Was looking for a cheap, shallow, neutral putter and have not been dissapointed at all! And Tiger plastic is a great mix of grippy and stiff. Would definitely recommend for those looking for a more neutral to understable putter. At a great price

I switched to Yikun putters mainly because they were pretty cheap. Come to find out that my putting form works perfectly using these discs. I've come to love the yi as what it is, a point and shoot putter. Even in the wind you can depend on this disc pushing through for a straight line. I will say that tiger line plastic does beat in to be a tiny bit understable, this is more apparent if you use this disc as a super straight driving putter. (Which it handles quite well) If you're putting however the flight numbers hold up. It's shape also feels great in the hand. If you're a beadless putter fan you will 100% love this, it's also completely flat on top with rim large enough to grip, but small enough to not give you blisters on release. In general, I'm so happy that I switched to the Yi and it's going to be a staple in the bag for years to come I think!

I have discs in nearly all the Yikun molds (although they just released some new ones) and recently picked this up on a good sale, and it performs wonderfully. It's in Tiger line plastic, though, and I just wish it was in a higher grade so it will maintain its characteristics better, longer. As for the flight numbers, they seem pretty accurate, except I'd give it a glide of 4-5: It flies nice and straight and was typically gliding out farther than the other putters I was using as comparisons in field testing, in fact  often challenging its 3|5|-2|0 sibling the Kang (and flew straighter). The disc feels good and the Tiger plastic, while easily beat up (in my experience with other discs), does have a good grippy feel for nice controlled releases when putting or throwing. All around good disc!

I picked up some Yikun discs since I was really interested in some of the molds. This one wasn't on my higher side of interest but it definitely is one of my favorites. 
 

The baseline plastic almost feels like a mix between discmania d-line and 300 soft prodigy. It's firmer than 300 but definitely has the same tackiness. Going along with this kind of combo, it really almost flies like a well beat in P2. It is so unbelievably straight right out of the box. I can definitely tell that when I start to beat it in a bit, it's going to be so good. 
 

Yikun has really surprised me so far. They've got some gems that immediately took the spot of some of my older discs. 

This putter is extremely neutral in all regards. It feels very similar to a Dart or Pure. It's headless and has a nice amount of depth. The hand feel is great and really makes for a clean release. This disc I use for longer range putts. It holds very straight for a long time with minimal fade or turn.