A wild Magneton appeared! 

This putter is pretty good. It's another slimmer putting putter. It's stable enough for long putts, but was a little less stable than I'm used to close up. I normally put with something more stable to just drill it in, so I was missing a little left with this one.

Off the tee, it's pretty flippy, so keep that in mind. Wasn't my favorite putter for driving, but a good putting putter. The plastic is the same as the drivers, so a "pro" feel to it. It's sticky enough to hit the chains if you're good enough to hit them.

Overall, a good straight, beadless, slimmer putter.

I really like the feel of Eclass plastic found in the Galaxy Discs Magenton fur a putting putter. This is an adequate beadless putter with a good feel and a very flat top. For a putter, the Magenton is fairly thin with a low profile. I'm used to a taller thicker putter so didn't have the best success putting with the magneton, but for someone new to disc golf that doesn't already have a preferred feel, the Magneton will work as good as anything else on the market. This disc has a nice straight flight on putts and doesn't fade a lot.  I like the nice straight flight for approach shots.

As a thrower, the flight ratings of the Magneton I threw were substantially different than the printed flight paths. This putter is understabe, not stable/overstable as the 0/2 flight rating indicates. When I tried to throw this disc at full power, it turned over and held that line all the way to the ground. This is NOT a disc you want to use as a driving putter unless you are looking for anhyzer shots and turnover lines.

The Magneton is a nice, low-profile putter with a flat top and a rim that is not very deep. I like the feel of it in my hand, though I typically prefer beaded putters. With that said, it is a beadless putter that flies pretty darn straight. I putt most often with a Myth that has a fade of "2" and I'd say that this disc is definitely straighter, though it also has a fade of "2" on the stamp. 

This is the kind of putter that you can hand to any player, including beginners, and it will be a very serviceable putter with a nice feel in the hand and that can work nicely for short approaches. It is hard to think of too much more to say about a putter that simply works nicely, flies straight, and gets the job done without any quirks.