Beef cake city. Not as OS as they get, but pretty close. The Justice has a big bead, which is normally a turn off for me, but the rim configuration of this disc is surprisingly comfortable. It flies off the fingers nicely forehand or backhand. This is a great choice for your beef cake utility slot.

Great disc for a forehand or headwind shots. Feels a little different in the hands but keep one in the bag for how useful it can be.

I liked my Justice a lot but found it wasn't as overstable as I thought it should be. I could throw it on similar lines to my beefy DGA Quake, which is not advertised to be as OS. Still, it is a very trustworthy disc and one that many players rely on.

This disc is tied for the most overstable disc I have ever thrown. I avg about 400 ft on a max distance throw and I can't get any turn out of the justice. I can get it out 250 with no wind. It is exactly what you want from this disc. I would say exactly true to the flight numbers. This thing starts fading as fast as you can. This disc does not have a permanent home in my bag. However, it is the most important disc in my bag on windy days, tight wooded courses, or when i know I need a good forehand skip shot. I honestly think you could throw this in a tornado and it would fly exactly the same. 

Reliable. This started out as a utility disc for me but I am using it for dog legs drives that needs to dump as well. As my Justice has beaten in a bit  I am getting some distance with too, and I can see myself recycling this mold to have different levels of overstabilty.    

nice and always overstable mid! 

This thing is a pure beefcake. I love absolutely ripping it flat and letting it fade out. Gets good skip, and is a terrific mid for forehands or backhands. Good luck getting it to turn. I've had three Lucid justices and two were extremely overstable, one quite a bit less so, but even that one was still much more overstable than something like a Malta, Drone, or Gator.

This disc is overstable, period. There's literally nothing else to say. Do you need something overstable? Buy this disc. 

It fades hard. It doesn't turn. Wind,  arm speed, forehand, back hand, release angle, it doesn't matter. The justice laughs, flips you off, and fades. I love giving this disc to people without any warning, because watching their faces as it immediately gets on a hyzer angle and slams into the dirt is hilarious.

As a beginner, I used it to get around corners when I'd land behind a tree. As an intermediate, it's my windy day or "there's a cliff on the right" disc. Again, if you read the first sentence of my review, you know everything you need to know. 

I'd been looking for an overstable mid for a long time and this popped up on my radar.  It's a great feeling to search for a disc that does a certain thing, buy it, throw it, and it does exactly that thing you got it for.  This is a great utility disc to get around some guardians and heavily wooded areas.  I usually use it within 100'-150' of the basket on a hyzer angle.  It goes up and just dives right down where I want it.  This disc is super beefy and I love the feel of it in my hand.  The caiman is close in numbers but doesn't feel anywhere close to this.  I prefer the Justice for the same shots that I'd use the Caiman for.  This disc isn't for everyone.  It's something that you'll realize you need when you need it.  And then you'll wonder what you ever did without it. 

The justice is purely a utility mid for me. You can release this on an extreme anhyzer and it will always come back. You can also skip this disc around corners and when thrown as a thumber it will pan further to the side than if I throw my utility driver. It is a great get out of trouble disc.

I own these in the new blend lucid, all about 176g.

For starters, the new lucid blend, at least for the Justice, is a really nice improvement over the previous lucid blend. These Justices are board flat, gummy, and even more overstable than the previous blend. Insanely reliable in any weather conditions, always does the exact same thing. You can really aggressively anhyzer these and have them still flex out and fade strong, which can allow for some pretty wild "trick shots" around obstacles. One of a small handful of discs I can't imagine playing a round without. 

I prefer to throw forehand whenever possible and I prefer to throw hard. The Justice is the only disc under speed 12 (including my Firebird and Captain's Raptor) that absolutely will not turn over no matter how hard I throw it. I've had it in my bag for a few months and it's probably my favorite and most thrown disc right now. I use it primarily for FH flex shots and can get it out well over 300 on a full flight. The coolest thing about this disc is it's absurd overstability, I can release it at a 75 or 80 degree angle and it will still stable out if it has enough time. Once you learn the angles on this disc it's as accurate and reliable as anything I've thrown.

The best FH approach in the game!

Feel - 4/5 on feeling as the bottom is a little aggressive with its shape.  Lucid is great feels like champion or Opto.  Mine is puddle top but I don't find the disc too deep or oddly shaped for FH or BH. 

Flight - Amazing flight that is very predictable.  Like a baby firebird it will skip on the ground.  Thrown flat it will start to fight into it fade pretty quickly, however its not dumpy enough to take the 1 glide seriously.  In a strong headwind this disc will go roughly the same distance as no wind (or even in a tailwind).  It's like the Berg in that sense as you won't need to think can I throw this disc in these conditions.   Better for FH but I use it as my only OS mid sometimes. 

Flight # - I disagree with the glide,  does it dump and fall out of the sky at times yes.  I do sometimes pull this disc out on the teepad and notice in the field it will be as far as other mids/putters. Does it go to the right before fading? not really but if they want to say 0.5 then I'll give it to them. I think they made the numbers to warn players that this disc is a beefcake compared to harps and zones - it will do their job better than them and you will think why didn't I bag this earlier. 

This is exactly what you need for a very overstable utility midrange. Great for strong headwinds when your zone is turning over or not finishing hard enough or if you need to fade quickly around a corner in the woods. It feels great for both forehand and backhand despite the bead. The profile is very flat and fits very naturally in the hand. It's a disc I throw at least once every round and it is also fantastic for flex forehand approaches. I would say that it is pretty true to its flight numbers in lucid plastic and if you really need something more overstable than lucid justice I'd grab it in moonshine or lucid-X. I now have 5 justices and would recommend them to any intermediate or advanced player who is looking for a little more beef than their current overstable midrange. 

