Disc: 169g Fuzion Sheriff

Feel: I don't know why Trilogy needs to do that to all of their rims. It seems that every DD driver is 1-2 speeds more than it needs to be. The Sheriff had a big o'l rim with a typical pop top.

Flight: The flight is what really got me hooked on this disc. For it felt like it flew like a beat in Destroyer. I could just send this thing and it wouldn't make huge passes from left to right, it would just flip up, push and finish forward. I really enjoyed this, however, this was the flight out of the box and it wasn't that much of a wind fighter.

Conclusion: I really did like it but there just never seems to be any in stock, so I traded it for another disc, now my go-to distance driver is something that is more readily available that gives a similar flight. *cough* Millennium *cough*

1 - No, Just No | 2 - Not For Me | 3-  Recommended | 4 - In My Bag

Finally got some more work in with it now. My backhand has improved a ton and now I love this thing. With good form, I have achieved a new longest throw of 380ft. With enough power, it will turn slightly after flipping up from a slight hyzer. If you throw it too hard while flat make sure to give it air so it won't burn out. if on too much of a hyzer it won't come out of it and will hold it the whole time. 

Not beginner-friendly as it's a max distance driver. Not good for forehands coming from someone who throws mostly forehands. haven't gotten enough backhands out of it yet but it seems to be more overstable than the numbers suggest. 

The Fuzion Sheriff is one of my favorite drivers I have ever owned. I am a huge fan of -1 and 3 discs because I don't do too well with super stable or neutral discs and this is the perfect combination of stability and over stability with its -1 turn and 2 fade. I feel like I can throw it how I would naturally do so.

Ok, so I resisted this disc for a long time. I admired others throwing it...but not enough to get one. So when I finally got a couple fuzions and took it out for a test drive..kabooom! Im predominately a flickster and this baby loves to be flicked! It has great speed and glide for days... and always comes back with a trusty fade at the end. The feel of the Fuzion is really great, and the rim is just under being too beefy. Headwinds or tailwinds I get the same great flight. Im just getting into higher speed disc and the Sheriff is leading the way for me.

I've been throwing my fusion sheriff for almost a month now and I'm pretty happy with the results I've gotten out of it. It tends to be a little more over stable then what was described to me but it fits my playing style very well. It's a good disc to throw on a slight anhizzer with about half your power and get a really nice flex line. I had to adjust to the sheriff from a wraith and it took a few rounds to get the feel for it but it's definitely turned out to be one of my favorites.

The Sheriff has followed me on my journey of disc golf altogether. It was the first distance driver I used as a beginner, and now as a 5 year player of the sport, it has stayed in my bag. 

When I had the slower arm, it was fly dead straight and have a nice soft fade at the end of the flight. Now, with a better understanding of form and arm speed, its my go to control driver with very consistent hyzer flips and anhyzers. It feels great out of the hand for both forehands and backhands. 

If you are a beginner, this disc will be a good option to open the world to high-speed drivers. Of course, you don't need a 13 speed as soon as you start, but when you feel you are ready for a disc like that the sheriff is your disc.

If you are an experienced player, the sheriff is a great stable-under stable control discs that will navigate trees and hold anhyzers very nicely. 

This disc holds a place in everyones bags, and will help everyone on their local courses.

Depending on what you use this for, I think it can be a great disc. For more advanced players, it might be a good roller, but for mortals like me, it can be a max distance headwind driver. For a stability reference, I started turning over a beat GL Flow and wanted to try discing up to the 13 speed Sheriff. The Sheriff just held a hyzer to the ground, no turn. I think the one I had was from the first batch of Fuzions, so the newer ones might be a little less stable, but that's just my speculation from what I've read about others' experience with the Sheriff. I could probably throw it into a headwind for good distance, but with how finicky it has the potential to be, I tend to lean toward something else. If something like a Raider is too much disc for you, definitely give the Sheriff a try.

So i was at a local disc shop trying to find a King or similar to replace one that I lost, and didn't have time to wait on a web order/see where the discs is before a tournament. I felt one of these guys and it had a tournament stamp and I was like this could be a Ki...Destroy... no then flipped it and saw it was a Sheriff. Never thrown one, but the feel was kind of like the old more stable Kings or the older AJ Destroyers, and this disc is almost directly between those two storied discs. 

I have been throwing it backhand up to 410 and it holds a line really well. Its not some turn, but not a lot and the fade is really minimal unless you get nose up. 

One of my main driving practices is on a soccer field and I put a lacross goal inside a soccer goal and then that essentially makes a "basket" like area and an "in the circle" type area. I hit the LAX basket several times from 375+ and could land in in the soccer net almost every time. I can throw a disc that is a little less stable further, but this is a really good do it all type backhand driver that is pretty good for anyone who can throw 350+

Don't know if it will be in the bag forever, but I'll be bagging it for at least one weekend and we will see where it goes from there!

