This is one beefy disc and I love it. No matter what it will fade. A must have for windy days. 

Great forehand and overhand disc! It flys surprisingly similar to my Discraft Z Line Zone (4-3-0-3) with slightly less glide and slightly more fade (more skippy as well). Absolutely fantastic for forehand upshots, or for shots where you need a hard finish and skip (with less glide)! 

The Justice is a must-have for any Trilogy bag!

To call the Justice by Dynamic Discs a midrange is deceiving. This is an approach disc, and it is amazing at its job. I have tried out zones and they are great discs just not what I am looking for. The justice fills the spot of a zone but is faster, less glidey, and much more stable. I own this disc in lucid plastic and it is flat as a board and feels great. This disc is shallow and is very comfortable forehand and backhand. I use this as a utility and approach disc. Great for windy days, flex shots, and distance control. If you need an approach disc that stretches the distance a zone can reach, the justice is a solid option.

This disc flies exactly how it the flight numbers say and is predictable every single time. It wants to cut hard and get to the ground, and with a 1 glide is very hard to "overthrow." In my opinion, the lucid Justice is much more forehand-friendly than other midrange discs due to a slightly more shallow rim. It is my go-to disc 250ft and in both backhand and forehand. It's not necessarily beginner friendly due to how overstable it is but that's not a negative, just an observation and something to consider. 

I have this disc in metallic lucid plastic and it is money. I have thrown it since the time I was a beginner and it is still my favorite for the overstable, not glidy midrange slot. For approaches, this disc makes the spike hyzer angle seem like the best option in all situations. The rim is comfortable for both forehand and backhand. Overall, I can't recommend this disc enough. Everyone should try it at some point. 

There are few things out there as dependable as a Lucid Justice. The justice is a smaller feeling midrange with a super flat profile to it featuring a substantial bead on the bottom. The grip on this disc is surprisingly comfortable for forehand and back hand a like which is rare in a beaded midrange. My Justice when i had it was 175g and board flat in Lucid Plastic with the metal flakes in it.

This disc is a fantastically useful. There is never any chance of you accidentally turning it over and it almost always lands with a big flared skip. Knowing that you can take this disc into a number of situations and find it very easy to execute with. I found myself using the justice mostly on forehand lines for approach shots but have thrown it a few times off the tee both backhand and forehand with pretty consistent results. This disc is really only made to hyzer and that's good to have most of the time. I actually found myself comfortable putting with it in the wind as well which was a surprising bonus.

The Justice is exactly what you are looking for when it comes to head winds and cross winds. Tailwind wise its lack of glide can be useful as well but the wind performance is the real selling factor here.

The Justice is a utility disc and i believe it is useful at any skill level, i would keep it out of the hands of really new beginners as it will be a bit tough to figure out but once you become familiar with the shots this disc can be indispensable to any one.

Overall i really enjoyed my time with the Lucid Justice, there is something about having a disc that is just so reliably overstable that you can go back to it very frequently to get the same results every time. Once i lose or retire my zone's i will probably come back to this disc and bag it again.