Super underrated throwing putter. Nice and low profile with a small bead and a pretty round rim. Flies straight with a gentle fade, but I would put the glide between 4 or 3. The cosmic neutron plastic is a beautiful premium plastic with swirls and only costs 15 bucks which is unbeatable. Overall this is a great straight to stable putter that handles touch shots as well as power

I love this disc! It's basically a ohm with no over mold. Feels great in the hand and is a great compliment to my more stable glow envy. Flies dead straight and can handle wind

Buy this disc and play one disc rounds. Seriously. This is a great disc. Little more stable than the numbers suggest out of the box, but beats in beautifully. Glide for days, excellent angle control, good in the woods, good in a field. Killer throwing putter.

I use this disc for stable approach shots. The cosmic neutron and eclipse plastic is more stable than electron plastic. The disc has a good amount of glide. When really powered up it can have a very small amount of turn. The putter is pretty deep so the forehand. 

Wow, it's taken a bit to get to this point but, it is finally fun to throw a putter! The Pilot is a great teaching tool but is workable for anyone regardless of skill level. 

I throw a Cosmic Neutron off the tee, for backhand and forehand upshots, and find it to flip a little bit (when thrown flat) or stay on the angle of release. Forehand does require touch, but I also love that about it. Between this and the Entropy, I have my throwing and approach needs covered! 

As for putting, I am still testing this. It feels very similar to an Emac Judge, though the Pilot is a tick less stable in an Electron Firm plastic. This leads to a little more turn when spin putting, which is great for tailwind putts but not preferred for headwinds. 

I love this disc as a thrower in cosmic neutron. A new one on some hyzer holds that line all the way to the ground. My beat in CN Pilot flips to flat and has no fade to it, it is a true point and shoot disc. By far my most trusted disc in my bag.

Oh and I putt with electron medium pilots in the cooler times, and firm pilots in the hotter days. I swear by the pilot.

The ratings on the disc is 2/5/0/1. I believe the ratings on this disc is much more accurate then what is shown on this website!

I love this desk. I use this desk for putting, for coaching, and even for driving. This is my main putter for anything and everything. I love the high glide, I feel very comfortable putting with this from inside Circle 1 (11ft-33ft) and inside Circle 2 (33ft-66ft). The consistency when approaching with this disc is very accurate, very consistent, and overall a very comfortable disc for any shot in any position. I can drive with this putter anywhere between 300ft-350ft. It's a very straight flying putter with very little fade, with a line about 10 feet from the basket to the right 300 feet out, it'll land right under it if not right in it. I really enjoy the neutron plastic because it feels good lasts a long time and keeps the consistency of the flight ratings on the disc itself from day one all the way through, on and on. Overall this disc is definitely a must have, the only thing I recommend with this disc is when throwing it or approaching it anything under 100 feet, I would recommend getting used to this disc very much so whether it be in practice or even a softball field of some sort, get. used. to. the. glide. It'll go a lot further than you'll ever think it will, and until you get used to that you're going to be over shooting the basket quite frequently which will overtime because you hate the desk. It's not the desk it's ratings are meant to do that and you got to get used to powering down on shorter shots or do what I do, use a different disc. I really enjoy using assist for putting overall, in order to really get used to putting with this disc because of its high glide, the best thing to do in my opinion is to buy five of the same plastic, same weight, and if you can even the same color, and practice away.

Review for a Cosmic neutron Pilot:

Man oh man do I love my pilot. These things have absolutely stupid glide. It is honestly just a great all around putter. I can push putt, spin putt, throw up shots, and drive with it. With any throw, it will go straight for a mile, more or less, and then have the slightest fade. Have I mentioned that I love this disc? I also love the feel of the disc a ton. It is flat topped, feels larger than many discs (I don't know if it actually is), and has a micro bead on the rim. The micro bead makes this disc very torque resistant. You have to give it some serious power for this to flip. If I had to choose just one putter mold, this would be it.

If you haven't tried this out, you are missing out on the best driving putter in the game. The only reason I say this disc is not too beginner friendly is because of its over stability. Still, these things are bombs.

Speed: I feel like the speed rating is a bit off. I would rate this as a three speed. It is faster than my aviars.

Glide: This got nailed! I was tempted to put a 6 glide. These things glide for days.

Turn: Infinite rates this disc as a -1 turn but the manufacturer rates it as a 0 turn. Sorry Infinite, but I don't see a -1 turn. The 0 turn stamped on the disc is more accurate.

Fade: This disc is actually pretty overstable. I was tempted to put a 2 fade but I will stick with a 1 fade.

I think the pilot is a very good driving putter.It has awesome glide.I can throw it about 175ft.I would not recommend it for a putting putter because of the glide but a lot of people like it for putting.It is a somewhat beginner friendly disc.It is a great disc for upshot because it will stick to the ground better than most putters.It is a great disc.I love it for push putts.It feels like a large disc.It is a great all around disc.Have I mentioned it's a great disc?

Looking for a straight flying Putter to launch off the tee??   Definitely add this option to test.

What a surprising disc.  I picked up a 174g in Cosmic Neutron.  Plastic....Excellent!.  Flight.....straight on a rope.  I would slightly lower the turn to -0.5.  Just point and shoot.  It does has nice low speed fade to make sure it doesn't go walkabout when you launch it off the tee. 

Pair this with an Ultrium or Premium Jokeri and your throwing Putter needs are solved! imho.

The Neutron and Cosmic Neutron Pilot is undoubtedly my favorite putter that I have ever used.  It is very comfortable in the hand, putts well, and can be thrown off the tee both for distance and accuracy. 

Initially in Neutron and Cosmic Neutron plastic, the Pilot is a little slick, but is still very grippy. The plastic is hard and durable. Historically speaking, my putts come out a little late, resulting in missing the pin right. The pilot is straight, but does have fade which has helped me compensate for late releases as it will fade/hyzer straight toward the chains. 

Off the tee, the Pilot is more than just a putter: The Pilot can be thrown flat with full power and it will glide and stay straight for the rest of it's flight. It is not as straight as an Atom, but far from the stability of an Envy. The Pilot can be thrown flat, with hyzer, and even holds anhyzers well. Thrown with full power, in still air, I can get my Pilot anywhere between 275-315 ft. I feel comfortable throwing the Pilot instead of a midrange in some situations, and is great for upshots. The Pilot would made a perfect candidate for a single disc round. 

Have thrown soft and premium plastic.

Soft flies a little less stable but holy moly. If you throw this thing downhill it will go dead straight and not want to ever touch the ground. Glide for days and sneak distance ~320-330 ish on good rips. Only throw on open holes because when you hit a tree this thing will turn into a taco.

Neutron flies a little bit more overstable than as marked. Glide is still good but this thing is quite torque resistant. You can throw it on an anny angle and full power and it will end up coming back. Not quite as far a flier as the soft plastic, but it will be a consistent flight for around 280-300 feet.

I'm reviewing the Cosmic Neutron. 

It has rained here for about two weeks, but I finally got to use my new Cosmic Pilot. The plastic itself is pretty slick, even for Neutron. That said, if your hands are dry, it feels great in the hand and flies just like Electron Soft. The flight ratings say its a little more stable than ES Pilots, but I didn't notice any difference. 

I was playing in the wind (and a swamp), so take that for what it is. 

Overall, if you like Pilots, you'll like this. Add on the great look the plastic has and you won't be disappointed.