Disc - 177 Lucid Evidence

Feel - One of the best things about trilogy mids is that they all feel very similar and feel great. It has a tiny bead and a small dome.

Flight - I really wish dynamic had not discontinued this disc. It has a great slow flip understable flight that I don't feel another dynamic mid has. The latitude 64 fuse is probably the closest replacement I have thrown but they have a fairly different feel. 

Overall - The evidence was a great disc but since they are not produced anymore I would not recommend spending the extra money to get this when there are so many good options on the market.

This mid is super straight, and has great glide.. whatever line you throw this on it stays. .  Its great for tight straight tunnels or to really hold an ahyzer or hyzer ... Great for a newbie or experienced thrower...

I have this disc in lava plastic and I love it. If you can get your hands on the lava plastic, do it! It is very gummy (which I tend to like on mid range discs) and it's more stable than the rest of the line. This disc has a beautiful  S curve, with a fade that doesn't dump at all, just a gentle, flat move to the left to land straight ahead. 

I may give the lucid a try, but I've thrown it in a beat in prime and it was not really usable for me. It was nothing like the lave flight path. 

I really hope Dynamic make some more of these and some other molds in lava. 

As a forehand dominant player, this disc filled a crucial spot in my bag: the turnover shot. This tends to be one of the harder shots to throw in a FH game, as a lot of US discs will simply turn and burn into the ground; not so with the Evidence. 

When thrown hard and flat, this disc will fly out 100 feet before reliably flipping and headed towards your target. To me, it was intuitive, so I mastered this disc for that shot very quickly. On a tail wind, it'll stand up straight and glide forever. This disc also functions as a great long range putter for those just out of your putting distance shots. 

Because of its manageable understability and similar feel, it makes a great compliment to an Emac Truth. Phenomenal combo from DD!

Very very very straight midrange. I would say it doesn't have as much turn and more fade than the numbers indicate. If you can find one in Lava plastic, it will be a little more stable and go dead straight with power and a very minimal fade at the end, just enough to trust. I definitely think it is an underrated midrange in the Trilogy lineup and would be a great first midrange for a beginner.

This thing glides for ever,  with a slight under stable finish. However it holds the line one of my furthest throwing mids. I've ever had, I highly recommend this disc to anyone, just now that if your throwing an up shot, this thing glides for ever you ll have to power down your throw.

When I go this disc I was told it was a Verdict hybrid which is a little bit of an exaggeration. It does fly farther than the verdict but is not quite as stable as the verdict. It does have a spot in my bag for the straight shots that a regular mid can't get to. The profile reminds me of an EMac Truth which explains it's lower stability. The one that I picked up is a little domey which I don't usually like on a mid but since it is a little faster I don't mid it. Overall I think this disc is a little underrated because it has such a good flight. I would definitely suggest grabbing one of these up above.

This quickly became a go-to disc for me, and I reach for it more than probably any disc in my bag (outside of my putters). I have two in Prime Plastic, and one in Lucid. I often throw the Evidence off the tee on shorter holes, and find it super-reliable for tunnel shots that are under 300 feet. Someone with more power than I have (which is most disc golfers) can probably lace this on tight fairways up to 350 feet.

Exceptional glide on this mold, especially in the Lucid plastic. I also use it regularly for forehand upshots, and it holds the line you put it on like a champ. I cannot recommend the Evidence highly enough. For those of us with mortal, Everyman arms, it is really true to the flight numbers. Release it level and clean, and you can count on it to hold a predictable, consistent flight pattern.

172g Lucid, Deep Purple

What an interesting disc. That sounds bad, but it's not. It's just that there aren't really many discs like this. Pretty flat, OMG glide, small turn, smaller fade. Truly a unique combination. Flip this disc to flat, or into a tailwind and you're gonna wonder when this thing is gonna sit down. DD REALLY knows how to make a glidey disc, and this by no means is any exception. A little hard to control that distance when you need to, but if you are maxing it out, or not throwing directly to the basket yet, just let it unleash. Great for slow right turning shots (RHBH) that'll never get dangerously flipped, and will usually finish pretty flat (do to that 0.3 fade). Headwind will flip it a little, so be weary of that. Tailwind is this disc's BFF. I don't use this much for touchy approach just because of that glide, but if you need to eat up a long, straight tunnel; my goodness this disc is hungry. And once you learn the angles with this disc (since it won't do anything in the way of fighting out of them, other than a hyzer-flip), it becomes very versatile. This is one of those discs you just have to try to see if you have a spot for it in your bag, because as I've stated, it's a fairly unique set of flight numbers.

This disc is criminally underrated. It is a dead straight laser thrown forehand. The shallow rim and smooth plastic will keep your release consistent. Do yourself a favor and pick this up. If you struggle with a forehand learn to throw properly on this amazing disc.

The Evidence is an interesting disc. I was able to try this disc alongside various other midranges including the Shark3, Champion Roc3, Claymore, and Gremlin. To me, it seemed to fall somewhere between the Roc3 and Claymore. I had a lighter weight claymore, so I think the Evidence and Claymore are probably very similar flight patterns at the end of the day. 

What I liked about the Evidence is that it has a lot of Glide. It sort of reminds me of my Mako3's that I have in my bag, but doesn't quite hold a candle to it. Don't let that shy you away from trying an Evidence, because I will never find a disc as amazing as my Mako3's! I just love them so much. Anyways, back to what I was saying. It has a superior amount of glide considering it is a low profile disc. I have been digging the lower profile discs for a while now with my dainty small hands, haha. One thing I have noticed about these low profile discs is that they tend to have a low level of glide. Don't get me wrong, the lack of glide is what I love about my XT Colt, but it just seems to be a tendency for the low profile to cut into the glide potential of a disc. This is not the case with the Evidence. It has a great amount of glide, and will hold a line pretty well.

