DGASignature Line Blowfly II Golf Disc, Color may vary

It always state that colors vary, but you only get pink! I keep waiting for the variation but I only get pink even though it shows a blue disc when you buy. If you don't mind always getting pink you will be happy as they are good discs.

So anyway I got my blow fly today and yes I got a pink one, this is kind of .... that will make me not buy or promote this disc or company.

Novice player here. I like the fact that I can just let this thing rip in the trees, and if it hits something it’s not going to deflect way off course. It’s just going to fall strait down. I use it as more of a midrange disc.

It's a fun putter that sticks to chains, or ground, or trees, or whatever else it hits.

I use the Blowfly II for a lot of my approach shots when I'm needing to "shape" my throw AND if there's no branches in the way. The disc will not make it through tree branches as it is a very soft disc, but it is incredible at keeping the line you throw it on.So picture this: You are 40 feet away from a basket that's surrounded by trees and hanging branches to the right, very much limiting your options in throwing a hyzer. This scenario is for a RHBH player, so if you are left-handed (LH), picture the opposite. Sure you think, I'll just putt with an understable mid-range or driver...but I didn't get to the part where there's a ditch 7 feet behind the basket that has an out-of-bounds string line. Throwing that understable mid-range could be risky if it hits the basket and rolls away. Well, this is where you would use the Blowfly II.Other players will look as you take the disc from your bag and say, "What kind of disc is that?" or "Is that disc even PDGA approved?". You smirk in response and put the disc on an anhyzer line (again, you are RHBH in this scenario) and aim for the chains. You can imagine whether or not you make it, but let's just say you DIDN'T make the basket on that throw. Your disc hits the ground and just stays there. It doesn't roll - it just flops and is sitting within 2 to 3 feet from the basket.Now picture throwing a disc at a basket that's at the top of a 20 foot hill. If you miss the basket with the putter, your disc may be rolling downhill 20 feet and with the speed of going downhill, may roll an extra 30 to 40 feet away once it gets to the bottom of the hill. I won't lie and say the Blowfly II never rolls. It is round and definitely can roll (in fact, it makes a pretty decent roller), but it is much, much more forgiving in how it responds to hitting the carriage or rim of a basket than other putters.If you are playing a course with close out-of-bound markers near baskets or baskets on hills, then I 100% recommend the Blowfly II to be your go-to disc. It makes a pretty good thumber disc too...if you're throwing a thumber in a wide open-field. I wouldn't attempt throw this disc through or over any trees because if you miss, the Blowfly II will become a nice nest for a bird. And as this is a lighter disc, it flies pretty far with less effort that's required of other discs.

I like the disc but the logo is coming off right out of the box. It is flaking off by just touching it.

This putter is unlike any other putter out there. And I've tried every one I've come across, probably around 10 other kinds. The Blowfly is extremely flexible and grips the chains well. It doesn't magically hunt the basket but it definitely lowers my score.

Super good grip, grab the chains nicely and just drops. Great putter! Fast shipping!