Best putter for people who miss late. Very comfortable bead. For people who throw harps, the bottom will feel familiar. I love this thing. Highly suggest for anyone wanting an overstable putter. 

Great putter. The royal plastic feels great.

I grabbed one of these with the pig stamp basically because i found the stamp amusing. Little did i know i would love the disc as much as i do. The Royal plastic has a great feel. The disc itself is nice and flat and very easy to throw.  It has a very small bead. I am not a great putter, but managed to not more than two-putt any of the holes i threw with this. Big improvement for me.  

Found this in the used bin at my local shop. Whomever purchased it keep it for a week I was told - it was like new so, I picked it up (sorry Infinite I'll make it up to you with a purchase). Anyway, I love throwing putters most and this one felt very nice in the hand. Not too deep or shallow with a tiny bead. Great flight if you are looking for an OVERSATBLE putter. The flight numbers are off IMO - since it was bought used I didn't get to max weight it like I perter in throwing putters. Even so, at 167g it way more overstable than my Luna or Crown. I would put the flight numbers at 3 - 3 -0 - 2.5 - the thing that makes this more stable is there is zero high speed turn. I'm not a Mint fanboy - just telling the emac truth here.

Love the numbers on this putter. Love the feel. Love the Royal plastic. Good glide for approach shots from 150 and in. Never thought I'd replace my Pa3, but the Profit has done it. 

Pretty solid over all putter. Good glide and great feel in the hand

I love the Profit and this Royal plastic. Feels great in the hand. Nice off of the tee box as well. Holds great lines. I bag 2 of them. Being from Texas, I love to support companies from my state. I definitely recommend this disc

Just got this disc in the mail and played a couple rounds this weekend with it. Made a few long putts with it as well! Great for all skill levels and can hold an anhyzer line a bit. Has a very predictable fade at the end.

Awesome disc to pick up, highly recommend for forehand approaches and putts that need a stable finish. Very similar to a Gateway Wizard.

I picked up a Royal PROFIT recently to try out.  

Feel: Plastic is decent, nice baseline, firm, slightly velvety but moderately stiff.  Shoulder rounds but then takes almost a 45 degree slant to the bead (moderate sized bead) I feel its not really a deep putter or super thin/shallow.  If I had to lean one way I'd say its moderately thin in comparison to most other putters that are common.  

Flight: It is more OS than the numbers here, I would rate it 3/3/0/2 - has good high speed stability and a moderate fade that hooks into the chains. 

Putts: Holds straight (no turnover at all) decent/moderate hook hyzer

Throws: Doesn't turn over - decent fade.  haha so similar to the putt review.  

Basically its a moderately OS putter with a medium sized bead that feels fine in the hand (not great, but not bad) and is decent overall.  I'm glad I added it - it flies like a more OS Marshal or Shield - which is what I putt with in the winter because the plastics are softer- otherwise this year I've been putting with a Luna and I like it a LOT but the plastic isn't great in the cold.  Profit is more OS than all of these. Feel so far in the chilly fall weather, decent, its firm but still has grip.  Decent putter 

This a very stiff, yet a very soft feeling disc. Kind of similar to 300 Prodigy putters, but with a touch of velvety feel to it. If you've tried the Streamline Pilot, it's pretty much the exact same plastic and very similar over all, but just a tad deeper feeling. This is a very nice feeling plastic, and if you love stiffer discs, then you will probably love this...

The disc is a medium depth putter that is board flat top and has a small bead. The bead is hardly noticeable in my opinion, and it leaves the hand smoothly every time. All around it is a very comfortable feeling disc.

It flies and putts nice and stable, and can be relied on in the wind, but not so stable that it fades too hard for putts. 

While the PW Warlock will stay in the bag, I wouldn't hesitate to putt with the profit if I lost the Warlock. 

An exceptional putter if you like firm, board flat, stable putters. Well done, Mint. Well done...

The Mint Discs Profit is a solid disc golf putter. The thing I like the best about this disc is the feel of the plastic. It is very grippy but yet the disc is still quite firm. The top of the Mint Profit is completely flat, and the overall flight and feel are similar to the Dynamic Discs Judge. The bead on the Profit it smaller than the Judge and it does have a slightly bulkier feel to it. The is putter is a moderately deep dish putter, which I like for putting, but it is a littler deep for my throwing preference, so I primarily just used the Profit for inside the circle putting.

Flight wise the Profit is a stable disc, and for putting it's a little more overstable than I prefer as for putts longer than about 25 feet it starts fading out on me when I would prefer it to stay straight. 

Overall, this is a very solid putter that fans of Mint Discs should be very happy with as the first putter in their line.