Reviewing in sense plastic- this is a solid 3 speed putter. Plenty comfortable in the hand and the plastic is firm while grippy. As far as the flight goes it is very much like a pure with a bead, which lowers the glide a tad and increases the fade. It catches great in the chains. Much like the pure though, it is a bit too fast as a putter for me. I prefer 2 speeds typically, but all around a great addition to Latitude's lineup 

This is a pretty great putter, It has the tiniest of beads on the rim but is almost unnoticable.  I've been putting with the Faiths for the last few years and while I really like them, the added stability of the bead on this really helps fight wind.  I've been putting with this for a few weeks now and I am pretty set on it being my new putter.
The Sense plastic has enough grip to get some solid spin on the disc while still grabbing at the chains.  I've tried Judge's and Steady Eds putters that have the bigger bead and did not enjoy them. This one is just perfect.

This is the putter I've been looking for. I used to put with Pure's but found them slightly too understable. 

Off the tee in the Sense plastic, these discs are dead straight with incredible glide out of the box. No lateral movement at all beside a minimal touch of fade at the end mimicking what I would perceive as a 3/3/0/0. Very similar flight to Discmania Logics — my main putter before these kicked them out.

When putting, the glide is clearly one of the strongest aspects of this disc. The sense plastic is stiff yet seems to maintain grip despite conditions. Super impressive. 

Off the tee in Royal plastic, this disc has considerably more fade — closer to that of a 3/3/0/2. I love the feel of the Royal plastic and super appreciate that I can get the same mold in two different stabilities out of the box, consistently.