I bag Discraft, but this is the only disc that will NEVER come out of my bag. The Lucid Justice is straight beef. I can mash on it flat or with slight anny and know it will always come back. The great thing about this disc, is it has very little skip. Sometimes I tend to roll over a Zone when thrown really hard forehanded, especially with a headwind. In situations like that, I pull out the Justice. Every manufacturer should have a disc like this. Good ole trusty, I like to call it.
Bag a Justice... you won't be disappointed!

I'm RHBH throwing at sea level.  If you're looking for the last word in overstable midranges, look no further.  I'm half-convinced this disc escaped from a lab.  It's the meatiest of beefers.  It would take an actual black hole to keep this from finishing left. 

The Justice was a tough disc for me to understand how to throw because of the hard fade.  Once I understood how hard it fades, even with some anhyzer, I learned to throw it better.   Because of the hard fade it's a very situational disc for me.   But I'll tell you this...you can trust that it will fade every time....and fade hard.  

The one I own has a Judge Dredd stamp on it which is cool. 

So I just started trying to utilize midrange discs in my game and I definitely don't regret it! I had Justice laying around at my house for ages and after I started throwing my MD4 alot more I decided to try something more overstable and overstable is what I got with the Justice. It's extremely reliable in all weather conditions and the rim is pretty shallow so it's very easy to drive with it as well. I can throw the Justice RHFH at a standstill from the teepad and get it out to about 200 feet no problem. Great disc and I would recommend it to anyone because of the low speed.

The first time I threw this disc I knew right away that it would become a staple in my bag. It does exactly what I want it to do every time I throw it and feels incredible in my hand. I had been searching to fill an overstable mid slot in my bag after I started flipping over Roc3's and this is it. It will not flip over no matter how hard I throw it. In my opinion it throws exactly like a short Firebird. My only word of caution is that the 1 glide is a bit deceptive because the disc goes further with less effort than I'd expect with such low glide. However, the wind seems to have almost no effect on the flight of the disc so I'm still rating it 5 stars.

It's a great disc for beginners you can throw it a full Anhyzer and it will come back.

I think the Justice is a meat hook in all accounts but a workable and useful meat hook. The justice is the perfect overstable mid range that you can trust to do its job no matter what conditions you face. You can always depend on the justice to fade hard and finish to the left for a right hand back hand. I love throwing the justice for upshots when I feel like I need a little distance over my zones or if I want to have something dump slightly more. You can throw it flat and rely on the fact it will never flip up or over and always dump left. I also really like forcing it over on anhyzer when you need some extra distance but want it finishing left. I would recommend this disc to anyone looking for a really overstable mid range. If you are a newer player maybe stay away from this until you are able to throw some higher speed discs well because the justice will be way too overstable for you. But I do think that the justice is not something that only elite players can utilize, it is a great disc for anyone just will be way more useful for someone who can utilize it and throw it to its potential.

Are you a meat lover? Do you want a mid range that wont even blink at the sight of a stiff head wind? pick yourself a justice and find the beef and predictability you want for your approaches. This disc excels at finishing with a strong fade. I love it in the lucid plastic for its durability and its added stability (as if it needed more). Flight charts aren't kidding this guy hooks up even when thrown with anhyzer. it can be very useful for small flex shots and even in some cases small skips, although the bead on it does seem to help it stick to greens i have found. The feel is great as it's flat and fits extremely comfortable for forehand. Due to being so overstable it handles torque amazingly well and predictably fades out pretty much during its entire flight. I tend to use it more for forehand because of the extremely low glide and look to something else like the mortar for more penetrating hyzer shots but occasionally i find a shot that i need to throw this backhand and it works amazing. 

Super reliable overstable forehand midrange. It always comes back no matter how hard it is torqued, great for hard fade skips around objects at the end of a flight into the baskets circles.

This is a great utility disc for most players. It isn't as overstable as the numbers say, but the glide of 1 is not kidding. This thing just drops out of the sky. It is also one of the only mids that feels comfortable with a forehand grip, and is the only mid that i throw for skip shots.

Disc - 170 Lucid Justice 

Feel - The Justice is very comfortable in the hand. For being such an overstable disc it doesn't feel as bulky or awkward as the gator or MD5. I really like the way the justice fits in my hand for both backhand and forehand shots. Lucid plastic is very durable and has good grip. 

Flight - The flight of the Justice is is very simple. As soon as you throw it is begins to fade. It has little to no glide and is extremely reliable in the wind.

Overall - The justice is one of the most overstable discs I've ever thrown. If you don't like the feel of the gator I would recommend at least trying out the justice.

The Justice is a meathook and it is awesome!  When you need a disc fly straight and hook left, this disc will do just that.  You can crank all you can and it's not going to turn over.  The Justice is FLAT on top and is great as a forehand disc when you need a hard right hand fade!  I would not recommend it for beginners, but if you can get some power behind your shots, the Justice is a great utility disc for your bag.  

This is the definition of beefy. If fights to fade the second it leaves your hand. That is unique and makes this disc so versatile for both BH and FH shots with a mid. I can throw a mid 350' max but the Justice would be luck if I got it past 275'. It is not made for distance but for touch and utility. I love it for 175-225' forehands. You can rip and it will not turn. I have it in Lucid max weight and I didn't believe it possible but the Moonshine is even more Overstable. They feel great in the hand and fit a great spot in my back for a mid range FH. 

One of my most used discs. Really need to buy a few as back-ups in the event I ever lose it. Very overstable and not much glide. I am a rhfh thrower predominantly.  I can control this disc and put right where I want it even in the woods. Disc in this plastic produces amazing, reliable skips. I have even thrown disc underhand vertically to get between two trees and the disc flips back to flat. If I need more distance and glide I usually will reach for my Champion TL.

