I don't use putters for throwing very much, but I can highly recommend this disc for putting. The rim just feels familiar, very similar to other putters I've used for a while. It had a nice amount of glide, and a little bit of fade to bring it right to the basket. When I did throw it, the disc came out of my hand nice a clean, and carried for good distance.

Throwing X-Com plastic at 4,400 ft in Utah. To me, 5 stars = incredible disc 4 stars = good & dependable disc. I don't give out too many 5 star ratings.

This putter is pretty awesome. I really enjoyed putting with it as well as driving with it. This is a real easy putter to throw around. It is dependable enough to fly pretty straight within the circle. Outside the circle it loses the straightness. This will hold the anhyzer angle if you release incorrectly while putting. Driving with it, it'll fly straight, can do hyzerflips, and can hold some pretty shallow anhyzer lines. 

Overall I really enjoyed this putter. I would recomend this disc to any beginner for putting or for driving.

The Bennu putter was one of my favorite discs in the XCom lineup with a nice, straight flight to the basket. It is a tad understable which means it barely fades at all (usually not at all) which is great as a starter putter. It has a low profile and reminds me of the popular Paige Pierce putters like the Deputy or the Fierce. The rim is smooth and beadless and feels good in the hand. If you handed this putter with the Eden mid and the Helios to a young player or brand new disc golfer, they'd be able to handle them with ease. 

Overall, a great putter. This thing goes straight to understable, and at the 160 weight, that can be amplified. When putter, it never seemst to hyzer out, it just falls flat like a UFO. The glide is really nice on it too, it's perfect for gentle putts directly at the basket. I'm used to a little more bite on my putters, so I missed a lot of these on the right side- but if you like the dead straight putters, this is for you.

The base plastic feels pretty good too. It's not as sticky as some base plastics, and getting dirt on it can make it more smooth, but the softness of the plastic still allows you to get great grip on it. The rim is rounded, with no bead. It reminds me a lot of an Aviar rim.

Overall, an excellent disc for anyone who likes understable putters, or any new player.

The Bennu Putter is a super solid straight flying high glide putter. This is a beadless putter with a great feel. I find it very similar to the Discraft Fierce. It is not overly deep or overly shallow and works great for approach shots as well as putting. The top is flat at the top but it has a gradual curve similar to an Innova Aviar. I've made many long putts with this disc as it is so easy to stay straight,even when you're throwing it from 60 plus feet away. 

The Bennu is available in X-Com's base plastic which is an excellent blend, especially for a putting putter. It's mildly grippy yet adequately stiff.

This is still a base plastic, so it's not ultra durable, but is plenty durable for a putt and approach disc. The disc is only available at 160 which is slightly noticeable if you're used to using a max weight putter, but overall this is a great putter, at a great price, especially for beginners.