brandocommando9
Double Eagle Member
Look at a big bead aviar and a putt and approach the differences between the two are just like the judge and warden, I'd say beadless judge is pretty much spot on.
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[Dynamic] Dynamic Discs Warden
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Look at a big bead aviar and a putt and approach the differences between the two are just like the judge and warden, I'd say beadless judge is pretty much spot on.
Magic is a lot more understable. The Warden is like a slightly less overstable Judge. THe Warden will pretty much hold any line you put it and have a little bit of fight at the end of it. Kinda sucks that it is not approved yet.
JAKE master
Double Eagle Member
^they are up for sale though. get em while there available
Yea its kinda wierd that they would release it without approval
brandocommando9
Double Eagle Member
I really like judges and prefer beaded putters in general I went from wizards to kc aviars to judges but seeing how fast judges season I see no reason to get a warden besides a preference to beadless putters.
tampabay
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Disappointing. Guess if I want something like a magic I'll keep throwing my magics.
JAKE master
Double Eagle Member
my guess is that it will be updated on the pdga today or tomorrow, and they probably got verbal conformation. DD is too smart to pull a ninja.
i think pa4 should have your name all over it. same look and feel, with some added lss according to inbounds
tampabay
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tampabay
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Well, I had some reward(en) points stored up. So I guess I'll be answering my own question on how they compare to magics!
I just cant get over how good magics are for approaches or jump putts. They are NUTS straight. I found them to be even straighter than a pure.
I just cant get over how good magics are for approaches or jump putts. They are NUTS straight. I found them to be even straighter than a pure.
PMantle
* Ace Member *
No, not at all, actually.
drblam
Eagle Member
It's approved! Should be able to buy production stamp any minute lr day!
http://www.pdga.com/announcements/the-warden-putts-you-in-chains
http://www.pdga.com/announcements/the-warden-putts-you-in-chains
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SmokintheChains
Birdie Member
I was able to feel these up at the local PIAS...I didnt care for them at all. I was thinking beadless judge...would be a judge without a bead. But they dont feel close in the hand at all. With my normal putting grip (I spin putt), the warden felt significantly deeper than the judge. Not sure what the tech specs say, but it felt more like an aviar P&A in the hand.
Pleasethrowplastic
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Felt one up on Friday..... When classic soft comes out, I'll be there. I swear by my CS Judges but couldn't putt/throw the firm ones at all
Radwyn
Newbie
they told me the Lucid Judges they tried to make kept coming out too heavy. i think we will more likely see the Warden in Lucid plastic considering it has no bead. also, i told them if they make an overstable putter it must be called the GAVEL
SmokintheChains
Birdie Member
Supposedly there are already lucid judges, they had to run them in air plastic to get the weights down to 175.
Also, the gavel sounds like a great name for a dynamic discs zone-type disc.
Also, the gavel sounds like a great name for a dynamic discs zone-type disc.
onemilemore
* Ace Member *
I'm curious if they'll tackle the Zone-type disc, as the Suspect was relatively close (tweener speed, OS...I know it's not a Zone, but it's close). Might be a ways off.
SmokintheChains
Birdie Member
Yeah I dont see it being a priority. Im sure you could power down on a suspect and get a zone like flight. Personally I dont like powering down on discs, Id much rather rip hard on a shot if at all possible.
the classic softs are already out.
VictorB
* Ace Member *
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.