Two Aces on short holes within the first month of owning this disc, and countless other times of drawing metal.  It's super predictable no matter the wind situation.  Amazing for spike hyzers that almost go straight down like a dive bomb.

Even somebody brand new to the game can bag a Justice as a utility drive that will dump hard in its flight no matter what.

Exactly what the numbers say.  Super Super Super overstable, does pretty much the exact same thing even if there is a tornado haha.  It's one of the discs that I don't throw often but on those windy days, I would be lost without it.  One thing to note is the HUGE bead on the bottom of it, if you can't deal with that, it might be a deal-breaker for you and I would probably say throw the drone instead!

Low glide, highly overtstable, low speed... This disc does is very accurate and reliable even in the wind. If you find this disc in Classic Soft plastic I highly reccomend picking it up.

If you are looking at a justice, you know why you are looking at it. Beefy, reliable, and consistent even in the strongest winds. I would not trust any disc in wind as much as I trust the justice. It is great for hard left upshots, super hooked tee shots, and obviously a go to in head wind. It got in my bag when I first started the game, and it has stayed there ever since. I would not recommend it to beginners, but everyone else should have a utility disc like the justice. 

What a great beefy overstable disc from dynamic.  It is just barely a workable stability which in a way is great. You can throw great flex and skip shots. I also like this disc for forehand throws, but I am not a huge fan of the bead.  Can't knock it too much for that.   I really love this disc in Lucid plastic. Generally most discs from trilogy are awesome in opto/vip/lucid plastic. 
I don't carry the justice anymore. I just found I used my zone a lot more often than my Justice.  That doesn't mean this isn't an awesome disc.  It is going to stay in my stock and will come out for certain course.  

The Justice is the most overstable disc I have ever thrown. Any time I face a strong headwind I pull this bad boy out of the bag and I know it's gonna hyzer out. I don't have a very good forehand so for many discs I have to worry about rolling over my wrist, but with this I have no worries about that. It'll always finish to the right, making this a super useful approach disc especially in the wind. I've had this disc for a few years and the Lucid plastic has held up nicely. 

Sometimes a disc manufacture produces a disc that doesn't do what it's marketed to do. This isn't one of those discs. The Justice is by far the most overstable thing I've ever thrown. I can typically throw a driver about 400-430 feet for max distance but I can't get this thing out to 200! This is why I give it 5 stars. It is very consistent and is a utility that can be counted on anytime. Not to mention the Lucid plastic and the super flat top of the disc make it very comfortable in the hand. While it may destroy your ego because it feels like you're trying to make a brick fly, it does what it was designed to do. When you need to get around something and skip after landing, or just need a confident upshot through a headwind, the Justice will come in handy 

The justice earned a spot in my bag on the very first day I tried it.  I was looking for a replacement for my Stego but in Trilogy Plastic.  I tried and like the Anvil but also wanted to try a speed five OS mid.   I wanted something that could fade hard, make a strong short flex, or drop quickly so that it would be useful for many utility shots.  If you want distance from it, you will need to power it up due to the 1 glide but that allows complete control of distance, flex, and fade.  I like to throw flex approach shots even when I have a clear path to the pin and the justice feels natural to throw and adjust so it drops into circle 1 consistently.  The only downside is the tendency to throw into the ground due to the lack of glide. 

Reliably OS utility midrange. Great for FH or BH approaches that need to get left or right in a hurry.  My favorite disc for shorter FH roller approaches when I'm pinched or FH rollers to get out of trouble off the fairway. I don't use this disc every round but when the wind is high or I need a meat hook for shorter distances I'm reaching for my justice. I've thrown the justice in moonshine and lucid and don't see any difference in stability.

I purchased this disc 2 weeks ago and it has quickly become my go to approach disc. I have never been much of a forehand player, but this disc feels amazing on my forehand! I can't get much distance, but this disc isn't about distance. It's predictable, and that's why I trust it! I am birdieing holes consistently now that I only used to par, because this disc is reliable and trustworthy! I can't imagine NOT having this disc in my bag!

Very accurate flight numbers. I love my classic soft Justice. The Lucid is so overstable that it gets a flair-skip sometimes. reliable in any conditions. I've never flipped this disc.

This is a super over stable mid.. one of the most over stable mids I've ever thrown.. it is great to hook around the corners. The glide isn't that powerful, so you have to really power it..  If you new to the game I would not recommend it, it's like telling a me why to throw a boss/nuke/ or war horse..

A necessary utility disc for very specific shots. This disc is pretty true to the numbers and is probably the most overstable mid range on the market. Grabs the ground reliably without much skip which makes it very reliable for approach shots that call for wide hyzer finishes. Thrown on an anny it will always fight out of it, and it is so overstable that any shot over 250 feet would be nearly impossible. When an overstable fairway driver is too skippy or may be a risk to sail too far, I am reaching for the Justice to do the job either from the tee pad or on the approach. Lucid plastic is very comparable to Innova's Champion, and the Justice-Lucid combo is the most overstable version offered. The disc is very flat with a mold shaped similarly to MVP's Vector. This disc will not break in and stays a consistent meat hook for the life of the disc. Anyone looking for a wind fighting, spike hyzer meat hook of a mid range needs a Justice in their bag.  

I've heard a lot of hype around the Justice but had never thrown one until a few months ago. I used it during a round for when I needed a ton of fade in a short distance. Did it live up to the overstability hype? It sure did! It's a great mid for when you absolutely have to fade quick or even get a skip.

For almost every skill level and every weather condition, the Justice only wants to do one thing: dump into the ground. This disc is easily one of the most reliable molds ever made and incomparable to almost any other mold in terms of its combination of speed and insane overstability. 