My first ever throw with this disc (174 g Fuzion) went 528 feet and landed next to the basket on a 75% throw. It has a unique ability to flip to perfectly flat and just hold it FOREVER a very forward penetrating fade. Like a shryke with a tighter S curve? The disc feels great in the hand, better than my destroyers, and I'm a fan of this plastic as it feels like a grippier yet still firm Star. Despite flipping up to flat easily, I don't find it turning over easily, but I also have come to always use a slight hyzer release in case I put too much on it. Trying out the sparkle lucid version next to see if it's a touch more stable. Forehand was very controllable given the tendency to flip to flat.

The Sheriff is a long range distance driver from Dynamic Discs. The Sheriff has a very comfortable rim for a distance driver and the Fuzion plastic is comfortable and durable. I really liked the flight of this disc, it feels like a worn in Destroyer. It has some turn when really powered up, and a mild fade at the end of the flight. This makes for a very straight flying disc. I was also able to get some nice flip up shots, big flex shots, and even some decent anhyzers. Overall this is a great disc from Dynamic.

Summary: This disc bombs, but 168G (the weight I bought) is way too flippy, and thus turns mid flight like a beat-in Innova Tern.

Recently bought a Sheriff in fuzion plastic, 168G. I throw max weight discs for all other discs other than Destroyers, which I usually throw in the 169-170G range.  

Right out of the box this disc in the weight I purchased turns significantly mid flight, and as a result is much more understable than expected. Have a feeling that 175 fuzion Sheriff would have been the better purchase and more true to the flight pattern listed on Infinite Discs. Since the midflight turn is so significant, this disc in this weight only serves as a bomb anhyzer disc for a couple holes on my home course.

Giving this disc 4 stars because I made the mistake of ordering the wrong weight and feel that a max weight fuzion Sheriff would fly much better with my arm strength. However, I'd throw a champion Tern or star Shryke over this disc any day of the week.

This is definitely my favorite distance driver so far. I have been playing 6 months now and this goes 300+ for me on those big, open fairways. I carry one in Fuzion, Biofuzion, and Lucid. The Biofuzion is a bit more understable than the other two. The Fuzion is great for me. I can throw it on a slight anhyzer and it always flexes out to an almost dead straight finish. The Biofuzion will now hold a nice turnover since I've been throwing it a bit more. Love this driver!

175 G Fuzion Sheriff

This disc feels like it has a one-billion glide rating. The three max distance discs I use the most often are the Destroyer, the DDx, and the Defender. This disc will easily fly past them. I would say it is the most understable of those discs and has the most glide as well. Maybe more comparable to a Tern. For me, it is the slightest bit too flippy. Amazing for high elevation players or a nice tailwind, this disc is a definite bomber. 

The Sheriff to me compares pretty well to a Shryke depending on the plastic. I have one in Fuzion, and it is my absolute favorite disc for a flex anhyzer, or a long roller. It is more consistent with those shot types than my Shryke is, but I don't throw it in a big headwind ever. I go back and forth between a Shryke and a Sheriff, but I feel like my Sheriff holds up a little bit better in wind, and is a little less finicky during a turnover. We'll see over time which I like better, but I'll be playing with different molds of this disc to see what comes out on top for me. I like the feel of the rim, and it doesn't feel uncomfortable whatsoever.

Fuzion 168g. This disc bombs. It's a nice straight flyer that you can manipulate nicely to go where you want on the flight path you want as long as you're throwing it with power. This is my go to max distance driver as long as there isn't a strong headwind. DD hit a home run and this disc is solidly in my bag.

Got a 170g Fuzion Sheriff (white). Usually I throw 325 ft max with no wind.  My first throw with this disc went 375 ft. I have gotten my 171g Star Shryke out to 350 ft on this hole if the wind is right to left.  Today the wind was right to left 10 MPH, just perfect.

Compared to my Shryke, the Sheriff turned over about the same slight amount, but it held straight longer and did not fade left as hard as the Shryke.  I'm keeping the Shrykes in my bag, but the Sheriff looks like my new go-to disc for distance with control. 

I throw RHBH. Looks like the flight numbers (13, 5, -1, 2) are accurate. My Sheriff has a nice dome on it similar to my Shrykes.

I recently picked up this disc. I needed something a little more stable than my westside destinies due to the fact that they were burning out right unless it was on a good hyzer. This was the answer! The fusion plastic feels great. The rim is comfortable. If you have a meduim speed arm this is a great disc. 

The Sheriff is by far the best distance driver that I have thrown. It is very versatile and can be thrown on any line. It is also the farthest flying disc in my bag and just keeps going. If you have not thrown one yet, I would highly recommend it. I would say it falls in between a Defender and a trespass on stability.

I dont have the strongest arm but can throw 350 to 400 on occasion with a good rip.  My buddies all had the Sheriff and were hyping it up, I was skeptical, but After I won a tournament round and got a free disc from DD, I went to the flymart and picked up a max weight fuzion.  The next day we went back to the same course I had practiced before Kereiakes Park.  I had thrown a destroyer and a wraith (both skipped way left) on it before 360 ft hole slight donwhill, With the sheriff I parked it with little effort.  awesome disc immediately added to the bag its like a laser.  It does struggle a little in a strong headwind, but bombs with a tailwind for me.  Replaced the sorcerer, boatman and sword with one disc the sheriff.  Those discs were my straight throwers but usually wouldnt trust them to go over 350 the sheriff does!