The slammer is like the younger brother to the justice. Its not as stable but it is a utility disc in my bag much like the justice. It is great for approaches and short drives off holes that call for a left hook. I can put some power on it and it won't flip, so it is very reliable. I don't ever putt with it unless the wind forces me to. Great utility disc, I find myself using it often, and I would recommend it to anyone. 

The Slammer is a nice overstable approach putter. I would stir away from putting with it (unless big headwind) for it is quite overstable. But it is nice and accurate for upshots. I use it primarily as my forehand approaches, but it is not too shabby backhand approaches or short drives off the tee. Its low glide, nice fade, and resistance to turn make it one of my most accurate disc.

This disc does exactly what I bought it for; short, dependable approach shots. It has  a consistent flight path, always fading just as the +3 should. Only difference from the flight numbers was that it felt like it was harder to get the distance compared to other Speed 3's. I felt this was due to slightly less glide than indicated.

Thumbtrack is wide and feels much better than i thought. This disc is comfortable to throw and has quick landings with no roll or flair. Recommended.

(Had to list this under Lucid because Fuzion Burst isn't selectable) I got a SE Fuzion Burst Slammer from a friend for helping him move, and it's been such a good disc for me. When I got it, I expected it to be SUPER OS, sort of like a shorter Justice. The Slammer isn't that disc though.It definitely has a more mild fade. So, at first, I was somewhat disappointed by it. But,as I've learned the flight of it, the Slammer is becoming a definite mainstay in my bag. It's not as OS as a Justice, or even a new Harp probably, but you can really rip on it without worrying about it turning over on you, and for a short dogleg, you can touch forehand it or backhand it and get that fade you need. I use the Slammer a lot for touch approach forehands, (I even got lucky with a ~100 ft throw in forehand with it one time.) and short backhand drives that need a hard finish. I LOVE the thumbtrack, though that's a matter of preference. If you need a short OS approach disc, and you like thumbtracks, the Slammer should fit right in with you. I haven't really tried it as a putting putter, by the way. Just putting that out there.

I really only use the lucid slammer for touch forehands. From anywhere 40ft to around 150ft I can get this disc to go right where I want it to. If you're looking for a great forehand approach disc, I would give this a try.

Pretty much everything you would expect from an overstable putter. Good for approach shots. It won't turn over. The only issue I had with it was the rim depth it is really deep. My hands aren't big enough to throw it comfortably. I gave it to a buddy and he loves it. I went back to a DGA breaker for an approach disc. 

I have this in a Fluid plastic, which I love.  Trusty in any wind, good distance for me, but when it hits, it sticks, which means I can trust it on almost any green. I don't notice the thumbtrak too much anymore, I would say its less pronounced than on an Innova Birdie or Discraft Banger GT for sure!

The slammer is a disc that had a lot of promise but I feel fell flat in the end. The reason that it fell flat is simply because of how bad the rim on the disc is. I wanted the slammer as an overstable driving putter and for the occasional putt where I needed something to drop because of no glide on it. While it is great as a brick, the rim feels like a brick in the hand and has no consistency upon release. I finally had to pull the slammer out of the bag after fighting it for a few months. I know I loved the flight of the disc and it did a lot of what I wanted, but only what felt like 3/10 times. Maybe those with a more consistent release would like it, but I feel like there is a good reason it is not seen in the bag of many top players simply based on that feel

The Slammer is the OS putter slot for Dynamic to fill the role of a Harp, Rhyno, or A2. Much like the Rhyno or Pig, it has the thumbtrac on the top. 

I mean, there's not much to say about this slot. It's an overstable putter. If you want something that's going to dump at the end, you'll get it here. It's turn resistant on drives, wind resistant in the air, and doesn't want to stay up long. 

For the OS putters, you're not gonna get something sexy. You're going to get something that just gets the jump done. The Slammer will get the job done for an approach disc or an off the tee putter that isn't gonna over shoot.