My wife has used this as her go-to putter: From the outset she really liked the grippiness of the Stayput rubber, and how it tended to drop and sit more readily than other putters she had been using; also the unique color bands of the UV blend when playing on sunnier days was an aesthetic plus for her (and if somehow she misses badly and ends up in weeds, the coloring is usually easy to spot). So far it seems to be holding up well. I agree with the flight numbers: This thing seems to want to dive for the ground unlike most any other disc I've used (Yikun Crossbow is similar), and has a very strong fade; taken together, if trying to throw for distance, it's hard (for me at least) to get more than about 150 ft. It does well what it was designed for, though for me, I don't know that it is enough to bump something else out of my bag. This makes me think it's probably not good for beginners, though if used solely for putting, it is probably just as workable for them as any, and will help get around obstacles.

A lot of fun to throw. Agree with other reviews - if you only use it to throw flat, it doesn't add much value. Throwing a big hyzer shot? This disc lives up to the StayPut name.