Reviews for Streamline Range

Laser straight putter for all speeds and distances. I like to throw this thing super hard sometimes and every time it doesn’t flip over, which is nice because it makes it easy to predict. It’s also fun for 150ft spike hyzers and slow close putts. I had an option to trade either this or my berg for another disc one time and I’m glad I kept this one!

Awesome approach disc. Great understable disc for those close approach shots. It just drops with no rolls. Have use it a few times for putting but it is my go to for those 80ft and close shots.

This is my go to disc for most putting situations , it’s super good, feels amazing in the hand . Perfect amount of softness . Not too soft and not too hard. Very accurate and true to its numbers. I was actually so impressed with this putter it made me buy other streamline discs. Which I suppose is the highest praise you could give . Neutron plastic from this company has an amazing feel to it. This disc also wants to sit down and not roll or skip so it’s good for approaches near water .

Excellent short distance putter. I like the sticky plastic

Love it. Proton soft

This disc took a while for me to like it. It has become my go to approach disc and I use it on almost every hole. Straighter and has more glide than a Berg.

The Range has a little bit of turn and a little bit of come back. I liken it to a cross between the Berg and Reko. It feels great in the hand. I love my putters up here in the Northwest where almost all courses are in the woods and this thing has been money. My first Range was a glow disc from the Space Race. I left it in my glow bag because my putters were already lined up in my day bag. I eventually moved it to my day bag because it was flying too perfect. Now I have the Proton version. The Proton version seems to be a tiny bit more stable and has 1% more glide, and the plastic is more durable. I also have Eagle's version of the Range which is my least favorite because it seems to be a lot less stable when thrown flat than the glow and proton. All of the Ranges can be flipped up for a straight shot. Also works well as a wind putter.

Switched out my putters for the range recently. Love the feel and the plastic dyes perfectly too of course.

The Peoples Berg! From my experience it has more glide than the Berg and a little more understability. I love it for backhand hyzerflips and forehand turnovers. Time will tell, but this could be the slower speed approach disc that people grab if they are not devoted to the berg.

Love the look, plastic feels great, I actually prefer the slightly shallower Range over the deeper Berg for hand-feel, and I also might prefer the backhand flight of the Range. However, my preferred approach shot is an anny FH floaty approach, and the Berg does this more predictably, so I won't be switching to the Range.