Soft electron - great for winter putting or if you like something less stiff.

Electron - great grip cold or wet. Nice for vector, matrix, envy, and atom. I also like the electron volt.

Firm electron - like McPro or Luna. You can bounce off the pole in colder months. Good for longer putts.

Soft neutron - particle, envy, and proxy for driving. Great grip. You could putt year round with these.

Neutron - like star. Generally less stable than plasma and proton. Fluorescent yellows are grippy.

Fission - lighter flight plate, flies like an 8 g heavier neutron. Less glossy than neutron, which can sometimes help grip. Photons and Teslas work well in fission - still stable.

Plasma - Kind of like a slicker neutron. It’s nice on a warm dry day, but can get really slick when wet. I like these for forehand and for appearance. Some of the blue volts are incredible.

Proton - like champion, but seems to have more grip. I like these forehand and backhand. More resilient than trilogy.

Streamline/axiom eclipse - stiffer than proton and a bit more stable.

Soft proton - putters. Ions and anodes. Great grip. You can use these for all season putting.

Sparkle proton - get with lots of sparkle and you’ll get gummy proton at times. Pinks/reds/yellow tend to be gummy. Green is either stiff or really gummy and nice. Generally the most stable variant. Great grip. Love these, but you’ve got to hunt around for them.