My Neutron Ohm is very nice neutral flight glidey throwing putter. It will stay on whatever line you put it on for 90% of its flight on any given throw, and it can be sneakly long for a 2 speed. I've heard said many times that the Ohm and Pilot are the same mold, just one has the overmold and one doesnt. I also have a Neutron Pilot, and while they feel and fly very similar there are some slight differences.  My Pilot has a little bit of dome to it whereas my Ohm is board flat. And while both are neutral flight glidey throwers, the Ohm seems to have a tick more low speed stability, meaning it will start to fade slightly sooner and have a slightly more pronounced fade than the Pilot.

This Disc is great for upshots. Im Forehand dominant and I love this Disc as for me its not that easy to throw Putters but this one is an exception. It flies super straight with much glide and a slight fade at the end. You can definetly put it on every Line and it will hold it for the whole flight. Great Disc!

The Ohm is a very odd disc. Based on the Pilot putter, the Ohm is a low speed, high glide neutral putter designed to fly long distances by capitalizing on its high glide. If thrown right (more on this in a second) these things go crazy far, often times encroaching on my mid range territory, and therein is my problem with the disc. They travel as far as my mid's but are a lot touchier to use. Unlike the Pilot, the Ohm has an overmold which holds spin longer than on a traditional disc, and as such, at speed (which is very easy to reach on this disc) the Ohm will hold a turn longer than the Pilot. This give the Ohm an understable feel when thrown at high speed making it less consistent than other discs I would use to throw in this range like the Hex, Matrix, Reactor, Envy or even a premium Pilot. If you are a low power player I would recommend this to to you in a heart beat, but once you start being able to push some of those other discs I mentioned out to 300ft+ I cannot really vouch for the consistency of this disc.

It is an accurate putter with a slight fade allowing for reliable goals if aimed slightly to the right side of the basket. The glide is rated at a 5, but feels like it has slightly more glide than my Innova Nova (my favorite) and slightly less than my Viking Rune. THe Ohm is a fine approach putter. 

I have settled on this putter as my favorite. I have a strange fixation for putters and have thrown a ton of them and I like them all. This one is top shelf though. Straight, consistent, natural feeling when throwing. It just feels right in every way. It also makes a good tosser for catch. When playing with friends, they ask to try it out and it always gets the same reaction, "Oh, that is nice."  It is hard to explain except to say that it just feels and throws exactly how you would expect.

Neutron Ohm

The disc I never knew I needed until I had it. Now it has become my favorite approach disc. DEAD STRAIGHT! Very, very slight fade at the end of the flight as the disc completely loses speed. Downhill tunnel shots that require touch - nothing better that I have thrown.

Feel is great if you like MVP. Very flat yet significant glide. More torque resistant than the Proxy, which I used to use regularly. Honestly, I am not sure how resistant it is on a full throw. If I need that, I am probably reaching for my Envy or Hex. But, any shot I can throw at <70% that I need to fly and finish straight, I am grabbing the Ohm. 2 / 5 / 0 / 1 feels about right.

This putter made me realize that putters can be more than just short distance discs. The glide that this disc has shown has been unexpectedly fun! As advertised, the OHM will fly straight with a small fade at the end. Mine came slightly warped so I think my disc has a bit more of an overstable finish. 

This disc will follow any line you put it on. The extra glide on this disc should make this a go to disc for shorter holes. I find this to be the perfect disc to use when you don't quite need a mid range. 

The perfect all around putter. On a putt it'll go dead straight and have a solid enough fade to go towards the basket. On an upshot throw, the disc will go almost dead straight with a slight flex. On a full toss. It will turn barely over and ride the anyhyzer all the way to the ground with a lit of extra glide.

This is the most glidey, neutral, great-feeling approach putter I've ever thrown. I had been throwing a Pure for a while, but I never really liked the edge (maybe needed sandpaper?) and it beat in to flippy pretty quickly. The Ohm has not beat in at all, flies totally straight with just the slightest finish, stands up well to headwinds (with a smooth release) and glides well under canopies. Feels fantastic in the hand and flies as described straight out of the box. This one stays in the bag and I highly recommend for neutral approaches and short, straight drives. 

So i bought one flies great, i just rather throw a proxy from Axiom, it's just a beadless version and i think flies better, i feel you have to give this disc a lot of height to let it do it's thing. I believe the Proxy is the best throwing putter on the market. If you like a bead this flies very similar, i would honestly pick up a pilot, i put with pilots and this disc is basically the same.

As a beginner, I have loved using this disc both for putting and off the tee on short holes.  It goes very straight with a slight fade at the end.

Nice, shallow putter. Very good for straight approaches. I haven´t found out a perfect grip for me with this disc, though. Can get it to 270 feet easily with my beginner arm speed, so could rate it at speed 3.

Extremely straight flyer with a ridiculous amount of glide. This disc will sail for a good while and finish with just a bit of fade on a flat release. It will also hold a beautiful slight anhyzer line for a while before a perfectly flat finish.  I use my Ohm for so many short drives, tunnel shots, and approaches that I can't see myself ever taking it out of my bag. I love the MVP family of discs, and this just might be my favorite of them all! Regardless of skill level, I believe that this disc is a useful addition to any bag.

This may be my favorite disc of all time. The Neutron plastic feels amazing, the stability is perfect for tunnel shots, the glide makes longer putts easier and suitable for driving off the tee. If you want to throw straight through a tunnel, or hit a gap just right, I strongly recommend this disc.

This disc is amazing! It is a super straight thrower and glides beautifully. Great for those short approach shots that are just out of putting range. Hands down one of my favorite discs currently in my bag.