Somewhat beginner friendly because I think this disc will do everything exactly the same fo anybody who throws it - dump hard, and anybody that understands golf lines can make use of it. I had an older run "Glide 3" Lucid Justice in my bag for a year and a half that actually started straightening out a little too much for what I wanted it to, so I got a Moonshine a few weeks ago. When I throw it flat, by the time I get my head around to see the disc, it is already almost perpendicular to the ground because of its stability. The Justice is a disc that rarely gets pulled out of my bag to throw, but I know when I'm walking up to a shot that I need the Justice on that there is no other disc that will do what I need for that one shot than the Justice. I tried to play a few rounds without it one week, and every time I hit the course without a Justice in the bag, I walk up to that one shot where it's the only disc I need. The Anvil is a great super overstable midrange, but the Justice to me is still a step more stable to the point where I carry both of them. The Anvil has definitely decreased my Justice usage, but there are still just some shots that only a Justice can handle.

The justice is what it is. Do you need a utility disc that will go 100-150 feet then take a sharp left (RHBH) for about 50 feet? This is the disc for you. There are some shots only the justice can make and some times it is very handy.       

The only time i bag this disc is if i go to a coarse where there might be a lot of obstacles  or if there is a hurricane brewing. You will not turn this disc over. Hurricane Katrina could not blow this disc off coarse.

The Justice is a beautifully beefy midrange. It's flat and perfect for forehands. It does one thing perfectly and that is to fade every time it is thrown. The Justice does not care if there is windy conditions outside. It is also very useful for forehand rollers to get out of trouble areas. It's not for the faint of heart, it will take all the power you can give it. A staple in my bag at all times, usually in Lucid.

Great midrange upshot disc I use for backhand or forehand throw it out and it will hyzer back! 

The Justice is an overstable midrange option from Dynamic Discs. The Justice has an interesting feel in the hand, it almost feels more like a fairway driver. Mine had a flat, almost concave top, and just holding it, it felt like it was going to be beefy. The flight is just that, this thing is a real meathook. Even though it has a driver like feel, I was getting similar distances to what I get with a Gator. If you are buying this disc expecting to get a workable midrange, you will be disappointed, but if you are looking for that overstable wind fighter, the Justice is what you want. 

Bring on the beef....I have overstable distance drivers that are more flippy out of the box than than my justice. Flex fore-hand through the woods? Grab one of these bad boys,  noodle arms need not apply.

The justice has become my main mid range. Being an ex baseball player I can put quite a bit of torque into my forehand shots and the justice has become my go to anywhere from 150 to 315 feet. I carry 3 different ones from beat in to brand new which works well for me. once beat in they fly like a very overstable roc3. brand new, they are a little less stable than a gator but fly much further. 

Most tend to use this disc for getting out of trouble, but if you can put a lt of power into discs and don't want to worry about them turning over this is the mid range for you.

The Justice is a massively overstable utility disc that can find a place in anyones bag. If you play in tons of wind, or have extreme power this disc can handle it. When thrown on a hyzer the Justice will fight straight to the ground and fade hard. Thrown flat it will fade. Thrown anhyzer it will fade! I use this disc mostly for flex forehands. I can really get over on the Justice and rely on it to fight out and get a skip. (RHFH) I also love the Justice on dead straight forehand rollers. If you putt this down with a lot of power at a 2 o'clock angle it will ramp up and roll super straight before running out of speed and flopping over. I use it to get under low ceilings that I don't have the power or space to go over/thru. Even if I only use this disc 1-3 times a round it usually saves me a stroke because it's so reliable. 

The Justice is the one disc that I could not live without in my bag.  My weakest part of my game is my upshot/ approach shot.  The Justice is about the only disc I use with any kind of confidence.  

Keep in mind the Justice is just too beefy to throw like a normal upshot disc.  It dumps immediately.  This is strictly used for spike hyzers only for me.  I use this on a BH and FH, but mostly FH flicks.  

This is a super flat disc, but the rim allows a smooth release.  This is the best get out of trouble disc out there.  I have thrown this at the most awkward angles or predicaments and I can count on it every time.  

Get this disc, and then get a back up of this disc.  Make sure it is in your bag if it isn't already.  This is a stroke saver.  Heck I have even putted with this on those 30 MPH wind days with great success.  If you don't know what to throw, grab the Justice!

This disc is not for beginners to throw every approach with. this is still a disc everyone can have in the bag. if you need to get out of the woods  I prefer to have some beef, and a disc that has a profile that isnt going to knocked down by a twig. This disc is that! Far and away the most over stable mid I've thrown. Beginners in need of something very trusted that you CANNOT flip. this is the answer

1. The felons mini me. If you need a disk that damn near makes a U turn then this is it! It will fly straight under power when thrown flat and then fade hard. If you need to go around a tree then hyzer this bad boy. Being over stable you can anhyzer a flex shot of course. Being a 1 fade and flat it will need power to stay in the air, but makes a great flick/ approach disk as well as very OS mid. 

I absolutely love the Justice. It is great for forehands, distance control shots, flex shots, and headwinds. I am a forehand dominant player and  I use this for wide open upshots from about 200 and in because I know how hard to throw it and how far it will go. The same goes for flex shots. This disc wants to fight out of any anhyzer angle you put it on. It is great for weaving through trees and around obstacles. This disc doesn’t even acknowledge headwind. I threw this into a stiff headwind and it just rode nice and straight with a reliable fade at the end. Anything else would have turned over. This disc will bring a new element and dynamic to your bag. This is a disc that will get you out of trouble. This disc is also great for cut rollers out of the woods. I have used this many times to cut roll out of the woods and it works every time. It starts out straight to get out and then cuts up the fairway giving me distance that I would have never had if I just pitched out. The only bad thing I have to say is that it wants to get to the ground in a hurry. It does not stay in the air very long even on a flex line.

