I've been searching for a new putter and came across the Mobius. It's become my putting putter for most situations. I like the feel and grip of it in the OG Firm plastic. I ended up buying a 5 pack of them for backyard practice and have had good luck with them out to 30 feet or so. Depending on the situation I will use a push or spush putt and these do well with that within circle 1. They putt straight but I find that head and crosswinds affect them more than some other putters I've used (Pure, Judge, Prodigy P Model S). When thrown level, they're really straight when new and get ever so slightly understable as they beat in. In my experience, they don't have a ton of glide and very little if any fade if thrown straight so I like that they don't sail past the basket if I misjudge throwing power. It tends to stay on line when thrown with angle. With that being said, I typically don't throw my Mobius, I tend to use a Pure as my throwing putter as I feel it's flight is more predictable when thrown hard. Note that I play at 5000' of altitude so that will affect the flight characteristics for me.

I was literally stunned when I tried this as throwing putter.  So straight and such good glide.  It's allow me to use it off the tee on a lot of holes.  Simply the best throwing putter I've used.

I just got this disc in the mail today. I wanted a shallower p2. Love the glide on the p2 but it doesn't always feel comfy in the hand to me. Tried the mobius, and it feels very similar to a p2, just ever so slightly shallower. When I putted it with some oomph behind it, it was solid. You've really got to commit to the oomph though. It was very straight, as they claim. Very good putter that I think I'll love more and more the more I play with it. Not understable out of the box... at least not with putting. I haven't tried airing it out yet, so can't speak to that.