Plastic: Star

Weight: 143g

Feel: This is a very shallow and very domey putter.  It is truly unlike any other disc I have held before.  This disc does also have a small bead on it and a fairly sharp rim for only being a speed 3.

Flight: Listen, I can't over-exaggerate how understable this disc is.  If you give this power, even on a steep hyzer, this disc will find it's way right.  But, I have found a few uses for this flippy little thing.  One, is for short-range tomahawks, usually over trees, because this will flip over and drop fast, so you can huck this high over a tree and trust it to come down fairly straight. Another is spin putting from a decent distance, and this is because it's crazy understability will keep this disc from fading out during a low-speed putt.

Conclusion: Overall, this disc does exactly what the numbers say it should, and it is very shallow, and VERY domey, especially for a putter.  But, this disc is very useful for a very particular set of shots and maybe worth a try.  Enough "very"s for ya? This disc is it's own thing, just try it.

Sidenote: Using this disc for short-range Tomahawks is an excellent way to work around trees on or near the green, as it's understability gives it a super short flight path.

I like this disc for understable approach shots where you want little to no fade.  It really has no business being used for much else, but it's probably the least stable option outside of something like a sonic.

i bought this disk because of its low profile, i like how it feels in the hand. But the biggest bonus i got was when i, a begginer, throw it flat and straight it stays flat but goes right in a beautiful curve,  perfect for the wooded shots that need to go right as i havent figured out how too "turn over" a disk. I wont be without this disc ever.