I snagged a Granite version of this disc early this year to supplement my Innova Birdie. I have loved the Birdie for a few years, but wanted something that I could put with from longer distances. This fit the need because it's such a stable disc (the Birdie is 0 turn 0 fade).

This took a bit of getting used to because of the different shape of the disc. Before the Birdie, I had an Innova Rhyno. Both of them have a chunky, tall rim. I've got big hands, so it never bothered me, but starting to put with a more "normal" style rim was a change. So was putting with a disc with some give. The Granite Medium isn't floppy, but it's nowhere near as stiff as the Innova DX plastic I had been using.

This disc is exactly what I was looking for - something to go in between the Birdie and the Innova Dart. I had to learn to put it with some force (compared to the Birdie/Rhyno), but it stays flat and true for 30+ foot putts. The fade is noticeable, but light and very manageable. The turn is nearly non existent.

I can put this with more confidence than my other putters ever gave me, and the softness has just enough give that I've seen less puts bounce out of the chains than before.

If you're looking for a shorter range putter, I'd definitely recommend this one in either Granite (which I bought for the look), or in regular Medium.