This disc is my bread and butter. I have had at least one biofuzion enforcer in the bag since late 2016. The different flights you will get as it beats in are great. As all enforcers it will start out overstable, but after a few rounds with lots of throws it will start to hold straighter until you have a perfect flex shot bomber. My oldest ones are truly understable after about a year. 

This disc felt great in the hand.  I have massive hands at 6'7, and it was very comfy.

This disc flew great on a flat throw.  it held it's line the whole way. and then it had a massive fade at great fade at the end.  It is very predictable.

if you have 425 feet of power, this disc will give you a predictable 400 foot shot.  it fights the wind well, and its fun to rip anny and throw forehand.

this disc is like a destroyer that is actually consistent between the runs. i recently switched over because the bio fusion enforcer and pro destroyer are similar to each other in that they can get good distance without being absolute meat hooks like say a lucid enforcer or star destroyer. the bio plastic lasts much longer than the pro plastic from innova and for me personally enforcers are much easier to find in stores.

I originally bought this disc for long sidearm drives which it does superbly well. But I also have grown to love throwing it RHBH, especially into headwind or shots that need solid fade at the end. I have one in BioFuzion and one in Lucid, both 173g. The BioFuzion has broken in surprisingly fast and now I don't throw it flat into headwind- BUT thrown with some hyzer it will glide really straight for a long time and then dump out left at the very end. Bio is my favorite but that's just because I got my first ace with that one! The Lucid isn't completely broken in yet but it is my reliable very overstable driver for pure hyzers, flex shots and always my go to for headwind drives. I carry both plastics in my bag because both are super reliable and do what I want them to do. I would say both plastics have a Turn of 0 and I think Glide is 4.5, maybe even 5 for Bio and 4 for Lucid. I would say Fade is 4 for both.

Very overstable disc. Feels more like an 11 speed in the hand. Flies more like an 11 speed too. It fades very hard and has no turn. The rim is shallow so I didn't like it for FH shots because I prefer a deeper rim. I tend to prefer deeper rims for BH shots too. Ultimately this didn't make it into my bag.

Profile: Thick width (but not too thick), moderate depth, moderate in terms of flat vs domey.

Flight:  No turn, just holds a straight line with a big fade at the end.  The plastic you buy will change your flight significantly.  I find the Lucid to be a meathook, I just don't have the arm needed to get any real distance out of it.  Now my biofuzion has been seasoned to the point that it is quickly becoming a staple in my bag.  VERY consistent, I get a good 30-50 feet more out of it compared to my Lucid one.  

Comparison: Longer Boss

Final Thoughts: I would recommend this for any higher intermediate to advanced player. You need to own this disc!

The enforcer is a disc that has been in my bag for a very long time. It's a disc that I have depended on longer than any other disc I've owned. I mainly throw the biofuzion for LONG shots that I want some turn and a strong fade at the end. My beat bio enforcer is the farthest flying disc I own and thrown on a slight anhyzer will carry right before fading out at the very end. My lucid enforcer fades quickly and fast and is used for long shots that I need to carry left. The enforcer is great for intermediate level and higher players that are looking for a destroyer type disc.

Not much for me to add here that hasn't been already said but I will chime in to say that this is one overstable disc. For you Innova fans, I would compare the flight of the ENFORCER to the Ape. It actually feels a little like an Ape in the hand, though the Enforcer might actually have a bit wider rim.

I tried this in the BioFuzion plastic, and this thing just crushes. You can blast it full power and not even see a hint of turn. The fade, while substantial, is not super harsh either. I put a few on hyzer and regretted it...it will hold a steep hyzer angle and spike like a champion. Great for blasting power forehands with. Superb into headwind. Terrible for low power throwers.

Great flick disc! Once they start beating in (which doesn't take long). You begin to pick up more turn and distance, but becomes less reliable in the wind.

Do you suffer from WINDY conditions? Do you have a natural anny release that causes you to struggle with discs wanting to turn out and burn out for you? Ok, well then this is the answer for you my friends...

Now, I quickly discovered that this disc in Lucid plastic, is an OS monster. But after much research, debate, and time asking a lot of questions. It was brought to my attention by the man, the myth, the legend, Mr. Johne McCray, that these Bio Enforcers, for me personally around 167~169g are gems. They absolutely slice through the wind as if it wasn't there. It's still very much OS, but this plastic, for this disc, is a UNICORN. I can get actualy flight and lines from it, it handles wind, and what's so very fun abut this disc, is that, it's soaring through the air, and then as it goes into LSF at the tail end of it's flight, it just gets back and starts pushing left with a passion. 

SO, if you're in a part of the country, where wind constantly comes into affect, a forehand dominant player, or if you want an OS high speed driver that is extremely consistent, then the Enforcer is a disc you sould very much give a chance. Give it the respect and love it deserves, and it'll do right by you.

5 STARS. Im sure there has been plenty of people who got their hands on an Enforcer and thought "Whoa, thats almost too beefy." Well heres the deal. BIOFUZION IS A MUST. Its almost a completely different disc. If you look at some top Latitiude sponsored guys, theres a good chance youll see a Bio Enforcer. They have a notable amount less stability. Not drastic, but not the meathook that the Lucid (or even Fuzion) provide. Its essentially a more stable Destroyer for those who are looking for that comparison. Bio will also break in quicker (than Lucid or Fuzion), leading to even less overstability over time for those who cycle a single mold. The Bio Enforcer is oh so consistent for me, gobbling up headwinds just fine. I release it with a little anhyzer, and it just goes and goes, with a very reliable hyzer out finish somewhere around 370-400 feet. This disc is a go to for pros like Chris Clemons and upcoming freakish talents like Michael Moulton. If you cant consistently hit 350+ then I say look elsewhere. Its a big arm disc, yet only 22 mm wing width. Its the best reliable distance driver I have ever thrown. Period.