Great for putting or approch shots on hills.

You heard it here first "best putter in the world". As a player that has been using the envy rubber soft 3 years before Conrad ever threw it, I grew a liking to it because of its rubber style and dimensions. Fast forward to now. I'm here to lead the way again. Get yourself a KOI , thank me later

The OG Koi is a very unique disc that can take some getting used to. However, when you do figure it out it is incredibly useful for sketchy greens or steep slopes. I use the OG Koi primarily for upshots or putts that have high rollaway potential where I want my shot to stick to the ground. The OG rubber is incredibly floppy and needs to be thrown with some finesse. I have the most success when throwing it on hyzer slightly nose up and letting it flip up and turn. It isn't a disc that I use a ton every round, but it is great for warmup catch before the round and as a utility disc on tricky slopes.

Stable, Stable, Stable

I'm really enjoying this straight-shooter. Not only does it fly straight but it sticks the landing. I'm not the world's best putter but I love how I can land an upshot right at the basket for the tap-in. It won't skip away.

Caveat: these discs have been known to roll.

One more thing: the disc is not "flimsy." It is flexible, bendy, and foldable, but it's not flimsy. Flimsy means "cheap or of low value" which this disc is NOT. I expect to hold this valuable, flexible putter in my bag for years.

This disc is very fun. You are able to make it into a ball and throw puts just like a baseball. Not sure I would use it as much as a normal putter due to the flimsy plastic. But it works great for 100 foot up shots that stop very close to where it hits. 

Koi is my first 'taco' disc (it can be folded in half like a taco). I got it because I was tired if seeing my missed putts roll far away on steep terrain. It drops flat like no other disc I have-- its ability to stay is amazing. It isn't roll-away proof though: Recently when I really needed it to do its job to seal a win, it rolled at least 40' down a hill away from the basket. It was shocking, and made for a great laugh. The way the disc landed after hitting the basket put it on its side and it went for a long roll. 

I always keep this disc in my bag. It gives me confidence for those putts that have a risk of rolling away. 

The disc is also perfect for throw and catch-- the soft rubber is easy on the hands.

 

This disc is insane. I was very skeptical after feeling it for the first time. But, after the literal first throw i was in love. First throw as a beautiful hyzer flip that went easily 250+ Nestled right next to the basket with no worry. I think I've seen 1 roll with this disc and it was 5 feet. Consistent flight, easy to flip, and great disc to warm up with. Super glidy, this disc wants to stay in the air. Very straight flier. Only knock against the disc would be torque resistance. Almost impossible to get any distance with a forehand and it just folds and flops. I haven't had that issue with a backhand though. I can put as much power backhand and then just watch. If you're thinking about trying this disc, I highly recommend it.

Man, I want to like this disc and I'm not sure what the issue is...

Its wonderfully floppy, but that's its biggest issue. Its difficult to throw a consistent nose angle because It just does what it wants as you release. I've had great throws and some really weird results too.

It does however absolutely live up to the no roll always claim, because it is so floppy it just isn't possible for it to really stand up.

My best recommendation is to use it for scoobers since the flight plate has more resistance upside down

Actually watched this thing roll 15 feet  yesterday!!!  think i should buy a lottery ticket or something cause i didn't think that was possible!!

Overall  I am a horrible putter -  have been for years,  don't see that changing- but  with this thing  at least I only miss the putt once ( it pretty much stops where it hits, which is why i like it!)

only semi knock against it -    when it hits the ground (dirt..)  it  is super hard to clean off -  almost  feel like i should  use  water to get the gritty , dirty , sandy feel  off of it - haven't  found a towel  that cleans it off -  but  not a huge deterrent and will continue to use it ..  

really liking  this one!!

I have my doubts with this disc to be truthfully.  seems very similar to a blow fly, very flexible to the point that It is hard to throw this disc with a lot of power.  It literally tacos in your hand.. 

and with that said I do agree it does not skip or slide around. this disc hits and comes to a dead stop.

like I said i have my doubts , great for kids or playing catch with though

I would recommend this disc for any level! I use this for a VERY dependable run at baskets from 80-175 feet. It's easy to run the basket with this disc because it absolutely sticks where it lands (maybe skidding 5-8 feet at worst) for an easy "tap" in if I do miss toss it. This is also great for a hyzer flip shot down a narrow passage or out in the open for an easy 250 feet... Glides for days. I use the Interceptor for hyzer shots and the Koi for anny to neutral shots. Such a good disc and will be a mainstay in my bag. 

Get one! You won't regret it 

I love this disc! I've made some putts that any other disc wouldn't. Definitely takes time to get used to. Just like the interceptor, you can't throw it full power without it getting warped and then in this case super understable. I'm very pleasantly surprised by how much it fights through tree limbs/leaves (not as much as most discs). I've found that when putting you have to spin putt, push putt is not an option. I think it's a neutral skill level because while it's great for beginners to not have to worry about breaking their discs, it takes some finesse to get the most out of it. I've been able to absolutely run putts I wouldn't dream off with any other putter, and worst case even if it hits the cage or band it sticks within 4ft of the basket at max. As a whole the first line of this rings true this disc will be a staple in my bag going forward. Love some elevation discs can't wait to see what else they end up producing.

Throwing Elevation Rubber at 4,400 ft in Utah. To me, 5 stars = incredible disc 4 stars = good & dependable disc. I don't give out too many 5 star ratings.

The feel of this is very similar to the run 1 of the interceptors, but slightly stiffer - slightly. Meaning it is quite floppy. It has a rounded edge. Where this is a rubber disc, the grip is interesting. The disc bends to how your hand is gripping it. Honestly a very weird experience. This works really well for a backhand power grip, difficult to manage for a forehand grip. It folded out of my hand on my first forehand throw, resulting in a 50' throw to the very far right.

The flight path of this is straight with a little bit of a fade at the end. Overall it is pretty enjoyable to throw. It may difficult to feel confident in the angle release that you're hoping for. The disc just hangs, it has very little rigidity. Meaning, when this disc lands it stops. I've seen it provide no ground play. I've seen it land on a tree trunk and stay on the tree trunk. Which is why I think you would want this disc.

Overall, a pretty fun disc to throw around. Definitely worth it if you're looking for a disc that has no grown play.