The Justice is an interesting disc- great utility disc, feels good in the hand, super flat top, beaded rim. To me it's like a faster, more overstable, slightly larger diameter Suspect (or Harp) as it has a similar profile. I got it in Prime plastic hoping that it will break in some to have a little more glide.

I use it mostly for hard hooking approach shots, both sidearm and backhand. I also use it for some shots into headwind but I also carry a Verdict which gets more distance so it just depends on how far I need to throw. I like the feel of the Prime plastic especially when using fan grip it has a nice tacky feel. I have used this for a few drives off the tee but it is such a meathook that I wouldn't recommend it unless you have some pretty serious power.

One nice thing about the super hard fade is that I can throw it to the right of the basket nice and flat with good power and I know that it will dump out left and stay close to the basket- there is no chance that this will glide too far!

Overall, a great utility disc but this would never be the only midrange disc in my bag.

This has been a go to mid range disc for me. I like using it so I can come at the basket on the fade and use it to go around trees. I carry two of these discs. I have one prime and one fuzion. The prime disc does get dinged up but it is still working good. The fuzion has been a great plastic but I do not see any more of the justice in the fuzion plastic for sale. The fuzion plastic has been holding up really well.

I recently picked up two Prime Justices because they sounded awesome. I was picturing a slightly less stable (not much) than the Lucid plastic, with a little less movement at the end in the way of skips and other Justice-like craziness - my inclination was correct! This disc is beyond awesome!

I have bagged the Lucid Justice since I first threw it; so I did already love the mold. I have always loved the feel and flight of Prime plastic discs, so this seemed like a dream come true. 

The flight is very similar to my Lucid disc (although I do have a glow/Lucid special tournament release that tend to run a little less stable than regular Lucid). As I mentioned before, the end of the flight and how the disc settles is a little "stickier". The Prime model doesn't skip quite as much, unless you are coming in super hot on dry short grass/dirt/pavement etc. When the disc spikes down, it does settle a little more quickly. 

I imagine as these discs break in they will become awesome wind discs, while still maintaining some of that beautiful Justice utility. I can't wait to see if they release it in Classic Supersoft; imagine a Justice that settles instantly! My life would be complete.