I don't know if I have thrown a better approach disc that is also a great driving putter. The jokeri feels like your classic beadless putter, but has some over stability. Great hand feel. Basic beats in great and will still hold a line.  Premium or ultrium will stay overstable longer.  This is not zone overstable, that's not what this is for.  It's flight is more along the lines of a breaker or ringer, but has much more glide. 

I had been trying to find a putter that was overstable enough to throw full power without turning over that was not super beefy. This fits that spot well as a straight flying putter with a bit of fade at the end.

It is a bit shallower, which I like for both fan grips and power grips since I don't have large hands. 

I disagree with the 1 turn. It should be 0 based on my comparisons to other discs, but maybe prodiscus just has weird flight numbers since I have not thrown any of their other discs.

They say Finland has more geniuses per capita than any other country.  The Prodiscus Jokeri corroborates this theory.  It's a longer, more stable Discraft Challenger, with similar fade.  Premium and Ultrium plastics are both excellent options for the Jokeri.  It pairs well with a Troija.  Anything over 170g is a strong wind fighter, though the Jokeri is less overstable than a Zone or Harp.  The disc goes where you want, buy one.

The Prodiscus plastic is phenomenal, both premium and ultrium. The Jokeri is a solid overstable approach disc that's a bit less stable than a zone, but still dependably stable. I bag both and find uses for each.

Stable with predictable finish. Took over my putter slot as the in hand feel is perfect for me and the premium is just the right amount of tackiness. Dead straight spin putts with good glide and a hard fade at lower speeds. At long range or as a driving putter it is a very stable arrow with a light fade finish with very consistent distance. I bag a PA-4 for longer throws. I'd compare this to an aviar x3 with nicer plastic. 

Do yourself a favor and pick one up. This has a very similar feel to a zone, harp or aviarX3 with maybe a tad longer flight path. This is an amazing driving putter that will hold a ton of power. I have yet to truly turn this thing over especially in the premium plastic. It's super durable. I constantly try to get to a spot on the fairway and think how i can use the jokeri it's that great. predictable in the wind and even with the 4 glide it seems to land right where i need for any approach or shot. i dont think this is really a beginner disc even at this speed because it is a little more overstable. might be a little frustrating to a newer player. 

A nice overstable approach disc that can handle some good power without turning over, but will not tank left. I use this disc for any backhand shots within 200 ft. This disc is pretty deep, so not a great forehand disc, which is my only complaint.

This is a pretty solid throwing and approach putter. It's got enough stability to be very torque resistant, but not so much that it dumps out. It's a good mix of glide and stability. It's a little on the deeper side, more like a normal putting putter than something like a Zone or Suspect, so it may not make the best forehand disc for everyone.

I love this disc. I would compare it to the discraft zone. It is an excellent disc for forehand approach shots and drives off the tee. This is a very helpful disc from 200ft and in. 

i happened to find a used Jokeri at a local shop, near perfect condition, saw Kevin Jones shredding courses with it so i was curious obviously. Hands down the greatest find out of a used bin, it is now the most used disc in my bag...

the first time i put it in my hand it felt crazy beefy, i felt like i could put it through a cinder block wall, the plastic seems to be indestructible, some type of Finnish alchemy is clearly at work here. 

i warmed up a bit and started throwing, i was impressed by its ability to hold a line, hyzer anhyzer, can work a small flex if i needed it but i was sold after i decided to see what kind of torque i could put on it. i played semi professional baseball so i can power it up pretty well... this thing goes so f***ing farrr!! 

i was blown away, i use this disc for any straight shot 350' to 150' its unbeleivable, its a like an ultra long roc3, no turn unless there is a headwind but is still very stable. if i was playing a one disc round this would be what i use, considering it has now replaced about 3 discs in my bag i basically only use one disc now... Prodiscus Jokeri i love you so

Great plastic and great feel. Very similar to AviarX3. Great for OS approach and stable drives. I love it for short forehand upshots amd short forehand flex Upshots around trees or other obstructions. Did I mention the plastic? It feels great!

