Tl;Dr: Very solid nuertral throwing putter for backhands that interesting in the hand being shallow, would recommend it in premium plastics.

Feel: Really unique putter - indeed very shallow and flat as described. Makes a great throwing putter. The closest disc feel wise in my collection like it is a Prodigy A3 but that is overstable and this is nuetral. I could see small hands loving this disc as a thrower, but even with largish hand (6'1"), I am good with the hand feel (but I am also good with deeper more standard shapes). I have not be able to notice a change in accuracy with better releases over a deeper putter. 

Flight: For backend, its nuetral with a gentle fade at the end (or verrry slowly fight out of an anhyzer). I was expecting a bit more fade in Halo S Blend - the flight is how I would expect a base line to flight off the shelf. I think this gets a bit more distance than I would expect for a flat disc. Pretty flippy for forehand, I'm not using it for that.

Best 3 Speed Thrower

Yeah, I said it... best 3 speed throwing putter on the market. Envy fanboys will disagree but the Tomb is the best balance of torque resistence, glide and plastic options. The Tomb thrown hard on a backhand line, flat, will go laser straight forever. Once they beat in a bit, you need to give them a slight hyzer and they pop up and ride, forever. Then gently fade and stick. Being slightly deeper than an Envy, these glide better, so in the trees with hallway and tunnel shots you can keep it low and hard without it hitting early. 

I also throw this forehand but I have to hyzerflip it quite a bit more to get that straight flight. It feels great in hand so I don't feel like I'm flicking a putter. It is beaded and some don't like that so it just won't work for them. But I like beaded putters, both forehand and backhand, so I have no issue. I have thrown metal flake c-blend, concrete, s-blend and halo s-blend. I'm currently bagging a halo s-blend and it is breaking in real nice. I throw at lower elevation (1400' ish) and used to live at 6200' where it was more overstable. 

If you are looking for a speed 3 throwing putter that isn't an overmold or isn't non-beaded (Luna), the Tomb is your choice. I know some people putt with them, but I don't... that's what the Penrose is for. 

#tombgang

Love this disc, nice and torque resistance. Can handle power and is durable!

10 out of 10

I putt with the N Blend, I throw the Halo and Concrete off the tee or on approach shots that I run straight at the basket backhand or forehand. Glide is there even for this shallow disc and the feel in hand is amazing. I would recommend you try it out for putting as there is a blend for you that you will like in hand. I know the Alpaca gets a lot of love and its an amazing disc but all our hands are different and for me that I dont have small hands but medium hands the tomb does the job. TRY IT AS A PUTTING PUTTER

Off the tee the 1 fade is minimal and finishes forward to when I throw 200 per say I aim 1 basket width right (for backhand) and watch the magic happen. This disc can be pushed to 300ft, but chariots are the faster version of these and no need to really do that. 

I was introduced to the Tomb by my good friend. Previously I was putting with the westside crown and a few others. I quickly fell in love with the low profile of the Tomb. Being low profile, you don't have the big rim that can affect your putting grip at times. The Halo S blend offers just the right amount of stability in putting and also throwing the disc on approaches. The beaded rim helps alot in repeatabiliy in the putt, becuase I can get my fingers in the same spot each time. Overall this disc I feel is amazing and everyone should give this disc a try if they're in search of a do it all putter.

Halo s-blend, 174g

Great throwing putter, really tolerates torque well, good hard backhand cranks or medium flicks, no fear of it coming over on me. Thrown with power its dead straight with a stable late finish. Replaced my opto pure, more consistent/predictable. In hand feel is great, shallow but plenty of room for the power grip. I've thrown other putters further, his doesn't seem to glide forever, but that's the whole point, I want reliable ~210-225' and that's what this gives me

I bag two of these currently. One I blend (I think?) and one halo. The tomb is  a great throwing putter, very flat and low profile with a bead. Flight wise, the tomb is very straight with a hint of fade, true to the numbers I'd say. The halo is more stable than the I blend as is expected. 

I bag more tombs than any other mold. The plastic is gorgeous, the grip is consistent, and they bomb for a 3 speed. I was impressed in every way by this plastic except in the stability that the metal flake and metal flake glow, and the c blend. It flips up and rides straight 300+ft but it lacked the stability of the other halo molds produced. It is my favorite disc to throw, my ace hunter, and my baby. So grateful this disc is available now. I don't know how I'm usually the only one with this mold in any setting in Tennessee. Amazing disc and personal favorite drop of the year. My back up is under the tree as I type.