The d blend glow tomb is an absolutely stellar throwing putter. Dead straight with very little fade and will hold on any line without burning out. The tomb bombs off the tee and I've even found great success throwing it on laser beam straight forehand approaches which makes this putter a total package weapon. 

I've spent a lot of money on different putters over the years trying to figure out what feels most comfortable in my hand and what I can putt most consistently with. I found a putter that a friend of mine let me borrow to test out. It was a beat up base plastic Ringer from Discraft. They don't produce the Ringer in base plastic anymore to my knowledge and in general they aren't easy to find in my experience, so I went out and researched a lot of discs that matched the characteristics of the Ringer. Those being, the flat top, beaded, and low profile. I think that two discs ended up taking the cake when it comes to meeting those expectations. One being the Pilot from Streamline (a bit understable for me) and the Tomb which is ultimately my putter that I currently bag. I have other discs that I prefer for full shots, but the low profile and flat top of the Tomb are exactly what I want out of a putter. I prefer a beaded putter, so the bead is just a bonus for me. I have become much more consistent and confident with my putting because of the tomb. I've extended my putting range by nearly 15 feet and I can now put a bid out to about 70 feet comfortably without a jump putt (which I struggle with the timing on). The one somewhat negative thing I will say about the Tomb is that it can seemingly fall out of the sky if you don't get enough spin on it (probably because of the flat top). It's not often that is an issue though and it is likely user error because I am a self-proclaimed intermediate player. 

D Blend Glow Tomb

I own all plastic blends of the Tomb.  First off the Tomb is by far my favorite throwing putter and will do most anything you ask of it.  The D Blend Glow seems to be slightly more stable than the regular D Blend in max weight and less stable than C blend.  So at 4,500' of elevation when thrown flat it has a long straight flight with moderate fade at the end.  I typically can throw tombs up to 300' for reference.  I'm hoping that the D Glow beats in to be a dead straight down the pipe putter that will fill the gap between my premium and D Blend Tombs.  #Tombgang