Bought for my 3 year old daughter. She LOVES her disc. I've only been able to throw it a few times because she never lets me even hold it. When I have thrown it I found it very fun to throw. It's super light and the plastic is so soft it's almost floppy. But once it's up and flying it seems to fly really well. But if you are interred in this disk it's probably because you have a little one who is interested and for that I can highly recommend this disc. 

I bought this with a mid and FD for my 4-year-old, mostly so he wouldn't hurt anything. They are fun and easy to throw. Ultra light and soft, they still feel every bit like real discs with real flight characteristics. Recommended when light and soft is called for. 

This putter is pretty fun to throw. the safety plastic is very soft and flexible. It is stiffer than the Elevation discs. I actually like that it is stiffer than that rubber. The only thing that would make this discs heavier.

This is an great beginner's disc. It is very easy to throw and putt with. The rim is a little interesting it reminds me of a harp or zone - just not as overstable as those are. I find that the numbers are pretty accurate. It flies fairly straight. Putting with it is pretty easy. It does seem that if the nose is up it will catch more lift than other discs. I've noticed that it will lift in the air significantly. Its kind of fun to watch.

Overall it is a pretty good disc to start off with.

If you work in a warehouse, and want a disc golf disc that you can throw around safely without breaking anything, then the Guru Safety Line Cumulus Putter is for you.

This putter appears to use the same mold as the Sune Sport Flow Motion, but is instead made in an ultra soft, ultra light weight plastic blend that almost eliminates the danger factor of disc golf.

As of right now there are two discs in the Safety line, the Cumulus putter and the Cirrus midrange. Both of these discs are really similar to each other with the main difference being that the Cirrus has a bead. 

These discs are really fun to throw around, and are perfect for playing those short poorly designed disc golf course that play right near playgrounds. If you're looking for disc golf discs to use for school disc golf instruction, then the Safety Line Cumulus is also a great choice.

For there purpose of being safe, these are the best discs out there. The plastic is really grippy and durable, and the discs have a nice straight flight. 

What this disc isn't ideal for is normal disc golf rounds, especially in the wind.