It's basically like throwing a brick.  A reliable, solid, consistent brick.  And I love that. 

I got the zero hard plastic because I wanted it to be as brick-like as possible.  Unlike floppier putters (which is basically all of them because this disc is as hard as a rock) it feels the exact same coming out of my hand.  Every.  Single.  Time.

Which is great because I screw things up with regularity, and if my disc is consistent that's just one less thing to go wrong.

Getting from feels to comps, it really is aviar-like, just better.  Good disc.

The pure is a great, neutral putter and one of the most popular throwing putters out there. There are a couple reasons for this. 1) It doesn't really feel like a putter. 2) It doesn't really fly like a putter in the distance category. So, if you love throwing mids but don't really jive with putters you've thrown, this disc is worth a shot!

I started with a Zero Hard Pure to test the mold. I figured it's cheaper, slightly less stable, and is a basier plastic which I prefer in putters and mids.  They are very flat topped and have a low profile, not absurdly low like a colt or stud, but not nearly as beefy as an Aviar, Warden, insert your favorite beadless putter. The wing profile really reminds me of a mid, kind of shaped like Innova 3-top molds (e.g. Mako3), with the rim width of a putter. In my hand, I have no urge to putt this disc, it just feels too fast. It feels great with a forehand grip, which I'll get to.

Flight wise the disc started out very similar to the DX grid stamped aviars I was throwing, just faster. Very little left to right movement, and after a little wear the Zero Hard Pure doesn't fade at all, it simply hovers down to the ground. Think how PMcB threw a Nova in years past, but faster. It really didn't take long for this disc to develop some turn. It's steadied at -2, -3 and further tree kicks aren't doing much to affect its understability. So, it's turned into a fantastic hyzerflip or turnover putter. The great thing is that on a hyzerflip, after it steadies flat it will still "hover" to the ground. Definitely a fun disc to throw, but I was not impressed with just how fast it became so flippy. A DX aviar would last more than twice as long before this level of turn. I've tried a pure in opto as well, and loved it as a driving putter off the tee. Definitely great for those shots which need to be 10-20 feet short of where you can consistently get your mids. The opto pure is noticeably domier, more stable, and fills up the hand a bit more.

As far as upshots go, the pure just carries too far unless you're going for a straight midrange type of shot. I have never been comfortable with controlling small distances with this discs. The Zero Hard plastic is a little too stiff for my liking for approach shots, but that's a personal preference thing.

Now that this thing is really flippy it has been awesome for developing touch forehand shots. In all stages of wear this is a great disc to flick, it just requires finesse.

The flashing is very bad on the hard pures. Even after extended pavement, I mean use, it still catches my skin. I would really love to give the pure a try in zero medium as I think it would make for a more versatile disc.

The Pure is a putt and approach disc from Latitude 64. The Pure has a very Aviar like feel in the hand and is very comfortable. I really enjoyed using this disc for putting and for throwing. As a putter, the Pure has a very straight flight for a long ways, making it good inside and outside of the circle. As a throwing putter, the Pure is also very straight, but not flippy. It really goes where you throw it. This thing really helped me in my upshot game. Because this is a pretty neutral flyer, I would pair this with a stable putter for windy days, but overall, the Pure is a great disc. 

My go-to disc for approach shots under 200 ft. Flies DEAD straight when released flat -- assuming you're not using too much power -- and is very forgiving even when thrown nose-up due to the minimal fade. 

I also putted with this disc for a while; provides a comfortable grip for people with smaller hands like myself. 

I am an absolute beginner trying to give a reciew of a disc? Yes...This disc impressed me that much...You want a straight putter with a pure feeling in the hand and on release?? Look no further because thats what this disc is...it has a nice table flat top but glides for days with no turn or fade i was sinking 30 foot putts like Ricky Wysocki which i still have problems with my xd aviar and nova...tried some prodigy and discraft putters some friends had...hands down the pure in zero line hard wins out so much so that i bought another hard and a megasoft one

I was having trouble finding a putter I really felt confident and comfortable with. I was doing well in my drive and mid range, but when it came to putting I just didn't feel natural till I got the zero hard pure. First day I took it out I don't think I missed a single putt ending -9 after 18. Huge increase from what I was doing previously. I can't recommend this disk enough for people who just haven't figured out what putter to use. I ordered 3 more. 

This putter is my go-to and only putter, and I can use it RHBH or RHFH.

Used for putting, it's great for any style, and in any condition. On long putts you will see some fade at the end, but it will never turn over or surprise you.

Used for upshots it is awesome! Flies straight, not too glidey, but not a brick either. Holds anny's and hyzers equally well. Handles normal winds just fine.Finishes with a touch of fade.

Thrown off the pad, it is just as good. Straight, no turn, and a straight or slight left finish. I have an Opto for drives, but the Zero Hard flies exactly the same, but I dont want to ding it up.

I love that I have one mold that handles all my putter shots!  It's comfortable, no bead, with a slight bevel that is just perfect to rest my index finger on when putting. I recommend to anyone that likes a stable, slightly faster putter.

