My favorite putting putter by far. If you've got big hands or are otherwise looking for a deep dish putter, look no further; if your fingers were replaced with hot dogs you'd still be able to fit them comfortably underneath the rim of a Lat64 Dagger. 

For throwing, the Dagger is a reliable neutral putter. I use my practice stack of Retro/Zero Medium/Zero Hard daggers for field work, and they have a good bit more glide than my Pure and won't turn over until I've beaten them in a good bit.

This disc in the Zero Soft Plastic really helped my putting out for a while. It is a solid, controllable, and reliable putter from 40' in. But, I have trouble recommending it as your go-to when the Macana still exists. I love the Dagger and will always have one rotating in and out of my bag, but I would recommend that you also pick up a Macana or two in Zero Medium plastic for a more wind-resistant and durable putter. The Macana is a slightly more shallow version of this beauty that can cut through wind a lot easier and can travel farther, making it an excellent putter off the tee as well. That said, I recommend having the Dagger on non-windy days and for courses where basket spit-outs are common, but I would also have its more shallow cousin in the Macana to round out your putter selection.

I really like this disk for putting. The deep profile makes it really comfortable in the hand. The soft plastic is also really nice for players who prefer softer plastic. It is very grippy and not too floppy. The only downside is that the disc does not go very far, but it is a putter. Overall a very nice disk that will stay in my bag.

Dosent go far, but has a nice frisbee like flight to it. Give it a spin to get it flying better. Not great in wind. But if you want a putting putter here it is.