Gateway Discs Superglow Super Stupid Soft (SSS) Wizard (2/3/0/2)

Gateway Discs Superglow Super Stupid Soft (SSS) Wizard (2/3/0/2)

Marsoni

M251S

$13.99

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Gateway Discs Superglow Super Stupid Soft (SSS) Wizard (2/3/0/2)The Gateway Superglow SSS Wizard is one of the most trusted and time tested putters in disc golf, prized for its dependable stability, clean release, and confident finish. With flight numbers 2 3 0 2, the Wizard delivers a straight, torque resistant flight with a reliable fade at the end, making it an excellent choice for putting, approach shots, and short controlled drives. Its neutral stability allows it to hold the line you put it on while still

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This is an amazing product! At this price point, I didn’t expect it to perform as well as it did. I have used it to open 4 different bottles of wine, and it worked really well. I docked one star because there is no outward charge status indicator (e.g. an LED to show charging, charged, or needs charging). A nit pick perhaps, but I find it an inconvenience.

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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2025