The pure was my main putter for a long time, and many of my friends use it. I've since gone to a mercy for my main putter, because the pure has a pretty thin profile over other putters. If you have small hands, then this might be the one you should pick up. Even though it's not my main putter any more, it hasn't left my bag. I love this disc as a throwing putter to use for hyzer flips, or anhyzer shots. I have it in the Zero plastic, and even though it beats in relatively quick, it's the most consistent mold out of the box and is very consistent in the Zero mold.

This disc completely changed my putting game. After using several variations of the aviar, I picked this disc up and it fit perfectly in my hand. The rim it beadless and flat which gives me a very comfortable place to rest me finger. From 30' and in it flies straight into the basket with minimal fade

I really enjoy this disc. The grippy plastic is great. I use the Pure or upshots and really long out of circle puts. The hard plastic gives me a better feel at distance. I prefer the soft when closer. The disc does fly relatively straight, which I was really needing. I definitely recommend this disc. Maybe not in the hard. The really problem is that the hard is not very durable. It showed high signs of wear after just one round, and it was not the only putter is was using.   

I have a 175g Zero Hard Pure.  The pure has a very nice flight to it I can putt and drive with the Pure.  The Pure is a fun disc to throw with a bit of a hyzer flip and a some power I can get out to 250 ft or so with the Pure.  The grip I get on the Pure is very good and I have no issues gripping the disc.  I would recommend the Pure for Beginners it is a very good disc. I liked the feel of the Zero Hard plastic but I did not find it to durable.  I find other brands low in plastic a bit more durable. Also I felt the overall finish of the disc was ruff with lots of flashing.  I think an Opto Pure would be a better.  Loved the flight and the grip but don't care for the Zero Hard plastic. 

Beadless putter that is pretty shallow and flat top, feels so clean out of the hand!

Seriously in love with this disc! Stable/Neutral putter that will fly straight with just a touch of fade, glides more than you would believe too, especially the Opto plastic :)  (between the ZH,Opto, and Gold Line, fade is a little more prominent as plastic grade goes up. In my experience, Gold Line has flown the most stable and has had more fade than the Opto or ZH.)

I use the Zero plastics for putting duties and I drive/approach with the Opto?.

One thing I noticed is that even though the Opto plastic is more premium plastic and slightly more stable, it glides way more than any other plastic for the Pure (between the ones I have tried, Zero, Opto, and Gold Line). Goes farther off the tee than any other putter I have thrown, would highly recommend the zero plastic for putts and the Opto for approaches and drives on shorter holes. 

I do want to clarify that I have yet to really use a beat/worn Pure but I would imagine they will get fairly US. Need to put hyzer on it to keep from turning over in a headwind.

I got the zero hard pure to replace my xt nova as I was not a fan of the rim on the nova. In the beginning, it was only used for straight upshots and for shots I needed to sit down becasue the tacky nature of the plastic was decent at gripping grass, though not as good as that of the xt nova. 

I began to take more shots with the pure, it felt so good and did exactly what I wanted, I haven't had a disc fly so straight for so long and just settle down.

To top it off, the pure has replaced my judges as my putting putter as well. I love the shape of the rim, it just fits my fingers so well. I have a pure in three different plastics in my bag and will continue to get more as I see fit, this disc does everything I could want and more.

After testing around thirty putters, the Zero Hard Pure is the one I chose as my go-to putter. The Pure feels great in my hand, which is important to me in general, but especially when looking at putters. The depth of the disc is comfortable in my hand; not too deep or shallow. It is beadless putter that is mostly flat, when looking at its profile.

I personally like harder plastics for my putters because I feel like it gives me a more consistent release. Having harder plastics also gives me more confidence when putting. I have gone down to some medium plastics, like the Pure in Zero Medium and it just didn't work for me. The tackier plastics sometimes sticks to my hand, and unless the disc is covered in dust, or it is very cold outside, the softer plastics are just too grippy. 

The flight of the Pure is a dream come true. It is a fairly understable putter, with very little fade. It has great glide, especially after getting a little beaten in. I can put the Pure on many different lines and it holds them all very well. Because of its stability, it is very versatile.

I switched from a putter I could putt well with, but I didn't really like as a disc. Therefore my confidence wasn't great with it, and I wasn't as excited to putt. Now that I use the Pure I have more confidence, and enjoy putting a lot more. Literally pick up a Pure the next time you have a chance, and see how it feels. I think the Pure is a great putter and I see myself using it for a long time. 

I got a 175g Pure in Zero Hard plastic.  Good feel in the hand.  Good distance and glide for a putter.  As everyone says, it really is dead-straight in its flight, like an Innova Nova but longer than the Nova.  I took the Pure on a round in windy conditions, and it held its own in headwinds, tailwinds and cross winds.  I tend not to throw putters off the tee, but I might try doing so with the Pure on tight tunnel shots in the woods.

This is my go to putter. Good in-hand feel and a straight flight that is good for push putting. I use this as my primary putter inside 100'

The Pure is by far the straightest flying disc.  It has a similar flight path in every plastic type.  Definitely a staple in my bag.

The Eze Line Pure is a fantastic putter. Great grip, great feel. This is a straight flyer with very minimal fade and ideal for short downhill drives. I had my best round ever on the B Tees at Providence last night using the Pure, and plan to keep this disc around. I love this disc for long putts and gentle approach shots where you need to stay straight.