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[Dynamic] Dynamic Discs Warden

This kind of makes me interested to try one out even more. I can do a deeper feel if it doesn't have a bead on it. I know people will say try a warlock, but I don't want a putter that overstable, if the Warden has similar stability to a judge it might be worth a look to me.

I would say its clearly less overstable but definitely close.

I was hoping it would be more understable than it is, I used to putt with Magics and it definitely isn't a magic, although the profile feels relatively similar in the hand.
 
I would say its clearly less overstable but definitely close.

I was hoping it would be more understable than it is, I used to putt with Magics and it definitely isn't a magic, although the profile feels relatively similar in the hand.

do you have a soft or a firm? I keep hearing the softs are less stable than the firms
 
Emac Posted it on his FB last night

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Lucid Moonshine Air Judge

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I would say its clearly less overstable but definitely close.

I was hoping it would be more understable than it is, I used to putt with Magics and it definitely isn't a magic, although the profile feels relatively similar in the hand.

Have you tried a PA4 yet, or are you trying to keep it in the Lat/WS/DD family?
 
Would you guys who have thrown it/putted it, say it would be a decent intermediate/beginner disc? I'm looking for prizes for the "open box" for our league. There's not much diversity here in Korea for discs (it's basically all Innova with a few rebels throwing Discraft) but one of the American players here just worked out a distro deal with DD. Long story short, I want to expose the players to some other stuff.

I like the way the Judge putts, but beaded putters are not popular here. I'm thinking this might be a good choice to throw in the box. Thoughts?
 
Would you guys who have thrown it/putted it, say it would be a decent intermediate/beginner disc? I'm looking for prizes for the "open box" for our league. There's not much diversity here in Korea for discs (it's basically all Innova with a few rebels throwing Discraft) but one of the American players here just worked out a distro deal with DD. Long story short, I want to expose the players to some other stuff.

I like the way the Judge putts, but beaded putters are not popular here. I'm thinking this might be a good choice to throw in the box. Thoughts?

I love the warden, anything outside 20ft im using the warden simply cause the bead messes with me. If I throw them enough, they may take over the shorter putts too but I really like my black judges
 
well I ordered a few. Now I have to get Curtis (the distro guy) to keep them away from me so I don't try them out before the guys can win them!
 
For those who have thrown the Warden, is the material tacky like the Zero hard Pure and the Prodigy 300 PA4 or slick like the Classic Judge or the McPro Aviar?
 
For those who have thrown the Warden, is the material tacky like the Zero hard Pure and the Prodigy 300 PA4 or slick like the Classic Judge or the McPro Aviar?

Compared to other stiff plastics like kc pro or stiff dx classic plastic is anything but slick to me my judges are crazy grippy compared to the glow kc aviars I used before.
 
For those who have thrown the Warden, is the material tacky like the Zero hard Pure and the Prodigy 300 PA4 or slick like the Classic Judge or the McPro Aviar?

Judges are anything but slick. They're made out of the same stuff as the zero hard Pure!
 
Would a judge and warden pair well together or no? Also are there anywhere I can find these two stampless?

I think they have the same flight, but the Warden is beadless. In theory, that would mean the Judge would last longer as the primary wear would be on the bead rather than the rim. But I haven't thrown the Warden yet.
 
I think they have the same flight, but the Warden is beadless. In theory, that would mean the Judge would last longer as the primary wear would be on the bead rather than the rim. But I haven't thrown the Warden yet.

wardens are actually slightly less stable. I love using them with my judges, my soft warden specifically. The warden can hold a nice anny line while the judge will usually come out of it. And like soft judges, the soft wardens stick where they land making them great long up shot and approach discs. So my answer? yes, the judge and warden go great together.
 
wardens are actually slightly less stable. I love using them with my judges, my soft warden specifically. The warden can hold a nice anny line while the judge will usually come out of it. And like soft judges, the soft wardens stick where they land making them great long up shot and approach discs. So my answer? yes, the judge and warden go great together.

I agree. Judges are my putting putters all day, but the warden is money from 50 to 150 on upshots. Really nice flight and handles those shots better, in my opinion, than the judge.
 
Ive been throwing/putting with the warden for a week or so and i gotta say i really like this putter A LOT. I was putting with the judge for a few months and it was the first beaded putter i ever used for putting,i was using small bead/beadless putters since i started. The judge is gppd but the warden just felt like butter in my hand,i really like yhe rounded profile of the disc,its pretty close to a warlock but the warden is probably more convex in the wing. Anywho,it only took me a few putts before dialing it in and then just started draining longer putts ,more often,than i usually do. It may be a new disc crush im having but i think having a putter than jives with you immediately, brings out confidence and obviously,confidence is a huge factor in putting.

Lots of glide on this thing and enough hss to just sail straight for days on holes.

If they make this in premium plastic,i would be extremely happy! Yes there are others that are similar but the warden just has a diff feel to me .
 
Ive been throwing/putting with the warden for a week or so and i gotta say i really like this putter A LOT. I was putting with the judge for a few months and it was the first beaded putter i ever used for putting,i was using small bead/beadless putters since i started. The judge is gppd but the warden just felt like butter in my hand,i really like yhe rounded profile of the disc,its pretty close to a warlock but the warden is probably more convex in the wing. Anywho,it only took me a few putts before dialing it in and then just started draining longer putts ,more often,than i usually do. It may be a new disc crush im having but i think having a putter than jives with you immediately, brings out confidence and obviously,confidence is a huge factor in putting.

Lots of glide on this thing and enough hss to just sail straight for days on holes.

If they make this in premium plastic,i would be extremely happy! Yes there are others that are similar but the warden just has a diff feel to me .

This exactly. Love this putter, switched from anodes and not looking back. Excellent for up shots under 200, so glidey and straight, and stops on a dime.
 

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