The half and half color schemes are great and it feels good in the hand too. It's beadless and a little deeper than most putters but not as deep as a Wizard or P2.

I don't throw baseline plastics often since my home course is rocky but it holds power well when used on a long approach throw. It's not over stable but it has a dependable fade at the end for putting as well. My current and favorite putter, I hope a soft version is released for cold weather rounds.

Very consistant putter with minimal fade. I find it similar to the axiom pixel.

super straight and I love it. as someone who is bad at putting this disc makes me feel cooler as it flashes red and white as it spins

The Dread is a beadless putter from Doomsday.  It is relatively deep compared to other putters.  In the hand, it feels similar to a beadless aviar, firefly,or p2. The inner rim has a slight angle to it that may bother some, i do not have any issues with it.  

As a putter, it's stable and shows a soft fade towards the end of flight.  It is a relatibvely low glide putter that does not get bullied in the wind.

As a thrower, his thing really shines.  The 2 tone color provides a cool strobing pattern.  Omce you stop paying attention to the visuals, you realize this putter has very little to no high speed turn while being very torque resistant.  There is an odd lack of low speed glide that makes the disc drop before it reall fade smuch.  

Flat and Hyzer shots hold the angle until they crash to the ground.  Anny shots hold the anny as they slowly pan but never really come out.  It's stable enough to flatten out of an anny but not to fade out of it.  

I have really grown to like this as a thrower and it has replaced my other throwing putter for neutral flights.