The Clash Discs Hardy Candy is an understable putt and approach disc, a narrower, shallower cousin to Clash's Popcorn built in the firm Hardy blend.

Flight Numbers: 3 / 3 / -1 / 1

Hardy sits in a happy medium between a premium and a baseline plastic. It feels firm and durable, holds up fine against concrete tee pads, and does not lose its shape the way a softer blend can after a season of throwing. It is not the grippiest plastic in the lineup, but it grabs chains well enough for a reliable putting putter.

At about 1.5 centimeters deep, this disc sits deeper than a lot of the shallow beadless putters on the market, so players who prefer a thin profile may need a round or two to find a comfortable release. Once that grip clicks, it flies straight with a touch of turn and a light fade, which makes it a workable throwing putter as much as a putting putter. Beginners get an easy to understand straight flight; anyone who already prefers a deeper putter in the hand will feel at home immediately.

Want a shallower approach disc in the same plastic family? The Clash Discs Steady Fudge has a flatter shoulder. Prefer a low glide overstable putter from another brand? The Kastaplast K1 Berg is worth comparing. See the rest of the Candy lineup.

Speed 3, glide 3, turn -1, fade 1. Diameter 21.2 cm, rim width 1.2 cm, max weight 172 g.