It has good glide and is very dependable.

I believe this disc is almost criminally underrated.

I've had three of these now, one in  basegrip, one in duraflex glow, and another in proflex. The basegrip is really grippy for catching where it lands and making it easy to hold onto. The  duraflex glow was surprisingly slick and allowing of ground play if you wanted it, not exactly recommended for putting for that reason. The proflex is nice and grippy as a surprise for being a premium plastic.

The shape is quite nice for throwing in my opinion. The top rounds down quite steep but not uncomfrotably. It is somewhat flat at the outside edge and slope back in at the very bottom. There is a micro-bead that really encourages resting the finger on the rim for fan grip approaches. It is a putter, but the rim really isn't thick making it comfortable for approaches.

The flight did vary from plastic to plastic, the usual base plastic being more understable to overstable on the more premium plastics. Wear worked the same in how they beat in over time, although they were all fairly resistant to dents and really didn't show scratches outside of extreme cases. It's not the most overstable, but wind resistant enough to be needed between a straight putter and the usual overstable approach disc.

Though I do not bag the P-Model S, my brother does and I have thrown it several times. From our combined throws and experience with this disc, I have to say it may be one of the best throwing putters out there! We both love the comfort of the rim and how it seems to mold to the hand. It flies very straight as well, and has a good amount of torque-resistance. He has less power than I do so he can rely more on its fade, and he loves throwing this as an upshot disc. If you are searching for a do-it-all thrower, this might be the disc for you.

Got this disc as my first putter in base line plastic. Had difficulty putting with it at first as I was not a spin putter. After I figured it out the glide really helped me start sinking long range puts from 60 feet out. I would say the main strength of this disc its potential for driving. As a newer played I top out at 350, but I can pretty easily get this disc over 250 with out cranking.

I have this disc in DuraFlex Glow (174) now and I throw it on every hole driving and approach. I can crank on this disc and it goes dead straight with reliable fade at the end. Its also great for short range floaty anny shot that can help you weave some narrow gaps.