I have huge hands, so most putters feel way too shallow for me. The Dagger has the perfect depth for my hand, and the zero medium plastic feels fantastic. Since switching to putting with these, I've been hitting way more clutch putts from outside my normal "I'll make that" range. I never throw this disc off the tee in a game, but I do use the Dagger while practicing my drives to help with touch.

This disc is very deep and may not be comfortable to some, especially those with little hands!!!

firstly, I'd recommend the Pilot from StreamLine before this disc. It has the same ratings without the depth, allot more comfortable. I putt with a pilot, you should too.

The dagger is a nice putter overall, although it's very unique, it's also very simple. It makes a great approach disc, the only issue is the depth of the disc itself. Bigger handers like myself can get by but, even my 6' 7" self found this disc to be uncomfortable. This disk HAD potential.. but besides it's awesome glide? It's not worth uncomfy Depth. Unless you have really big hands and you are looking for a putter to try putting with..? Again, look into the Pilot

I love my Dagger and use it as my putting putter. Nevertheless, when I first tried it, it felt too thick for me; even though I'm 6'1, I have an average hand size of 7.75" (a hand span of 9"), this disc still didn't feel comfortable. I used it for a month then I took it out of my bag and replaced it with the Streamline Pilot, a good putter, but not as smooth flying as the Dagger. Finally after a couple months with the Pilot, I went back to the Dagger, and somehow I was now used to the feel of it in my hand. It flies gently towards the basket and does a good job of staying near. It has more glide than usual putters too, so you can putt from further away. 

I will never putt with anything else again. This disc has given me the confidence to make any putt. I am a spin putter but this putter is great for any style. My one knock would be for me its not a thrower but i don't need it to be. The glide makes it feel so natural coming out of the hand. Its a straight putter and it shows if i miss im never to far from the basket.

I use the Dagger to putt anything 40'-50' and in. Feels great in the hand and glides through the air well. Putting is the worst part of my game by far, but the Dagger has helped to cover that up, a little bit at least. 

If you love the feel of a Dagger but need a bit of flex out of your longer putts, I'd ready for a Zero Medium Dagger. It's not as poppy out of the hand as a Zero Hard, but for circle 2 jump puts the Zero Medium Dagger will flex slightly more than the Zero Hard and give you a bit straighter flight. I'd recommend a Zero Hard for C1 and a Zero Med for C2. If spin putting is your style of choice, try a McPro Aviar or Classic Blend Warden.  

I will admit I bought this putter because Wysocki uses it and I try to emulate his putting style. Like other reviews have said, it does have a deep rim depth, but I have long fingers so its fine for me. For putting, the medium plastic feels nice and it is my go to putter in most situations, especially mild head winds

For driving and upshots I dont really use the dagger. Dont get the same distances as say the spike or wizard

I've never had a putter that change my game so quickly I used to be a spin putter but when switching to this it helped me take some spinoff and gave me some more controllable putts

Profile: As advertised. It is a deep dish putter, and it glides for days.  

Throwing: I didn't throw this one, the depth is too deep for me

Putting:  If you have a hard/faster putt and like spin on your putts this could be a great disc to try out.  Lots of glide and somewhat stable.

Final Thoughts: I personally don't like it for my putting style but that's just personal preference.  

I have been using this putter for 2 years now constantly. The only Con about it would be its kinda hard to control in the wind because of the "Deep Dish" although once you give yourself time to get used to the disc you will learn how to throw it better in the wind. For non windy days or where the wind is ranging from 10mph this putter is very consistent. It's always worked the way i wanted it to and it gets the job done! In my opinion i cannot putt with Zero Hard Daggers. If you're a beginner to the dagger and looking to try it out. I suggest the Zero Medium Dagger. 

So, the Dagger is a somewhat atypical putter due to the deeper rim. It is a beaded putter, but it is a softer bead. I love the Dagger because I have bigger hands and this disc feels more solid with putting. I dont feel like I am going to miss left or right because it is more of a meaty disc and is not as pushed by wind. I do not throw this off the tee at all due to the deep rim, it causes me to misfire. As a putting putter and short upshot disc, it is great and honestly depends on the feel for you. Zero Hard/Med are recommended as they retain their shape well. 

The Dagger is a great variation of putter, just ask Ricky Wysocki! I personally got to see him absolutely destroy Fountain Hills at the Memorial with one right after switching from Prodigy. Made almost every putt, and birdied 9/9 on the back 9!

 Off the tee, It is a really straight driving putter that has a reliable fade. The feel in the hand is not ideal for me, because it has a very high profile; so I wouldn't opt for a Dagger as a putting putter with my smaller hands. 

The Dagger is what it says, a big deep bulky disc that floats well and works for push putts. This Zero Medium blend seems harder than Zero Medium in other Latitude putters. This is not a good putter for driving.