I picked up my first justice about a month ago and have been experimenting with it for a while now. I simply cannot turn this disc over. I can throw strong annie shots and it will always hyzer out. It is simply incredible. So, so overstable. 

I bought this disc to compare it with my Innova Champion Caiman and it is way more stable! It takes the prize in that constest easily.

I was out ripping it into straight headwinds for a while last week and I couldn't get it to flip even in wind. I actually really liked its flight patterns in wind as well. Its consistency was enough to help it find a way into my bag. While I rarely use it, the Justice is a disc I can always rely on to get its specified job done efficiently ever time. It always gets used as a utility wind disc as I trust its fade.

I bought a Lucid Justice and immediately liked the feel of the plastic. I really enjoy Dynamic Disc's Lucid plastic in most of their discs. 

I don't really recommend this disc to anyone who hasn't played for a while. I didn;t really even know what to do with it when I first picked it up. Definately not a disc for beginners. Despite that, I think it can be super helpful in an advanced player's bag. 

"Strong winds will make the most experienced player look like a novice. They have forced us back into the laboratory to solve the midrange question. Our tests have led us here. The Justice is served."

Yep. Have you ever picked up your four year old cousin who didn't want to go anywhere and they did that dead-noodle arm thing? If the glide of the Justice was a human physiological reaction, that'd be it. This thing just plummets out of the sky, reaching a negative one on the scale of "I believe I can fly" to "I can't be bothered." I actually found this thing in the middle of a shallow river. There wasn't a number on it and I see myself as the rightful owner, someone who isn't pea brained enough to try and throw this thing across any body of water. I'm plenty stupid enough already, thank you, but I have a bit more common sense then that. I have adjusted the flight ratings because I am convince this disc can't be turned over. If it stayed in the air longer, it would have a 5/?/2/7 rating from me. When I say all this, I'm worried that someone is bound to say that it seems as though I hate this disc. On the contrary, I love it. Love it to bits. It replaced my Innova Viper without a second thought, and I have to credit the staff at Dynamic/Latitude/Westside whatever for having the gumption to include/manufacture this. You don't know how bad you need a utility disc like this until that shot arises, and you'll thank yourself for including it in your load out. 

PROS: The new yardstick for escape/specialty/utility discs.

CONS: When combined with a delicious India Pale Ale (Be responsible) you might think you can throw this over water and be ok. You won't.

Got the Justice in moonshine in my mystery box and it switched out my Gator. I do love Gators but it was very beat in and I could get that thing on a flex line, which it fell into my Pig slot. But the Justice has a nice fit in the hand and I can really grip it. New players will find this disc handy in many situations, it will go on any line and finish with a nice hard fade. 

So predictable that i find myself wanting to use it even for wide open up shots.  Very comfortable shallow rim for forehand flicks as well.

I have come to lean on the Justice a lot for FH shots in between 230-330 ft. It can go farther, but if I throw it that hard it will start to turn a touch. The one that I am bagging now is a Moonshine and it feels and flies amazing. Just a perfect straight to fade disc with the absolute best short skippy finish to get you under the basket. I wont go 5 stars since if you are a softer thrower it would likely be useless, but overall most players could do really well with one. I found several birdies with mine during recent tournaments. 

A perfect disc for the wind. I throw about 350ft-400ft and I can't push this past 200ft on a flat release. I use it as a longer harp for open upshots. It also skips as hard as some drivers, not very characteristic of a midrange.

Most predictable disc in my bag. I almost gave up on backhand approach shots because of the consistency and trust I have in my Justice. This thing will never turn over and can actually get you some sneaky distance if thrown with a little ani.

The justice is a great utility disc. I mostly use it for forehand approach shots. I was never comfortable throwing forehand shots with a midrange until I got a justice. I didn’t think I would like it at first because of the bead but I found it to be very comfortable and it is so over stable, I am confident when I put a little power in to it with a forehand. I highly recommend a justice if you are wanting to improve your forehand approach shot.

This disc is beef. Oh I need more words than that? It is a disc that if you ground it up, you could make a delicious hamburger. Great for flicking upshots, short drives, getting out of trouble or laughing hysterically at a headwinds face while taking it's lollipop.

Have you ever walked up to a tee and thought "wow, I realllly need something that will fade hard and fast." This disc does exactly that. It is a perfect utility disc that will do nothing but fade to the respective side you throw, and quickly. The furthest the I have been able to put this disc is 250' to put it into perspective for how overstable it is. It is Very Ovsertable and it does have a decent sized bead so it does skip very well. I use it for big dump shots or skip shots as short off-the-tee holes or layups to the basket.

I have been wanting to try the justice for a while. Overall, I'm pretty disappointed. It does what it is advertised to do, it finds the ground fast. This disc is made for someone with a lot of power, I unfortunately do not have that. The justice literally gets vertical in the air when I throw it backhand. It's as if gravity works harder on the justice than any other disc. It doesn't really fly, you just huk this plastic out there and it falls fast to the ground. I don't play in a lot of wind which is where I think this disc would be most useful. Buyer beware. It has the glide of a brick. If a disc could be rated 0 glide, it would be the justice. 

Got a moonshine justice as soon as they were released. I am a forehand dominant player so this disc was exactly what I was looking for. I have 2 justices in my bag. A lucid and then the moonshine. I use the lucid justice as a driving/long approach midrange and I can always count on it fighting back and finishing straight. The moonshine is more stable and is the perfect disc for short forehand approaches that require a strong reliable fade.