Infinite Discs recently hooked us up with a Prodiscus Jokeri to review and this was a fun putter to throw!  Prodiscus’ Jokeri putter did everything that it was designed to do.  It was a very stable disc that held a straight line and faded hard and predictably at the end and it felt more comfortable in my hand than many discs in its category.

The Whale is the next putter up in Innova’s recent trend of torque resistant discs.  How is it different than the company’s flagship putter, the Aviar?

The Latitude 64 Pure is giving my Gateway Wizard serious competition for a spot in my bag, and that says an awful lot.  Tim over at mindbodydisc.com pointed me toward the Pure and I’m convinced he just wanted to watch me obsess over which amazing putter would win the battle for a spot in my disc golf bag.

The P1 Maniac from Discmania is known as a soft and floppy Aviar.  The P1x adds a small bead to the putter without changing the flight characteristics much at all.  These straight flying putters are similar enough in flight that we’ll review them together.

Vibram’s Sole putter is the most traditional putter Vibram offers, and they nailed it.

The Swan 1 Reborn is our first review of a Westside Discs putter.  This re-release of the understable putter brings high hopes to fans of the original Swan 1.

When a player reaches elite status, equipment manufacturer’s often produce a signature run of their favorite disc.  Some of these players even get a signature mold like the KC Pro and McPro Aviar putters for Ken Climo and Paul McBeth.  How do these putters perform for mere mortals?

You’ve probably heard the Gateway Wizard described as one of the best disc golf putters available.  That’s because it is.

The Latitude 64 Dagger is a great slow and stable putter.  It’s similar to many of your favorite putters but a few slight adjustments that add up to a significantly different experience without jeopardizing the comfortable and familiar putter feel.

The Breaker surged into the market in early 2013 in a wave of several disc golf putter releases.  Does this overstable release from DGA sink or swim in the sea of plastic?

Dynamic Discs released the Judge in 2013 and it has quickly become a favorite putter for many players.  What do the Putt Heads think of the Judge?

The newest DGA disc release is a putter named after the game’s founder, “Steady” Ed Headrick.  Will this putter find a way into my bag?

Innova has released a low profile putter that is supposed to handle the wind well.  How does this putter stack up to other recent releases?

Not too long ago I won a Kastaplast putter, a K2 Berg, through an All Things Disc Golf contest.  The Berg has not left my bag since and is my go to upshot and approach disc, although I rarely use it for a putt under 75 feet. This is my review of the Berg.

The first stop in our search for the best disc golf putter must start with the Innova Aviar.  This disc has been around for a long time and is still very popular.