plastic, and the overstable flight is just so natural and smooth to me.  If you're skeptical of giving this disc a try because it's shaped slightly differently, it's definitely worth the chance.  You very well might be pleasantly surprised like I was.

I loved the feel of my buddies Jawbreaker Banger GT and knew I needed a putter in that plastic. The feel of it is just perfect for putting. After reading reviews, I went with the Ringer GT. I loved the thumbtrac and the small bead on this one. It is great for getting a consistent grip on it. I still haven't gotten used to all the fade on this disc, which says more about me than the disc. For now, I can't use it on longer putts as I was hoping but it is great for approach shots. The fairly shallow rim allows for some great flick shots in addition to a more traditional backhand I can do with it.

Great disc. It is very comfortable. I only use it for putting and it is very reliable in grabbing the chains and staying in the basket. The look and feel are awesome.

The moment I got this putter I was immediately taken by the feel of it in my hand (I don't have the biggest hands). It felt very different from the other putters in my bag as it was slimmer and has the ridge cut into the top of it. I love the feeling of the Jawbreaker plastic because it seems soft enough to grip the chains but strong enough to survive a decent tree hit. Putts wonderfully. The lack of glide means its hard for me to be in danger from an overpowered toss and it dies quickly when it hits the ground. Where this putter really shines for me is when I drive with it. I can get a good rip on it with max power and send it 330 ft on a dead straight line without having to hyzer flip it. Love it so much I'm looking into buying more of them to build an arsenal of backups. 

I have the Ringer GT in all of the available plastics: Jawbreaker, X-Soft, and Z-FLX, and I love all of them.

The Z-FLX has a noticeably smaller amount of glide and is a touch more overstable. The jawbreaker and X-soft are very similar in flight, but the feel is different. X-Soft is a bit tacky like an eraser and jawbreaker is a little more like a lacrosse ball. I currently bag two Ringer GT's. I always have a ZFLX on hand and depending on the weather, I'll bag an x-soft or jawbreaker. Usually I have the jawbreaker because it feels more comfortable on upshots, but if it's dusty, I'll swap the jawbreaker out for an x-soft. 

The Ringer GT is very similar to the Innova Rhyno. The rhyno has less glide, but otherwise, they feel very similar in hand, and I have two rhynos in my practice putter stack with 6 ringer gt's. The raised thumbrack is everything about this disc. If you like that sort of thing (or you like the rhyno), this disc is phenomenal. If you are looking for a depressed groove for your thumb, then try the Banger GT because it's TOTALLY DIFFERENT.

I love the Ringer GT for its ability to fly deadly straight like an Innova Mako and I feel like the thumbtrack gives me extra control on my touch shots. The zflx ringer gt is not as overstable as a zone, but it is great for shots where you want to limit the glide and drop the disc with accuracy. The jawbreaker and x-soft will glide a bit more and fly very straight and end neutral. If I was one-discing it, you can be certain that I'd choose a ringer gt.

Amazing throwing disc just enough fade to get good hyzers on long putts. Also a very good throwing putter in the ZFlx comparable to the zone in my eyes. Overall amazing disc

This disc is money.  I've been throwing the Zone for the last few years, but I tried this out of curiosity, and I think this disc will take the Zone's spot b/c it doesn't dump as hard and feels more shapeable. 

I got it in Jawbreaker plastic, and the flights are straight with a little fade at the end.  I love the thinner profile b/c I use the fan grip for my upshots, and it feels great in the hand.  I'm usually not a fan of beads, but it's small and not noticeable.  I think this will be my go-to for upshots within 150 feet, maybe longer..

This is my go to for putting and up shots. Absolutely love the jawbreaker plastic.  They are also great off the tee.  They felt odd in the hand at first but very easy to get a clean release while putting.

The Ringer GT in the jawbreaker plastic is my absolute favorite putter.  Like most people I use this disc for up shots and off the tee under 250 ft. This disc isn't quite as over stable as a zone or a harp, but still plenty stable enough for flicks and power grips off the tee. Unlike most people, I also use this disc as my main putting putter. It holds up well in the wind and i always know exactly where its going when it leaves my hand.  This is an absolute money disc for me in every capacity.

The Ringer GT is a fantastic approach disc, and a great throwing/driving putter as well.  The groove top means this putter has a much shallower rim compared to standard P&A disc like the Magnet.  This small rim is much more comfortable in the hand and allows for a cleaner release when throwing, similar to a midrange.  Jawbreaker plastic has a look and feel that I personally love; good grip and texture.  The disc is overstable, with a consistent right to left flight (RHBH) that I can trust everytime.  

I really like the addition of the Ringer GT to the Discraft lineup of putters. I have thrown the regular Ringer before, but didn't really enjoy the feel of it, and I really couldn't tell why. The addition of the groove top really changed that for me, it just seems to sit more comfortably in the hand now. The Jawbreaker plastic feels great as well. The flight of this disc is nice and stable, but not overstable. This could be an extremely useful disc for putting, upshots, and driving off the tee. The flight holds pretty straight until some nice, predictable fade at the end. This holds true when throwing or putting. This might be a nice Rhyno replacement for those wanting to throw something similar with Discraft.