This putter feels a lot like my wizard but it flies much straighter, so I feel more confident putting with it.  The tiger line plastic is perfect for this putter.  It's also a really good approach disc, and I love its flight.  Straight with some stability at the end. I've had some amazing puts and amazing throw-ins with this disc. I never thought the wizard would lose it's starting spot, but this disc did it.

Most underrated putting putter out there. Plastic is grippy, but gives a smooth release. I have one in every plastic offered. As good as a Dynamic Discs Judge and cheaper.

I don't ever throw this disc, I just putt with it. I've really enjoyed the feel of the rim, a deep putter with a small bead. It feels extremely comfortable in the hand. If you are looking for a putting putter that is consistent and able to putt extremely straight, I would definetly buy. Helps that they are cheap too.

Got a putter 10-pack of these and was very pleased with the price and the grippiness, though that and the beaded mold was a change from the beat-in Aviar I had been used to. I've used a couple of them when playing rounds, and all of them when doing putting practice and they work great for me. I've had them for about a year and half now, and the grippiness seems to have faded away, though maybe that's due to the cooler temps in recent months and come summer they'll feel grippier again.

I previously reviewed this under the listing for the 10 pack and just wanted to put it in the right place since options are limited right now with supply chain/inventory limitations. 

I absolutely love this putter, especially at the value the 10 pack offers. The plastic is almost like a mix between the grippiness of Innova's pro plastic with the stiffness of KC Pro.  It's got more flex than KC Pro, but it's stiff enough to inspire confidence while still potentially offering enough flex and tack to catch the chains better and with less spitouts,

I hope the slightly tacky feel stays thru the lifespan because it's a big help with consistency and finesse on both putts and approaches, although at first it kind of threw me off.  It was beneficial in a way, as it forced me to make a few tweaks and my putting is much more consistent as a result.  

The disc also has a close enough feel and profile to other common putters so I really appreciate the fact this 10 pack offers people who use beaded versions of the Aviar, Judge, etc... a more affordable way to get a stack of putters for practicing.  

This exceeded my expectations big time and I highly recommend it.  

Specs are spot on. I like it for practice. Like a Dagger.

Throwing Tiger Line 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.

I was pleasantly surprised by this disc. It is really enjoyable to throw around and sink some putts with it. The feel of this is more along the lines of a traditional putter. It is taller, and has a deeper rim. I don't notice the bead all that much.

I find that flight path is very similar to my judges. So it was easy to get used to how it flies. To me the flight numbers are spot on. I think the amount of glide that this disc has is awesome. It seems that it is a little bit more glidey than the Judge is.

Overall a solid putter! I'd recommend this to anyone who likes beaded putters or to someone who doesn't mind a beaded putter.

This is a nice, classic feeling putter. It has glide for days! Really, I had to adjust my putting power because of the glide. Spin putters rejoice! The Tiger plastic feels great. Like a softer Prime or DX. Not so soft that it can't take a little power, though. It does beat in super fast. I would only putt with Tiger plastic. It is so pliable that they were pretty warped when I received them in the mail. A little hot water and some time in the putter stack flattened them right out. Grab a few for practice at this price!

I have always putted with wizards and judges. To be honest, I could never decide which one of the two I liked more. When getting to the course on any given day I would practice with both and decide which to use based on how many putts I drained with each. 
 

The xing is the perfect blend of the two for me. It feels more grippy than the judge but less flimsy than the wizard. I'd say it was closest to a glow wizard in feel but fits my hand just a little better. If you are in the same situation as I was, I'd suggest giving this putter a try. It eliminated both of the other two from my bag, and now it is the only putting putter I need!
 

Yikun now has a deep dish traditional putting putter. The Yikun Xing has a nice bulky feel to it and reminds me a lot of the Latitude 64 Dagger. Compared to the most popular selling beaded putters, the Xing has a similar feel to it as the Gateway Wizard and is a little bit taller than the Dynamic Discs Judge.  

This is a solid putter. The plastic feels great and is relatively durable. The shape of the disc feels good and provides me with confidence for both putting and approach shots. 

If you're looking for a quality putter, with a great feel, at a price much less expensive than a Wizard, Judge, or Dagger, give the Xing a Try. This is also a great choice if you want to get multiple identical putters for practice as the cost is so inexpensive.

Feels like somewhere between a pa-3 and a reko for a bead. Very comfy in the hand and very true to the flight numbers. Plastic it comes in is very grippy comparable to 350g plastic. Can't wait to use it as my main putter.