Great utility disc for low power shots and turnovers.  

Slightly wider diameter than a midrange plus a tall profile make this disc a glide monster.  I liken the Habit to a disc somewhere between an Innova Mirage and Discraft Sol.  It's very easy to get turning, but has so much glide, that its turnover is slow panning, whereas something like the Mirage will try to find the ground faster on its turn.

Wonderful disc if you don't mine the extra wide diameter. Feels like you're throwing a trash can lid.

Extremely straight and fun to throw disc. You can shape the flight of the disc to almost anything. It's extra wide diameter gives it lots of glide for a putter. Definitely worth a look if you need a straight flying putter.

Where has this been all my life?  This is a perfect understable putt and approach disc.  You need this and none other for the understable slot but will want multiples.  With a huge hyzer this is also an awesome turnover mid-range driver.  The Top Line plastic is like a fancier GStar that works for chains and layups that stick and never roll.  

The disc is some what ok for beginners, it keeps it line when thrown just DO NOT use during the winter as the plastic becomes extremely fragile in the cold and will break when it hits a tree like mine did. WAY BETTER DISCS on the market.

This is a sweet disc! It's an over-sized putter and it's already gaining a lot of popularity here in the local scene. It's shaped like a putter, but about the size of an average mid disc. It's weight also goes higher too (181g), which is fun. It really lends itself to people who struggle with putting- like me.  It floats forever and flights straight before gently fading off. While it is a little weird to putt with a frisbee sized disc, the glide on this thing makes up for it.  It's been really fun to play with and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to try something new and fun!

I usually have an attitude toward putters that one is pretty much the same as another for the majority of discs out there. "Just use what feels good to you," is usually what I tell people who ask which putter is "best".  When I saw a new brand kicking things off with a putter and driver, I figured that the putter was just an easy disc to get a catalog started. But now that I've played with the new HABIT by Plastic Addicts, I am convinced that there is finally another putter that has something new to offer. Just from picking up the disc I knew these guys were trying to go out on a limb a bit. This disc is larger than most putters, and the one I threw was 181g which is pretty heavy, yet it didn't feel heavy becuase of the size. It almost felt like an old-school frisbee. Once I started throwing the Habit, I knew I'd found something special. This disc can glide straight and easily to the target. I was hitting putts outside my usual range without having to push it, or whip it out there. The disc flew with very little effort and made putting feel easy.  I tried ripping this disc a couple of times like a driver, and that didn't exactly go well for me. It flipped over quickly, since it is on the understable side. But for longer upshots, it still works wonderfully. 

In conclusion. It's a putter that actually makes a case for itself as being unique, different, and even better than the bloated selection of same-old putters. I'm switching from the putter that I've used for three years. 181g Habit...Sold!

Tell you what, I'm usually not a fan of Understable Putters or Midrange discs, but the Habit is definitely the exception. This disc is very unique. It is huge, almost like a frisbee, and it glides for days. I felt like it was being pushed by something as it floated down the fairways. My buddy and I were throwing a few discs back and forth, and he threw a high speed driver, and then pulled out the Habit and threw it 50 feet farther. It is understable, and I think it would love it all the more if it were just a touch more stable. That being said, it is an incredible approach disc, and I think it will find a home in a lot of disc golfers' bags. I highly recommend it.