I only throw Discraft and Innova right now. What great discs am I missing out on?

Tell me specific brands and discs that aren't discraft or innova so I can put them on my Christmas list and give them a try. I don't want to miss out on great discs because they're not as common, thanks for your help!!!

[Jeremiah Jones]

Thanks for the tips, I'm definitely going with some Latitude 64 this Christmas! Has anyone tried Latitude's putters?

[Sean Johnson]

The Pure is great in the Zero Line plastic. Don't let the names fool you, Grip line is actually stiffer than Zero line, and in my experience Grip is not nearly as good. In Zero, the Pure is very flat and very grippy. It's fast (for a putter), and almost feels like a midrange in the hand. I thought it was stable enough to use for drives and long approaches, but I did find that it had a tendency to blow by whatever landing zone I was shooting for. In the end, I wanted something slower, but with more glide so I ended up switching to a Challenger.

[Ben Hartwig]

Gateway makes the best putters on the market. The magic is a great putter that flies very straight, but is a perfect short turnovers when actually thrown. The wizard is the best approach an short drive disc ever. It is pretty stable, and won't flip on you when thrown flat.

[Shawn Boucké]

Agreed

I have finally, after many searches through Innova, and Discraft, found my putter. The Gateway Magic. I don't worry about it hyzering out before the chains. It is just smooth and straight.

I also have a couple Wizards for windy days, as well as 200ft drives. It is stable like a challenger, but is more controllable (Can't explain how, probably just something with the rim). When thrown for a drive without too much lift, it settles down like a short range Buzzz.