174g Lucid Justice

This is probably my favorite disc I bag. It's just so predictable. I can trust it to do one thing and nothing else every single time: FADE HARD. It's just so stinkin' predictable. I can throw 325-350 on average and I can probably get about 200 with the justice. Most shots 200 and below for an approach where I have space on the right to throw it into and let it fade in... The Justice is coming out. MASSIVE FADES! NICE SKIPS! A+++! PREDICTABLE ALL DAY EVERY DAY! GET A JUSTICE TODAY!

This is such a sweet overstable mid. I really like the feel of Lucid plastic, and this disc flies just as advertised. Very overstable hook, but with some power you can get a bit of glide before it dumps. It works really well - even for weaker arms - as a disc you can trust to turn a corner, or for throwing into a massive headwind. 

Out with the OSBuzzz and Gators, make way for the Justice! My Gators would beat in too quickly and with a dome they quickly became Rock3's. This has stayed in my bag for awhile and still has it's reliable overstability for those need hard right finishes. I have flattops which seem to be the consistent mold which is my preference. This disc alone has opened my bag to DD all together.

5 stars for sure! meat hook that is perfect for anyone who needs s super controllable short range disc. neve struggles with wind or anything. skips around anything you need it to. hyzer shots for days. no turn at all and super controllable stability. by no means a distance disc but is used for controlled approach shots. anyone can really benefit from a disc this overstable unless you are an absolute noodle arm throwing under 100 feet.

This is the sexton firebird or stiletto of midranges. It immediately starts hooking out of your hand and will not beat in and does not care about wind to the point that it is comical.

You will rarely throw it, if thrown flat you would use it for situation where you need to throw a meat hook/hard cutting 200-250ft. This is a utility disc. 

With it's flat top, it actually is great for forehands. I use it in the wind and for situations like mentioned above. However, one of the best uses of the disc is if your lie is behind a big tree and you cannot stretch for true forehand or backhand, you can flick this at a slightly (15 degrees) less than vertical anhyzer angle (thrown with your hand at head height) and it will flip up and land flat in the 50-100ft range.  

You'll ask yourself why you bother carrying it, but once in a very long while it will be exactly what you need. 

The most predictable mid ever made. Super beefy and built for approach shots. It might not be fly the furthest or go the fastest but it doesn't need to. It has a bead which normally I hate but this bead fits my forehand grip so perfectly I swear it was designed just for me. Wind? What wind? 

My 176g lucid justice is by far the most overstable midrange in my bag. Almost laughably overstable, but it's great for pinpointing upshots and short drives. Plus, you never have to worry about wind with this disc. I also have a prime justice for when I want to reduce the amount of skip a little. The prime rim feels a little less deep than the lucid, which I like. 

Used to be a big Roc guy. Picked up the Lucid Justice after some persuasion for an overstable forehand mid range and I've never looked back. Doesn't work well for beginners, but this is my go to disc for most of my approach shots 250 and in. Also works great for backhand hyzer shots when you need to make a cut into or out of a tunnel, or around an obstacle. Fights wind great and will hold a solid line with a dependable fade as long as you give it the power. This disc will never turn over and can pretty much handle all of the power you can give it. Would definitely recommend this mid to any forehand players.

Great job Dynamic!!

When you need a disc that absolutely, positively must go left (RHBH).

The definition of predictable flight. Great for both forehand and backhand.

Ratings are very accurate.  I like it for high power, low ceiling forehand approaches out to around 210'.  Works well for shorter straight holes as it doesn't really go very far, no matter how hard you throw it.  Also a really good forehand roller disc.  I was hitting disc targets at 100-120' pretty regularly with rollers.  I couldn't thumber or tomahawk it very well (I do better with a light Ape), but these are only get out of jail throws for me now.

At my power level, it will almost always come back from an anhyzer throw.

Tree hits and ground scrapes haven't had any effect on the stability, so far.

Much more than a utility disc with you play sea level altitude courses in the wind.  OS is necessary and I've never thrown anything as beefy or consistent as this disc.  Got my first ace in a long time with this disc due to its natural tendency to create a great hyzer angle when thrown flat. I would recommend the Justice to anyone with power, and/or anyone who plays in serious wind.  I agree that its great for forehand shots, too.  Excellent disc.  Lucid has great grip for a translucent polymer, too.

They do say that when you need it, you will be happy to have it. I agree with that statement. The justice wont be a disc that you will want to throw every hole. In fact, if you are not careful it can really mess things up for you. Point being that if you play courses with ridiculous angles then you may want this. The thing fades. Like right as you throw this, you are rocketed to fade city. Infinite asks if the disc is good for beginners... well does the beginner understand not to throw it all the time? It can be great for the few times you may need it. You will just have to ask yourself if it is worth buying a disc you will use less than almost every other disc. 

My Justice is strictly my utility mid-range. So just know it's not your "everyday" mid-range. The Justice is for those situation shots where you need dependability, and a absolute reliable dumping fade at the end. 

If you want a "beefy mid-range", give this disc a shot. Don't expect to get a lot of distance with this disc, and it is NOT what this disc was designed to do.

I used to question why I'd need such a utility disc in my bag. I thought "Why not just power down a Firebird (or insert overstable fairway here)". But I've found it's niche. I LOVE giving the Justice a nice forehand upshot. If it's around 150-220 and I've got room to toss it, I'll probably reach for it.  When I give it some power, it will hit the ground without much of a skip. For shots that I used to throw an overstable driver that would skip well beyond the basket, the Justice just stops for me. 

Although a disc like the Justice will not be pulled out all the time in a round, you're going to appreciate having it when the situation occurs. 

Again, don't get this to replace your Buzzz, or Roc, or Truth, this type of disc is the much much more overstable compliment to those. 

YOU DON'T KNOW YOU NEED THE JUSTICE UNTIL YOU OWN THE JUSTICE.

