P2 Signature Series C-Line (6)

The Discmania P2 is the iconic original Discmania putter, rated 2/3/0/1 S/G/T/F and sitting in stable territory with a clean straight-to-stable flight. Its deeper, smooth-rim shape feels natural in the hand for confident putting, and as a throwing putter it tracks straight at the target before settling into a small, dependable fade in any conditions. Flicked or thrown on hyzer, it holds whatever angle is given and resists flipping under power, which is why it has been a staple bag putter since 2007. With break-in it gradually loses a touch of fade and shapes longer, straighter lines, but it never becomes flippy enough to lose its identity as a control putter. Flex 1 is softer and grippier, Flex 2 is medium stiffness, and Flex 3 is the firmest. Discmania premium plastics such as S-Line, C-Line, Metal Flake, Horizon, Lumen, Vapor, and Glow hold the listed flight longest, while baseline plastics like Active, Active Hard, and P-Line season faster toward a more understable feel.

Plast: C-Line: Discmania C-Line is the brand's flagship premium blend, prized for top-tier durability paired with a clean, slightly translucent shimmer that lets pigment and stamp pop. The grip leans firm and confident in dry hands and stays predictable in light moisture, holding shape after repeated tree contact and rocky landings. C-Line was developed alongside Innova's tooling lineage, so it favors throwers who want overstable molds to hang onto their stated fade for hundreds of rounds. Premium plastics like C-Line hold listed flight numbers far longer, while baseline plastics deepen turn and soften fade within weeks. Discmania's Signature Series is the brand's branded-athlete edition, a limited run that ties a specific mold to a sponsored player through a custom hot stamp and often a unique color or rim treatment. The discs use the same C-Line, S-Line, or D-Line chemistry as regular catalog runs, so flight performance and durability match the base plastic, with the cosmetic and the signature stamp as the main draw. Because the plastic is standard, a Signature Series disc breaks in and turns over at exactly the same rate as any other run in that line — the stamp, not the chemistry, is what sets it apart. Pricing typically sits between standard premium and the higher Tour Series tier, and limited runs plus a rotating roster make these attractive both to players supporting a specific athlete and to collectors who track the catalog. Mint, unthrown copies hold the premium best; a thrown and seasoned Signature Series settles back toward standard premium resale.

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