BEST throwing putter on the market.  Hands down.  Especially once it beats in a bit, it just glides and holds that straight line with a small reliable fade.  Get the premium plastic if they have it in stock, it feels the best.  This will hold up to a head wind.  It handles being powered down well too.  Just so controllable.  One of my absolute favorite discs I own!

Comparable disc would be a beat in Classic Harp.  Except that the Jokeri doesn't have the bead and has a far superior plastic than Westside.

The Jokeri is a wonderful overstable putter. I got it as a replacement for the Discmania P2 as I did not like the rim on the P2 but still wanted something just as overstable and nice. A couple of people on Reddit got me to consider this putter, and it was a great choice. The rim felt better than that of the P2 in hand, so I went with it and knew I made the right choice. This disc is no longer in my bag becasue I made a switch to the harp as I liked the feel of the harp more, but that does not take away from how great the Jokeri is. I definitly suggest it for anybody who loves the P2 but wants a rim that is not as deep

The Jokeri in premium plastic is a very flat, hefty handed putter witha rounded nose. It is great in winds, and serves me well as a hook approach disc. The plastic is very durable and feels nice. A bit slick sometimes, but you know that. The Jokeri is a great overstable putter.

I have two Jokeris: basic and premium. The basic is my everyday putter. I love, LOVE it. It goes exactly where I want it. It feels perfect in my hand and it leaves my hand the same way every time. I am sure that this has as much to do with the level of trust I have with the disc as it does with the disc itself. I am an intermediate at best and I have made some amazing putts with the Jokeri. It seems to want to go in the basket.

My Premium Jokeri is my driving putter. It glides the appropriate distance and then fades left. The Prodiscus Premium plastic may be my favorite plastic. It is right up there with Salient Liquid. It feels great and has great grip. It is slippery when wet, but it dries easily. It is also extremely durable. I have smacked many trees and I have no dings or gouges to show for it.

This was the first disc I have used from Prodiscus. I was urged to give it a shot, so I picked out a max weight Jokeri in premium plastic. I really liked using it for drives, but not so much for putting. The Jokeri premium plastic is a nice compromise between firmness and pliability that you would find in Z or Champion plastic. It's pretty overstable for a putter. I could put a lot into my drives and it will would only turn a little before fading out. It had very consistent flight. I couldn't get much anhyzer glide with it, even on torque releases, which made me pretty happy. The Jokeri wasn't effected much by wind for a putter either. Premium plastic is pretty tough too. I've used it all summer and there is barely even a scratch on it. Putting was another story. It got a too slick when wet for my liking. Grip is a must for me. This slickness not only makes the throw more difficult, but grabs chains and basket less. It was also kind of a brick. I really had to chuck this putter at the basket to keep it in the air. I would probably keep the Jokeri in my bag if I wasn’t trying to stick to one mold. It’s a great overstable putter for specific shots, but not the best all around putter out there.

I ordered the jokeri because for some reason i have a tendency to love to buy and try our new putters. i think having a good putter can make or break your game. Mine is green in the premium plastic, 175g. I like this disc but only for certain situations. Its good at driving/approaching and also good for putting. I only use mine if im pretty close to the basket and dont want to overshoot it. I use my Judge for most of my throws to approach but this works great when i dont need that much distance to get to the basket. i found i can shape some pretty nice lines with this disc and it the plastic feels great in the hand doesnt take alot of damage. just some minor scuffage from the normal wear and tear. This disc will stay in my bag for close approach shots but i wont use it for much else. Overall it is a nice disc and i think alot of people would find good use for it in there bag.

The Jokeri is the most overstable putter I have in my bag. I like to put anhyzer on my putts with it and I can keep it on a decently straight line for lengthy putts. The premium plastic is a great blend! It is similar to champion plastic but a little more tacky which gives it more grip.