Solid putter. Semi deep but not too much to be uncomfortable. No bead. Similar to the Discmania P2. 
round upper shoulder slanted 45• angle to the bottom. 
not that fast. Decent glide. 0 turn. Decent but not crazy fade. Definitely a solid 2 fade in premium plastic 

the exact one I have has a little dome so it flies 2/4/0/2 almost a 2.5 fade. If you give it air it drifts hyzer pretty good. 
I like it in forged for throwing. 
I'm a fan of all the Finish Line discs I've tried so far. 
plastic seems like prodigy 400g. It's durable and solid but enough tack

I am not sure where I would be without my Pace. I genuinely use it for almost any backhand approach within 150-200 feet as well as tee shots where I want to throw a putter. I have a beat-up one that is fantastic for panning anhyzer backhands and a new one that still has a lot of stability left in it so I can put some real power behind it. 

The pace is a fantastic disc and could fit into any players bag! This putter starts quite stable handling some turn and consistently fighting out. I used to bag a Prodigy PA1 until I found the pace and it kicked it straight out of my bag. 

This disc became a staple throwing putter in my bag. Out of the box somewhat stable disc I rotate a couple in and out of my bag because once you get it a good one beat in it's hard not to depend on it for great flip up shots. 

The Sky God Killer!

This putter wants to be thrown FAR! Hit it hard and watch it go! 

Glide for days and distance to rival your mids. I have never had a new disc become a staple in my bag so quickly. The Pace is straight enough to hit gaps with confidence. That being said, it is reliably over stable enough to finish hard on hyzer upshots.

If you want a putter that can go far, this is the one! It will do what you want and then some. If I had to name a downside (and this is almost exclusively learning curve, and learning angle control with a new disc) this disc out of the box does not want to hold anhyzer. However, I have a feeling it will become a great long turning putter once it beats in.

I'd say this disc has more fade than the numbers indicate. It's a 1.5 fade, so I'd guess I'd say it's closer to a 2 fade than a 1. I've only played two rounds with the pace, but so far it does exactly what it says it does. Glides fairly straight for a while and hits a solid fade at the end. I have a modest arm and have to rip it flat or on a little anny to get a nice full flight. It will definitely take some more work to get this to be a hyzer flip putter. Out in the open, it's super reliable for 200 foot upshots where you need the disc to hyzer out right by the basket. 

The description of a "deep putter" is accurate. I was surprised at how deep it was. It's unlike any other putter I own (though I tend to like shallow putters like a Luna). That said I had no issue with the hand feel when throwing it. 

Definitely worth a shot to try one of the protos while they're still available!