I'm very new to disc golf and this the putter that has been most comfortable for me. I really like the thin profile and the rubbery feel. Flies well forehand or backhand. Because it is a softer plastic, it does get dinged up (I play on a very wooded course and my accuracy is still lacking). 

I just started to use this putter about a month ago and I have mainly come to love it as an approach disc. I first bought the ringer due to the rubbery feel of the disc. This feel gives it a nice comfort in your hand and the rubbery texture grabs the chains of the basket very very well. But what I love more than the rubbery part of the disc is the depth. It is VERY shallow and almost feels like a mid range disc. I've been throwing it of the tee and it has a stable flight path for 150-200 feet then it likes to fade left just a hair. If there is a course with a lifted green or a hill or water hazard on the other side of the basket I use this disc and an upshot since it's more likely to stick to the grass due to the rubbery texture. I recommend it for beginners so they can feel this disc out and figure out whether they would like to use it as a throwing putter or just use it for putting. It works well for both

This disc is money in the X soft. I own two. The Elite Z is too slippery to put with, and if there's any moisture whatsoever it loses accuracy on approach shots.It sits in my closet.

The X Soft is the opposite. Plenty of grip, even when everything is damp. It is absolutely the perfect driving /approach disc and the most reliable disc I own. I don't put with it inside the circle, however, as it does have a strong low-speed fade.

This disc is fantastic! I bought it in Elite Z as a stable thrower and immediately bought it in X to putt with. It booted my Magnet which held the spot for 6 years.

It's a stable, grippy, consistent putter with a flattop that flies straight and then finishes left (RHBH). It carries speed well out of the hand which makes it feel very comfortable on the release.

For a beginner, this would be a good over stable putter for putting and approaching.

The ringer is an excellent P&A disc. It has enough integrity to hold up to the wind and give a nice reliable finish. Good hyzerflip to glide or hyzerflip to hyzer when worked in as they beat up to fairly neutral / straight eventually. Make good turnover putters at that point.

The X version is typically flatter with more grip. The recent run of Pro-D seems to be either domey or concave, which was not what I was looking for.

I use one of these for nearly all shots under 240ft. Very underappreciated disc.

LOVE the new X version of this.  Been making crazy putts with it.  I love the low profile, and the X plastic has a flat top.  The D seems to have a dome.  Was using a Banger, but this comes out of my hand much more consistent.

It is similar in profile to a Pure, but with a bead and overstable.  Exactly what I've needed.