I really like this disc and it has become my go-to putter. I like that it's chunky and while it has float, it isn't "lofty" about it. It just goes, it goes straight, and it fades very predictably as it runs out of speed.

It's also a great short/mid range utility driver. I love to tomahawk mine over stuff. Hits the ground and it's shape lends itself great to skidding on up to the basket. It's also great to control distance. You can take it, throw it hard, and it will go dead nuts straight but run out of speed since it's got little aerodynamic qualities.

Definitely highly recommend it, and I love that I can sporadically find it in high end plastic. All my putters in cheap plastics get beat up so fast and lose nearly all flight quality fast. These don't!

The ringer is a shallow, beaded, flat topped putter from Discraft that in the hand reminded me of a beaded zone or a harp. I threw around a Ledgestone Cryztal Ringer today and was a bit...disappointed with the ringer.

I did not find it particularly stable. Thrown hard and flat it turned a bit more than I expected (especially considering Cryztal is generally beefy) and really didn't have much of a fade to it. It flew pretty neutral for me. 

I was thinking the Ringer would be a nice overstable throwing putter that would be a bit less punishing than the zone, but it wasn't.