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• Driving Putter: The Lasso is Mint Discs' first putter specifically designed for driving, offering a stable flight path with a reliable fade.
• Approach Shots: It excels in controlled approach shots where accuracy and a predictable finish are crucial.
• Backhand Dominant: While usable for both backhand and forehand throws, it's generally considered more stable and consistent on backhand throws.

Flight Characteristics:

• Stable to Overstable: The Lasso resists turning and finishes with a moderate fade, making it reliable in various wind conditions.
• Flat Top: The flat top design contributes to a clean release and consistent flight.
• Deeper Rim: Compared to Mint's Bullet putter, the Lasso has a deeper rim, providing a comfortable grip for many players.
• Torque Resistance: It handles power well, making it suitable for players with stronger arms.

Feel and Plastic:

• Beadless: The beadless design contributes to a comfortable feel in the hand.
• Available in Eternal Plastic: Mint's Eternal plastic is known for its durability and attractive translucent appearance. It's comparable to Innova Champion, Latitude 64 Opto, and Streamline Proton plastic. It is also available in a softer blend, Soft Flex Eternal.
• May be available in other plastics: While Eternal and Soft Flex Eternal are common, other plastic types might be available depending on the specific run or retailer.

Comparisons:

• Similar to a Zone or Envy: Some players describe the Lasso as having a similar feel and flight to the Discraft Zone or Axiom Envy, but with a unique blend of stability and glide.
• More stable than an Envy: The Lasso is generally considered more stable than the Envy, making it a good choice for players who find the Envy too flippy.
• Less overstable than a Zone: While stable, the Lasso is not as overstable as a Zone, offering a straighter flight with a gentler fade.