The Dart in Champion plastic was the first putter I ever tried, well before I knew or understood the differences in plastic types. But this disc has always been a fun disc to throw. Whatever angle its released on, that's the angle it'll hold all the way to the ground. It does take some practice to figure out the ranging on the disc due to how effortlessly it glides, but it's definitely a disc worth trying out.

I live by this disc, it's a straight flying disc can be used by backhand and forehand. It is very glidey so, no need for a lot of power, and a great putter for push putts. It feels great in the hand, and I can put all my power into it and it flies straight consistently. 

After using this disc for a few months on and off it is becoming one of my favorites in my bag. My home course is super woodsy with a lot of tunnel shots that don’t have a lot of room for error. The dart will go dead straight with little to no fade and glide for days. Also it sticks to the ground well so you can park it. I always get excited when I take this out cus I know I’m gonna throw a laser and stay on the fairway. Wouldn’t recommend in the wind though it gets a little finicky. Take strokes off your game and get a dart! 

This was my first non-putting putter and it flies amazing. I like this disc for approaches or even drives off the tee. The Dart has glide forever, which makes it great for those shots too short for a mid and too long to jump putt. I especially like this disc because of its effortless accuracy and dependability. If put on a hyzer, you can expect it to ride it the whole way and the same for an anhyzer but with a bit of fade toward the end. The Dart is a great utility/workhorse disc for shaping shots through the woods (at least in Champion Plastic) because of the small fade/slight over stability of it. This disc is also pretty good at revealing where a person's form is needing improvement. The Dart can be thrown a full 250 feet by me, but improper form trying to throw hard causes the turn-and-burn effect.

I'm not a fan of the dart.  The rim feels funny to hold and release.  Flight-wise, it goes fairly straight on lighter throws but it has so much glide that it seems to keep going right past the basket every time.