The Mint Discs Profit in Sublime plastic is a stable to overstable putt and approach disc with a small bead and a flat top, similar in profile to a beaded Aviar.

Flight Numbers: 2 / 3 / 0 / 2

Sublime is stiff with a little give in the flight plate, glossy and premium looking, and comfortably narrow around the rim. It is not the tackiest putting plastic Mint makes, but it is torque resistant, so it holds up to real backhand power without turning over, closer to how a driver plastic behaves than a soft putting blend.

Thrown as a throwing putter it will get out to around 175 feet and hold its line before a gentle forward fade, and on forehand releases it acts like a straight, overstable approach disc rather than a floppy putter. It is not the best pure inside-the-circle putting plastic Mint sells, but it fills the throwing putter and approach role well.

Good for beginners who want one all-in-one putter, and for anyone whose backhand needs a plastic that will not flip over on a hard release.

Prefer a grippier plastic for pure putting? The Mint Discs Royal Profit feels softer in the hand and grabs chains better. Want to try Mint's soft version instead? Check out the Mint Discs Soft Royal Profit. See the rest of our overstable putters.

Speed 2, glide 3, turn 0, fade 2. Diameter 21.1 cm, rim width 1.1 cm, max weight 175 g.