Can't recommend this disc enough! It just glides for days and has very little fade on it, holds any line you put it on. Using it off the tee and anhyzer approaches are where it shines for me.  Pretty decent putting putter too, but I use it as a driver more than a putter.

175g Neutron: Straight flying giddy putter. This disc will hold any angle you put it on and have a soft fade at the end. I use it for longer putts because of it's high glide. Great for beginners and advanced players. 

Compared to the Axiom Envy: I throw my Envy about 20 feet further than this Ohm on average, but the Ohm will have a straighter flight not as much fade as the Envy. I have 12 discs in my bag and 2 are Envys and 1 is the Ohm. 

Straight as an arrow and sucks up the chains.  As a beginner, I can safely recommend FOR beginners.  Numbers accurate.  The double mold gyro rim felt great off fingers today.  Missed high and low a bit today as I wasn't used to the glide   IT GOOOES.   But missing high and low felt a lot better than the way wide left and right misses I'm used to.

I bought this disc because I thought it might be a better straddle putter than my wizard. Out of the box I could tell it doesn't feel like one I would want to actually putt with (the middle plastic is to thin for my taste). However when I went to the field to practice throws I noticed I was getting it farther than my Mako3 and much more consistent lines.. so it has now become my go to straight approach shot. Very beginner friendly and also great practice for throwing lines but I wouldn't personally consider it as a putter.

This disc does it all. Got this to practice putting but converted into my driving and approach putter. 

On drives it holds the line very well and does not turn over even at max power. You can give it a little bit hyzer (like the tiniest bit) to get it to flip up. Or you can give it a tiny bit of anhyzer to throw a flex shot. Or you can throw it flat and just toss it straight. 

On approaches you can really take advantage of the glide on this disc. I use this for flex approaches when there might be a tree slightly in the way or something. 

I do putt with this one occasionally but use my Streamline Pilot (same disc, without gyro rim) more often. 

Picked this up after I had gained some skill but imagine this disc would be great for anyone. Certainly it will grow with your skill. 

I was a little skeptical about a putter actually having a glide rating of 5, but man does this thing sail when you really put some power into it, even more so if you have the right wind conditions too. While I am still getting used to using it for putting it in the basket (I typically use anodes which have less fade at the end) I have absolutely loved this disc for long approach shots. It's glide gives you that extra touch on those long upshots so that you can get it to land nice and flat near the basket rather than have it skip away like some midranges will do. I have always enjoyed MVP midranges and putters, and the Ohm is no exception. 

No frills on this one.  A great feel and grip.  Straight flight.  I would say this could be anyones 'go-to' putter. 

Fantastic disc.  Feels a little deeper than a proxy or envy, but the glide is amazing.  It does not turn nearly as much as a proxy, and fades less than an envy.  Got one of 2 aces in a round a couple of weeks ago with this disc on a shorter par 3 (the other disc was the new Reactor).  Went dead straight to the chains.  Interested to see what this disc would be like in electron plastic as I currently use an electron pilot to putt.

I picked one of these up right before stay at home orders went into effect, and I've been putting with just the Ohm every day for weeks now. I really like the disc. It is not the most comfortable in my hand, I've been putting with Envys and Atoms recently, and prefer the feel of both of those just due to depth and wing shape. I find the Ohm to be in the sweet spot for me on flight characteristics. It is gldey, haven't had a chance to test it for approaches yet, so I'm not sure if it deserves the 5 glide rating. I'll update with that result later. It's definitely stable, but a good snap can send it on a turning path. Predictable, straight, workable. I highly suggest you pick one up if you like overmold putters. It doesn't really feel like an overmold putter in hand to me, so maybe it would be a good entry disc for somebody willing to take the plunge into 2- piece. I would also love to see them in Electron (base) plastic, I'm not huge on Neutron for putting putters. 

When they say, "The Ohm is a laser straight, high glide putter for driving and putting alike." they mean it. This thing flies how you throw it and goes forever.

I ordered this the minute it was available because I love the Pilot and I'm not disappointed.

The Ohm flies. In fact, the Ohm flies so well I find that I really need to take snap off my throw or it just goes too far. A couple weeks ago after having the Ohm for a week and sort of getting used to it, I barely put any snap on a 125' approach and the disc just kept going and wound up 75' too far.

Now after three weeks I'm getting more used to it and love it for the consistent way it holds any line I put on it.

This is one of the sweetest flying and feeling discs I've ever owned. It feels perfect in my hand, but that's no surprise because the Pilot is already my favorite putt/approach disc.

If I throw the Ohm horizontal to the flight path the thing flies on the line I threw it. For sidearm throws it tends to flatten out for me a bit then fade at the end. On backhand drive style throws it also flattens out a bit, but it doesn't turn and burn and the fade is negligible, esp if thrown flattish. It will also hold an anny line the entire time.

Oh, yeah, it's also pretty good for putting. I have a 175gm electron medium Pilot I use for putting but lately I've been practicing with this 173gm Ohm and the overmold gives it a straighter flight. I spin put and usually when I'm out in circle 2 I have to account for some fade at the end, but with this thing that's not a factor.

I think this would be a good disc for a beginner but not totally sure because the parks are closed and I haven't been able to see any beginners try to throw it. I have a feeling it will fly like an overstable putter for a beginner, though.

If you can get a good snap with a lot of torque, the overmold on this disc will take it out there as far as any putter/approach disc you've thrown. At least that's my experience. If I ever lose it I'll be buying another one the same day.

I'm not sure about the speed 2 rating since it can handle a lot more speed than that without crashing and burning.