Looking for a new putter, curious what folks are using

I started out years ago with a "Birdie" then switched to "Aviar" a couple years ago. Lost them both somehow-Don't ask LOL. I also have a "Dart" putt and approach I'm currently using.

I really like Lat.64 discs and was thinking about buying the "Sinus" (funky name), but I miss my "Aviar". Some people say an "Aviar" is a must have disc. Any suggestions before I replace my "Aviar"?

[Senior]

Garbage can lids are the best if you have a tight budget, otherwise use an aviar.

[Dave Engle]

I've been having A LOT of success with Innova's new Wedge disc.  I like to throw my putts as straight and as flat as possible instead of adjusting for a hyzer angle and the understability of the Wedge helps out with those goals IMMENSELY

 

Just my 2 cents...

[DON FRAME]

I use a Pro Aviar Yeti

[Jeffery Nugent]

I carry 4 putters in my bag, each one is a little different, omega ss, soft d magnet, magic ss, and an r-pro hydra.The omega is my go to putter, but depending on conditions etc... any of the others see plenty of use. The hydra is mostly my go to approach disc (50'-150')

[Jim Coonradt]

There are no magic putters. Putting is in your head. It's all about confidence. If you want to put it in there you will. That being said you should just find a disc that feels good in your hand.

[Gbudz]

if you're looking for a latitude 64 putter, i use the zero line pure with great results. it's pretty stable, but it's also very straight and predictable.

the reason i like it so much is the low profile and extremely tacky feel of the plastic. it grabs chains and doesn't let go.

if you're looking for something straighter in lat 64, try the spike. i don't have any experience with it, but the company is awesome, and i stand by all their plastic.