Disc - 171 Lucid Enforcer

Feel - The enforcer is one of the most comfortable distance drivers that I have ever felt. I love the feel of this disc as it is not too wide of a rim and not too deep either. It feels very similar to the dynamic discs trespass if you are familiar with that.

Flight - The enforcer is a very overstable disc. When I first got this disc it was my most overstable disc in my bag and fought headwinds very well and still got good distance. As I have beaten this disc in it is one of my favorite controllable distance drivers. I can throw it on a bit of hyzer and it will flip up a tiny bit and glide for a long way and then have a nice fade. It is definitely my favorite driver in my bag because I can still throw it very far and have better accuracy than throwing a raider or destroyer.

Overall - You definitely need some arm speed for this disc to be useful to you but I could see this disc being a great disc to cycle through your bag as a long distance bomber and an overstable driver

The Dynamic Disc Enforcer is as fast and over-stable as they come. A wide rim distance driver that can handle the power and speed of the top ranked throwers. 

Lucid molds are unwavering from their original intent. Distance is only achievable in this plastic with heavy torque and an almost an-hyzered angle of release. Headwind has no chance against this disc. Used for low skip shots and heavy fade fairway approach, this mold definitely has its place in the bag.

Fuzion Enforcers have the ability to be a great distance driver but not without the wear and tear of beating this disc in after multiple rounds. Once this disc reaches a settling point, a very fast flight path begins to carve out a long carry and consistent over-stable finish.

I used a Fuzion mold for the time being when my arm speed and torque was at the top of my game. I found myself coming off of them due to the power needed for every shot. 

The Fluid enforcer is a bit different than the other enforcers i have thrown. I currently bag this disc in both fluid and biofuzion, and both fit their own separate uses. The fluid one works for either a lot of headwind or a flex shot where I don't want a skip, and the biofuzion one has a good amount more glide, and will go straight for a good long time before fading with more of a forward penetrating fade. The fluid one on the other hand will fight left for the majority of the flight as a RHBH thrower.

The fluid enforcer is a different beast from all of the other versions. This thing is the most over stable disc I have ever thrown. It is great for that hard hooking shot, or where you need to throw something on an anhyzer line and have it fight out instantly. I throw it exclusively for forehand shots.

The Enforcer is a great disc for those windy days, or long shots that you need to finish with a hard fade. I have a sparkle Fluid Enforcer that has really made me happy as far as being able to throw it as hard as I want to and not having to worry about turning it over or ending up in a spot that I don't want to be in. 

They hold a line for a fairly long time due to the good glide, but when the fade kicks in it goes in hard, which makes this a great disc for flex shots and head winds. 

The grip is very comfortable especially for a wide rimmed driver and the dome is small and manageable. 

Wouldn't say that a beginner should throw these guys, but any player with good power could use one for that Ape/Nuke OS type slot in their bag.