Introducing the Axiom Pixel, the second release in the Simon Line series. This advanced putter, featuring flight numbers 2 | 4 | 0 | 0.5, is ideal for players seeking a blend of stability and versatility. The Pixel's design includes a deep profile and a subtle micro bead, ensuring a comfortable and full grip. Suitable for both driving and putting, it offers a straight and stable flight path, maintaining any line with minimal fade. Despite its low speed rating, the Pixel is capable of impressive distances, especially in varied wind conditions. On the putting green, whether in Circle 1 or Circle 2, its optimal glide effortlessly carries it into the chains.

Take your game to the next level with the putter of choice for 7x Disc Golf Pro Tour winner Simon Lizotte!

The Alpaca is the quintessential beadless putter and is consistently rated as one of the best putt and approach discs in all of disc golf. The Alpaca has a deep, comfortable, traditional, and familiar feel. The Alpaca is the putting putter of choice for nearly all of Infinite's sponsored pros. This goes to show how incredible this putter really is. It is one of the greats inside the circle, and has incredible glide and torque resistance for as far as you can huck it.

The TOMB is a flat-topped, low-profile, putt-and-approach disc with a comfortably smooth, beaded rim. The Tomb has just the right amount of stability to cover ground while threading the needle on approach shots, whether thrown forehand or backhand. It can also be used as a crossover mid-range, driving putter, or to hold the line while putting from distance or in moderate winds.

The Glitch from MVP is a lightweight approach disc with very high glide, that is made for low-speed, precision placement or long distance putting. It can be used as a catch-and-throw disc for warm-up and then used to reach the basket with ease, even making long putts feel effortless.

The Luna is the first putter in the Paul McBeth line for Discraft. It is his primary putter and it is more overstable than a lot of other putters. It works great as a low-glide, beadless putter for players who putt with a lot of confidence. It is a popular putter due to the reputation of Paul McBeth as a winner and will serve other experienced players well.

The fourth putter in the Prodigy line is described as “the straightest flying” prodigy putter. The PA3 is a beaded putter, meaning there is a small bump around the edge of the bottom rim. Many disc golfers find putters with beaded rims to provide a more comfortable grip.

The Pure is arguably Latitude 64's straightest flying disc. This is disc is an excellent choice for short putts as well as long approach shots. For a pure, controlled flight, consider the Latitude 64 Pure.

The Proxy shares the same core as the Envy, but is a straight flyer. Thrown hard or soft, this disc will fly as straight as an arrow. Use it as a putting putter for those who like shallower putters, or a go-to thowing putter.

Simon Lizotte proves the utility of this disc as his go-to throwing putter and approach disc from all distances.

The Aviar is a very popular straight flyer with a touch of fade at the end. This disc is one of the most popular putting discs that always seems to find the chains.

The Dynamic Discs Judge was an instant success in the Dynamic Discs line. This is a stable go-to putter with a large bead and an ultra-straight flight path. It is one of the top selling disc golf putters and works well for both putts and approach shots.

The Praxis is an excellent throwing putter that is well suited for approach shots as well as for drives off the tee. It can be comfortably thrown backhand or as a forehand approach option. It has great glide and high-end performance for pinpoint placement anywhere on the course. 

The P2 is a straight flying, but slightly overstable putter made by Discmania. This disc is stable enough that it can handle headwind throws and fairly long approach shots. This putter was designed specifically for pro players, but can be useful for disc golfers of all skill levels. This was the first disc that Discmania brought back when they took over their own production.

Much like its cousins the Ohm and the Pilot, the Watt is a deeper profile putter that is very easy to guide on your desired angles, producing laser straight lines, beautiful turnovers, and reliable grip for driving. If you’re looking for a neutral-to-stable putter, you will find a new favorite with the Watt from MVP.

The Kastaplast Reko is a well-regarded putter in disc golf, prized for its straightforward flight and comfortable grip. Ideal for players at all levels, it offers a balanced flight with minimal fade, perfect for precise putting and approach shots. Available in durable K1 and grippy K3 plastics, the Reko is a staple for its consistent performance and reliability on the greens.

The Streamline Range is a unique utility disc that fills a specific role in any disc golfer’s bag. Designed for control and precision over distance, the Range lacks glide and drops quickly, making it ideal for those tricky approach shots where overshooting is a risk. With minimal fade and the ability to hold hyzer or anhyzer angles without drifting, it offers a straight, reliable flight that’s surprisingly fun to throw. Comparable to the Kastaplast Berg, the Range brings a similar feel and flight at a more affordable price, making it a must-try for fans of specialized approach discs.

The Marvel, by Birdie Disc Golf Supply, is a straight to slightly overstable beadless putter and is very consistent for both putting and throwing. The Marvel takes well to spin putts as well as push putts.

The Warden is the beadless version of the popular Dynamic Discs Judge. This second putter in the Dynamic Discs lineup has a straight flight path with the most minimal fade. It will be available in both classic and classic soft plastic, and offers an ultra comfortable feel for those that who prefer a putter without a bead.

The Streamline Pilot is the first single-mold putter manufactured by MVP Disc Sports. This is a medium-depth, small-bead putt & approach disc with a comfortable, round nose. This putter is a slow flyer but flies very straight and glides well. The flight of the Pilot is described to be similar to that of a beat in MVP Anode.

The 2015 Ace Race disc. A straight flier with extra glide, the Roach is crafty in avoiding danger while incessantly pursuing chains. Just point and shoot. It's beadless too and feels great in the hand. Try a Roach on your next approach!

The Nomad is the first disc in the James Conrad line. This putter has a small bead to provide additional longevity. The Nomad has a neutral flight on drives and a stable to overstable flight while putting, making for a go-to putter that can handle power on the drives and spin on the putts.

The James Conrad line is set to feature some of his favorite places to travel and tie in MVP's theme of science. This putt & approach disc was inspired by Park Avenue trailhead in Arches National Park in Moab, Utah.