This disc is so beefy. In fact, I don't think there is anything out there that is beefier. It does not glide well, but it will turn no matter how hard or soft you throw it. I waited way too long to get this disc. Do not do what I did. Buy this disc and watch how it changes your game. 

Upshots! I used to try and finess a putter into the circle on Upshots and sometimes it worked, but other times it didn't. I can take this disc and aim it to a spot on the ground and throw it there and It'll give me a little skip but stay by the basket. I love that I can use it for either FH or BH Upshots with confidence. Every once in a while I find a disc that's a game changer. For me the Justice changed my upshot game.

This disc is incredible and holds up to the strong numbers. This disc will NOT turn over, no matter how hard you throw it. It is an absolute monster. This disc won't go as far as your other mids, but it finds a lot of use in my bag. It is incredibly consistent. Unlike many mids, this disc tends to skip. My longest throw in was with this disc. I was about 250ish out and had to get around some trees on a forehand line. I landed on the green, but the skip put it in the chains. I would highly recommend it to any intermediate/advanced players that have a need for a very overstable/utility type disc. I consider this a must own for any intermediate+ forehander. 

Meathook overstable. Won't flip in the wind. Good for novice forehanders who's preferred release angle is tons of anhyzer. This thing flexes some fun lines through the woods. Lands on knife edge angles and bounces and skips more like a tomahawk than a traditionally thrown forehand/backhand skip. Great compliment to the less stable, more glidey Suspect. 

I don't know what I would do without a Justice. It's the most consistent thing I have ever thrown. It is INCREDIBLY overstable. Think of your most overstable disc and multiply it by 3. You cannot turn it over. It will finish left (rhbh)  it feels good and beefy in the hand and you can throw it as hard as you want, you won't overpower it.  There really is nothing else like this. Not beginner friendly really and your not going to use it every hole but when you need it you will thank me. I can't stress how much I love this thing. I perfer the lucid living in the south. I'm considering picking up a prime to and seeing how that Flys. 

The Justice is a hog. 

I can put Mids out to 300 no issue. Not the Justice. It is one of those types of OS discs that wants to get fade hard and fade quick. If you want to force an anhyzer on it, you better give it a TON of a snap or else its will barely turn, it will fight out of the anhyzer angle real quick. Especially in a higher weight. My 175 Justice just feels like a brick in the air. No glide, no turn, and it gives no pause to headwinds. 

If you need a mid you can't overthrow- the Justice is really wonderful for that. However, I like to be a bit more touchy with my mids, and my Trident responds better to the touch shots than the Justice does no doubt in that slot. 

It's not for me, but it could very easily be for you.

Where's the beef?  Right here!  Monster of a mid range.  More overstable than the gator.  Nice shallow rim makes for a great flick disc.  This will skip hard as well.  Perfect for getting around trees.  Love this disc.  

Lucid 173. The most overstable disc I have ever thrown period, including distance drivers. Once you get a feel for how ridiculously overstable it is, this disc will hold the same line every time. I can't say I routinely throw it, but when I need a disc to fade and fade hard, this is one I'd trust to get the job done. Throwing left-hand backhand, it will go right as soon as I release it from my hand. It's flat topped with a comfortable rim and it is easy to FH and BH. Also, this might not need to be said, but this disc laughs at wind and it's flight isn't really different in any conditions. It's also fun to throw a disc with "Justice" as the stamp.

2 Lucids

Handeye Lucid is a 1st throw and a skip ace disc, and my moonshine Panda is a 1st throw ace on the same hole as the other. I own 6 Justice's that i rotate. All will stand up against any wind. Justice is #1 in my bag

This is a meathook..no matter who you are. this will be a meathook. And it is amazing. It is extremely reliable and will not turn for you. I love this disc for upshots, skip shots, forehands, basically anything that needs to fade hard. Its one of my favorite discs and will never leave my bag

Let me begin with the fact that this disc will never, ever, ever leave my bag.

Have you ever wanted a firebird or felon skip out of a midrange? This is your guy right here. I have to say that you shouldn't expect this to do anything besides be the beefiest disc you've ever thrown. I could throw this into a 40mph headwind and it still wouldn't turn over. I throw about 450-500ft max on a good day, and I could mash everything I have into this disc and it still wouldn't go more than 300ft. This is also a great forehand disc for shorter approach shots. 

This is the ultimate utility midrange. You may not need it very often, but when you do you'll be glad you have it.

I love my Justice. It is a great tool to have in the bag and has many uses. I use it for any short shot that I need to get around something. I really like this disc over using a firebird or firebird-ish fairway that may flair up and skip. The Justice will bury itself in the ground and flip once usually before settling down right by where it hit. It is great for both forehand and backhand shots and should be in the bag of anybody who needs a great overstable midrange. 

The Justice is the most reliable disc I've ever owned. I've never seen the wind turn it over too much and I can always trust where it will land.  I use this disc a lot for up-shots and for shots that I need it to dump left very quickly. The only ace I've ever gotten was a spike hyzer with the Justice. I would recommend this disc for Intermediate level players and higher who want a reliable up-shot disc that isn't affected by the wind very much.

For me the Justice took some getting used to.  The completely flat top was an odd feel in the hand and, like the flight numbers suggest, really overstable.  I primarily use this disc to get me out of trouble from a bad drive deep in the woods. There are also some short holes that go at a direct right angle and I'll use it to drive, I guess I could use a firebird or a felon, but these are really short holes.  In short I like this disc but it is a utility disc for sure.

I absolutely love this disc. I have finally developed a forehand and this disc is the only midrange that feels comfortable enough to flick and comes out super clean with very minimal wobble. Great disc for short spike hyzers and will always finish with a hyzer. I lost mine and didn't have one for about 3 weeks and I felt the effects of not having a super stable midrange in my bag, especially one I could flick. I replaced it with my Innova Gator and the Gator just wasn't getting the job done for me. I have since purchased another Justice and I will always have one in my bag. I would consider this disc to have a flat top, and it reminds me of a slower flat top firebird. 