I would suggest the Evidence as a shot shaping disc from anything from a very slight hyzer to a big anhyzer shot. The only midrange style shot that I don't think is really easily achieved with the Evidence is a hard hyzer. When I put this disc on a big hyzer angle, I could still get a hyzer line out of it but nothing huge that would be required to get around a tree or something. The reason is becuase the understable tendencies of the disc cause it to pop up and fly straight a little bit before ultimately fading. This disc is a great compliment to something overstable, such as a new Roc3 or something naturally overstable like a Gremlin.

I don't like this disc in windy situations. even when I tried it out in a tailwind, I felt the need to add even more height to the shot because it would get pushed down relatively quickly. Despite that fact, it still flew great in a tailwind and held the line, I just think there are better tailwind midranges out there. 

If you haven't tried the Evidence, you're missing out. It is a must try for all midrange and DD lovers alike.

I currently bag quite a few DD mid-ranges: Justice, Suspect, Verdict, Truth, and EMac Truth. The Evidence fits really well into their line of mid-ranges, but with my regular truth it makes the Evidence slightly redundant to bag. I also carry a Tursas for my understable mid, so finding a spot for the Evidence is tricky despite how much I love it. 

I would say the Evidence performs like an understable Lucid Truth with a slightly different feel in the hand, but pretty close! The Evidence is great for just about any line: hyzer-flips, turnovers, medium powered strait shots etc. At 60-70% and below it just goes dead strait, which makes it great for touch upshots, tunnels, or any other shot where accuracy is a must. 

Overall this is a fantastic disc and I will probably work it into my bag at some point. I think removing the regular Lucid Truth, replacing it with an EMac permanently, then adding the Evidence would make a great line-up. 

I really like this mid-range--it fills a very particular spot in my bag. First off, I don't like driving with this mid. That may be a personal preference, but I just haven't had a lot of luck with it off the tee. However, what I do like about this disc is that I can depend on it to make a tight s-curve flight, which is great for wooded courses. This is my go to "thread the needle" disc when weaving between trees.

This disc is truly amazing! The grip of it is similar to that of the Buzzz's, but it is better. To me the disc feels like it belongs in my hand, it is as if it becomes one with my hand. The plastic is very durable. After various run ins with trees and cement/pavement the discs integrity holds very true to its original stage. 

The stability of this disc is pretty neutral. As such this disc will hold almost any line it is put onto. It will fly straight, it will also hold a hyzer line, and an anhyzer line. The anhyzer line is a little bit trickier to get it to hold it all the way through some times because it can easily fade out of it. 

The distance of this disc is good. I've never really measured how far I've thrown. With this said I've always have been able to get the discs to where I want it to be. 

Overall this disc is an amazing midrange. It is very dependable, holds almost any lines that you want to put it onto. 

Great understable mid.  I get a mini S curve out of this one, which is great in the wooded course I play on the most.  I do get a very slight but consistent fade at the end each time. Have to be quite careful with the release angle if you put even a hint of anhyzer on this it's not going to have any fade and could easily cut into the ground.  Most new players will find this to be a pretty straight mid.

The Evidence is fantastic for turnovers and tunnel shots. After throwing it in the Trilogy Challenge, I purchased a gorgeous light blue fleck Evidence with a gold star stamp from right here on infinitediscs.com (cheesy grin and thumbs up.) The Lucid is a touch more stable than the Fuzion from the TC, but the Lucid remains understable and hasn't beaten in to where the Fuzion is on the understability spectrum. 

I rotate the Evidence along with a Claymore and Core to preserve them as long as possible. One of them fills the turnover slot in my bag, while the other two get a much needed rest from the rigors of wooded courses. The Evidence is the most understable of the bunch. The Claymore is in the middle being slightly understable, and the Core straddles the line between neutral and barely understable. These are all in max weights, of course, because that's how I like my mids and putters.

The Evidence is one of my favorite molds to throw, because it's so comfortable in the hand and it doesn't need max power to keep it from fading at the end of turnovers or get good distance on straight shots.

If you struggle with keeping discs turned over, I highly recommend the Evidence. Once you find the proper release angle, you'll be able to nail those turnover shots and shave strokes off your score.

Love this disc. Throw it with a slight hyzer and it flattens out and flies straight as an arrow. Great feel to the rim. This is my longest distance mid range, beating out my buzzz and my truth.

I liked the Evidence quite a bit at the Trilogy Challenge. 

However, in a bag that features the Tursas and the Claymore, there was no spot for it. I have enough beat-in mids that slowly turn, which is what the Evidence does when I throw it. For shallow mids I prefer the Core, which has a truly straight flight.

This was a great disc for the TC though: very beginner friendly, and pretty long for a mid.

Lucid 175g. An decent disc, but not really one I use too often. I'd call it a straighter, flippy buzz with a bit more glide.  This disc can be thrown dead straight, with a tiny fade right at the end, or made to turn. However, with how much I like my warship and tursas, I have trouble justifying a spot in my bag for this disc. Also, it seemed to become more inconsistent for me as I broke it in. Unfortunately, the ultimate decision to bag it was taken out of my hands when I accidently left it on the ground at the course during practice throws. That being said, I won't be getting another one to replace it.

This disc is pure money. Only been playing since Jan, but im up to speed on flightpaths and this disc is magical. i havnt really needed to hyzer flip it yet as i have other mids for that but if a i want a straight or deep anhyzer or a slow anhyzer this disc does it. It's like the Truth's little brother and i found my disc at play it again sports in the used bin, $8.00 gem is what i found.