The Swan Reborn fills the understable approach/long-putting putter slot in my bag.  If I'm between 25 and 125 ft, it's a safe bet I'm pulling out the this disc.  Pleasantly shallow for a putter, feels great in both power and fan grips.  My jump putts tend to come out with a little hyzer, so this balances that perfectly -- I get a nice floaty, straight putt every time with minimal effort.

This is my first megasoft plastic, and it's really an incredible plastic.  Much of the ground impact forces are dispersed through the flexible disc body rather than a reactionary force like skips, bounces, or roll-aways.   I use it when I need the disc to sit where it lands.  In return, it makes a poor driving putter; this can be overlooked because plenty of other discs can be shaped to take anhyzer lines in driving-putter range (I use a Proxy for that).

Been using the swan 1 reborn in the megasoft plastic for over a year now.  It is not my primary putter but it is my go to when I'm outside the circle.  I will also use this putter as my utility putter getting out of trees (being so soft it doesn't bounce as far away if I do hit/knick a tree) or when I need the putt to really stick close to the basket. Overall its a great stable putter and with a stiffer plastic I would probably use it even more as a primary putter.  Disc is okay as a throwing putter but I prefer my Wizard instead.