This disc is a great addition to my bag. The feel of this disc is good, not the best, but comfortable. Overall it feels good in the hand.

The stability of this disc is very overstable, its pretty ridiculous how stable is. Thats a good thing for it makes it a great utility disc. Its hard to throw this disc far, it wants to go to the left (RHBH). With the stability this disc is very dependable and fills a much needed whole within my bag. You don't buy this disc to throw far, or to shape the flight path. You buy this disc for the dependable hook that it will always provide. 

Overall I love this disc, it is great and does exactly what I expected it to do. It is exactly what the description describes it to be. 

Profile: Deep rim, never really felt completely comfortable in my hand.

Flight: Starts on a straight line then starts to fade early in the flight.  VERY stable.

Comparison: A1, more stable Harp

Final Thoughts:  This disc is the best utility disc on the market.  If you play in wooded areas or have very many obstacles on your course you need this disc.  It will fade hard every time and it won't go too far.  It's very easy to learn what this disc will do for you and it will do the same thing every time.  Personally I like the performance of the A1 more so the Justice is no longer in my bag.

This disc has been called by many a glideless brick. And it is.

That is why it is the best disc for extreme winds on the market. Throw it on an Anhyzer into a head wind, you better bet it will fight out of it. It excels at short skip shots, makes FH approaches look easy and can do more trick shots than the Green Arrow. 

Contrary to what some say it does fly pretty far, the flat profile and small bead make it super comfortable for FH and on a flick drive I've thrown it over 350 a hand full of times. 

Makes a surprisingly good roller as well. 

The fade doens't really live up to the 4 that DD gives it, the fade is so dumpy I think a 3 fits it better.  

The Dynamic Discs Lucid Justice (176g), should have the following disclaimer:  This disc will fade HARD to the left at any speed thrown!  Essentially, the more spin you put on this disc, the more it will fade HARD to the left.

That being said, this is a fantastic disc, if you know how to use it.  Metaphorically speaking, I think this disc is a little like King Arthur's famed "Sword in the Stone."  The Justice has great power, but you have to know how to wield it... Don't think this disc will be what you reach for when you need to throw a straight floater than runs out of gas and sits pretty on the ground or when you need to bomb a mid-range long and deep down a tight fairway... Hardly... This is the disc you reach for when you need to curve something hard around an obstacle.  This is the disc you reach for when you have a stiff head wind and need to stick an approach, assuming you have some room to work it in there.  This is the disc you reach for when you need a short angled forehand approach around a tree to the basket.

The Justice is a disc that can be tamed by beginners and should find a very reliable place in their bag, provided they understand what this is designed to do.

Not messing around...

For some reason, the Justice was voted in as "Disc of the Year" last year. I must confess, I don't why. While the Justice does one thing very well: being an overstable brick, it does nothing else. I can think of dozens of other discs that are better suited for a variety players than the Justice. However, it is what it is.

The Justice, even given a full blast of arm speed, will start fading almost out of your hand. It truly has negative turn. It's one of the few discs I can actually really lay into a torqued out power forehand and trust it to fight back. The Justice really shined, for me, on overhand shots. Tomahawks and Thumbers work great, as long as you aren't trying anything for distance.

I found the Justice to be an okay disc, but I have no need for it. If you want a beefcake disc that will go nowhere, then I guess this is it.

Super consistent disc. Great for upshots and short drives off the tee that need to finish left (RHBH). Also a great flick disc.

DISCLAIMER: Ohhhh the Justice. This monster, first introduced to me at the release lst year at the GBO, is an overstable machine. Now, I repeat, this disc is an overstable machine. This disc is not for the faint of heart, or the weakly constituted...

Now, lets say, that I LOVE this disc. It will destroy any tornado or hurricane you throw it into. Seriously, they should arm everybody in Tornado Alley, and in any hurricane prone states. See a tornado, simply throw the Justice through the heart of the tornado, and it will not fail.

This disc changed my outlook off disc golf entirely. I'd never been one to look for the big hyzer shot, or the low super aggressive skip shot, until I got familiar with this disc. It will do a LOT for you, so long as you know how to respect the animal that it is. But if you love playing angles, fun "trick" shots, and something that is both insanely overstable, and insanely reliable, then you NEED to picl up a Justice, and get to breaking that bad boy in, and SOON.

So go out, live the angles, smash some hyzers, sling some skip shots, rock some forehands. This disc does all of these things beautfully.

I am rating this disc a 5/5 for relability, workability and overall usefullness. Don't get this disc thinking you will get a beautiful s-curve flight, or a laser straight finish. THIS IS A MEAT HOOK disc when thrown flat. With that said, I use the justice EVERY ROUND. Either, a touch flex flick shot, a hard thrown hyzer around trees, a flat to hyzer throw from the tee etc. Because it is so overstable at slow speed, it is easy to flex and work with the discs flight. You will have to try different lines and throws on your own to see if this disc fits your style, BUT I will safely recommend it to most players. It creates it own spot in my bag!

This mid is a beef cake!  I love OS plastic and the Justice is exactly that.  Use it for short OS back hand and forehand drives and expect a bit more skip than midranges usually get and this disc will never let you down.  Not much glide, and it doesnt work well for shaping shots, but as an OS wind killer and OS approach disc this thing is unbeatable.

