This is my favorite higher profile beadless putter. It is what I wanted the discmania p2 to be, when that came out years ago, but the p2 does not have much glide. The faith has a moderate amount of glide, stability, and firmness, making it accurate and consistent in most conditions. Being a higher profile putter, it also flies nice and slow, and catches chains well. And I love the name- like "have faith that you will make it with this disc". Excellent putter from Latitude 

I really like this disc, it is very comparable to an Aviar in shape and flight stats.  Just be advised the Royal Sense plastic is not the same as the Royal Grand.  Royal Grand is a little tackier and  glossy, whereas the Sense Plastic is more of a matte finish but still has good tack. 

I really like the flight this gives off a tee, I'm still a noob to throwing putters off the tee, but this one has a very slight "S" when thrown flat.  Great for short little forehand flicks as well.  Probably going to pick up a few more so I can usher out my Aviars from the bag.  I just like this a smidge better.

Let me start by saying that I want to give this disc 5 stars. 

I love the way the plastic feels, I love the shape of the disc, and I love the way it both putts & flies.

However... the plastic is just not very durable. I purchased 2 Faiths 2 weeks ago and they both are gouged and dinged up pretty bad after just a couple of rounds with them - and I'm primarily using them for putting alone. 

This would be expected if it wasn't for the price point of the disc. If I'm going to pay $15 for a piece of plastic, I expect it to hold up a little longer.

I'm genuinely a fan of the Faith. I just hope the price will eventually drop once the Royal line isn't so new. 

Starting putting last season with Judges and really enjoyed them, but wanted to go all MVP so I switched to Electron soft Ions. Been itching to try a new mold, feeling like my putt has been stronger and starting to hand my putts to the right. So, I wanted to try something with a bit more stability. The local shop owner turned me onto these.

Tried it at the local putting league and I love it. Not a big one for beadless putters, but with my new putting grip it's working awesome. These feel exactly like the P2's I was feeling in the local shop, but I like the plastic a whole lot more. Can put spin and power on these and they will go straight and fade nicely into the chains from 30-35 ft. 
 

I highly recommend trying these molds if your looking to test a new putter, it's deeper, but not crazy deep.

I went to a local store looking to swap putters from the deputy to something more stable. bought this and two other molds to test out. played a round, went back, and bought two more i liked them so much. and since beating them in i am liking the plastic more and more as it loses its 'slick overcoat' and gets tacky and firmer. if you are looking for a deep rimmed beadless stable to straight putter definitely consider the faith.

Has a great feel in the hand, love the putter flies similar to my judge but a bit grippier plastic which is my original favorite so extra putters to practice with!

I've been playing around with a few different putters this season, all that I knew was that i like the aviar mold.

I've shown this disc to a few people and they immediately have said aviar. Pronounced walls, flat flight plate, no bead but pronounced rim. The depth of the rim is slightly deeper, but same width. It does have a higher height than most other putters that I've tried, even the whale.

Flight is very very straight with small fade. It is very resistant to torque. As expected from other latitude 64 plastic, lots of glide. Noticeably more float than the aviar.

Plastic is very nice and stiff. The outside rim is slick(er) when you first get it. I spin putt with my index finger on the underside of the rim, and it is very comfortable. The top of the flight plate is what sold me on this disc. It is very, very tacky and has given me a lot more spin and control of my putts of c1/short c2 putts. I'm confident that my thumb isn't moving when I'm sizing it up.

Drawbacks: some discs are better in wet conditions, the plastic beads the water so drying it off before a shot is a must. Durability isn't great. They beat in pretty easily. However, this greatly improves the tackiness of the outer rim. Regardless, for a base plastic, the feel beats the durability. Additionally, the depths of the walls make the grip difficult for my (medium?) sized hands for a power grip. Which is fine because I'm normally reaching for a mid in that scenarios.

Given this, I've bought in and have 6 of them. I also supplement the practice stack with a few aviars. I'm very satisfied and believe I've found my long term putting putter. I cannot wait for the next run.

This disc feels great and flies true to the numbers.... ITS A P2 and im surprised no one really has said much about that, feels very comparable to the p2 - feel wise and shape wise as well as on the numbers... The royal sense plastic feels amazing. WOULD LOVE TO SEE THIS IN THE ROYAL DRIVER/MID plastic. Might be slippy in that plastic as a putter, but i feel like it would b a great thrower in the other royal plastic

I'm RHBH This is my new go-to putter for short to medium to putts. Fits very comfortably in my hand. It's grippy but just the right amount - no early/late releases, and super consistent flight. Highly recommend!

This disc is most likely going to be my new putter. So I was looking for some putters and I found the faith. Then I threw it, it flew amazing! It wants to go in all the time. For short approach shots it is overstable. But it is really power resistant and goes straight with a lot of power. If your looking for a new deep dish putter that still isn't to deep I would consider getting a faith.

Throwing Royal Sense plastic at 4,400 ft in Utah. To me, 5 stars = incredible disc 4 stars = good & dependable disc. I don't give out too many 5 star ratings.

The Sense plastic feels like a better version of prime plastic. I really enjoy the feel of it. It is pretty grippy and stiff. The two things that I like in a putter. 

While holding the Faith in my hand it has a typical putter feel to it. It is a deep rim, and very rounded edge that fits comfortably in my hand. This works great for a fan grip or a power grip. I don't like it too much for a forehand grip though. 

The flight path of this makes it great for a very dependable disc. It can hold any line you put it on. You throw it flat, it will go very straight. I really like this flight path for a putter. It flies pretty straight to a decent distance outside the circle. Allowing for a very dependable flight path for my putts. This is definitely a good workhorse for a putter.

Overall, this is a solid putter. I'd recommend this to anyone wanting to try out a new putter. Whether for putting or driving.