I bought this disc for the sake of flicking anhyzers and knowing it will come back. It does that, but I've found this disc to be so much more useful.  I'm using it a lot more than I thought it would.  Those times when your upshot is obstructed by trees,  well throw it flat to the right and it will fade nice and hard.  I don't have a huge arm so the seriously overstable disc scared me a bit and was intended for shot shaping.  But it's become one of my favorite discs in my bag.  Love it and one of the first discs I actually want a back up of

The Justice fills the "super overstable mid-range" slot in Dynamic Discs' line. I absolutely love this disc and I believe it can really open up your game, and provide you with some new routes. The Justice isn't a disc that is going to yield a large variety of shots, but it will give you an extremely consistent flight and harsh fade you can rely on. I would compare its stability and flight to a flat-top Jolly Launcher Gator, but with a different feel. Also, because it's different in shape than the Gator, it can produce some different skips. 

As a backhand disc this disc is very stable; I mostly use it for short-medium shots in which I want a large fade, or fade skip to occur. This can be great if you are trying to get around an obstacle but don't have room for a hyzer, in these scenarios you can let the disc do the work. It can also be nice when hills come into play, the Justice will hit the base of a hill and fade skip up and settle. Of course, the Justice is also a lot of fun to put in the air, for a few large spike-hyzers. You can play with the angle of release to adjust how it will interact with the ground on contact: skip, hop, or spike in. 

Because of its overstability, the Justice is also a great disc for sidearm shots. I started using it for shorter sidearms and drives and it has a very dependable flight and skip. The Justice is the little brother to many popular overstable drivers and can really fill a gap in your bag. Its also a great disc for getting you out of trouble. If you accidently turn the Justice over, it will still recover and leave you with a shot when other discs would be long gone. If you are looking for an overstable mid-range, you should definitely check out the Justice. 

Very Very OS midrange disc. 

It has little glide (moderate speed - fast for a mid) But this is always going to cut hyzer.

This disc will handle any wind, any forehand, extreme cut anhyzers, Basically, its very very overstable.

Not a must have for most players, but for me I like it knowing i can put everything on it and it will still hyzer out and dump.   it's GREAT for spike hyzers. 

Not necessarily the midrange that will fade hyzer the longest, If you want a long more swooping hyzer a stable to slight OS disc will be better, this is SO overstable that it will quit and swan-dive to a stop.  Again, spike hyzers are great, forehands that still finish a strong hyzer.  Not the skippiest (compared to a Firebird) but ceratinly will skip when thrown low and fast.   Cool disc, trick shots, shaping through obstacles/trees, get out of trouble, hard cuts around trees, trusty.  A less crazy OS disc will be more user friendly, this is a disc for those still wanting a more OS midrange....this is it.   Can't get more than this. 

The Justice is quickly becoming on of my favorite midrange discs in my bag. I have enjoyed throwing a few Roc3s over time, but the Justice has shown me a whole new world when it comes to overstable discs. 

At a local course here in logan there are a couple stretches with a small creek running toward the basket. After throwing my Roc3s and Buzzzs in the Little Logan River so many times, I was finally introduced to the Justice. While it's turn is crazy and will likely take you aback on your first throw, it is fairly consistant, and can allow for some amazing placements.

wow !  this is the most overstable mid i have ever thrown.  the size and shape of the rim makes for great gripping surface that snaps off the hand clean.  very predictable disc, a must have for the short game.... 

I used my Latitude XXX for up-shots quite often and yet I always wanted something slower and shorter to do it with on a forehand hook up-shot. I always found XXX to be great for it but a bit too fast. I love the consistent and forgiving flight of a great overstable disc for up-shots so when I read about Justice I was happy to throw my money at it. What I found when I got the Justice was more then I bargained for. 

I now have the most consistent up-shot(260 ft or less is comfortable with the Justice) disc I've ever had. Justice likes a flick throw very much and has also opened my game to flicking more similar discs comfortably. My friends at my local course are quite taken with my Justice and are still blown away that a mid-range disc can be more over-stable then thier beloved Gators(A lot more so). I am loving everything DynamicDiscs puts out lately and this is just another excellent disc in thier line.

The Justice is an incredibly overstable mid. If you're an intermediate player and looking for a long mid with great fade...keep looking, this is not that disc. If you're looking for a reliable left fade for short drives or medium to long upshots, you'll get that strong fade everytime. Even in the wind, this disc still fades hard left like the wind doesn't even exist. It's also a perfect disc for shots that need to right to left around an obstacle. I hit metal off the tee with this disc on a 200ft hole in which the basket is buried in a tree and the only good entrance to the basket is tunnel cut into the tree to the right of the basket. With the Justice, this shot is no problem. 

The Justice is my new favorite disc. Immediately after getting a Justice in the Glass Blown Opens players pack, I made a few practice throws with it to see if it really is as overstable as it claims. It is, and is super awesome. Without hesitation I threw out my Buzzz OS, and added the Justice to my bag and threw this disc for all three of my throws on hole 1 (drive, approach shot, and tap in putt) during the C-Tier tournament at Jones West. For the rest of that round, and for the Glass Blown Open, I used the Justice to forehand nearly all of my mid range approach shots,  even when a back hand lane was open. I don't typically throw midrange approach shots forehand, but with the wind and the way I was feeling comfortable, I felt more confidence with JUSTICE!

My favorite disc is the Discraft Flick because of the assurance and consistency that it will always come back with a strong overstable fade. The Justice is the midrange equivalent.

This is the MOST OVERSTABLE midrange I have ever thrown. This disc is so overstable, it's almost too much for me to throw bakchand. The DD Justice feels great, ithas a nice flat top and a thick enough rim that Ihave something to hold onto with my sidearm grip. This disc us ultra forgiving for inconsistent throws. Simply aim left of the target, and it will park within putting distance. If I throw it a little to high, this disc is so overstable that it spike hyzers right down without skipping. If thrown low, it will skip right (on my right handed forehand throw), and land right under the basket. Either way, this disc parks it.

If you are looking for a really overstable mid, or a great flicking mid, you are going to want to pick up 3 or 4 Justices right now.