The Verdict is a unique disc that offers reliability and good distance/glide. It is a more overstable midrange but can get down the fairway close to as far as something like a Teebird. It can vary a bit with the plastics, BioFuzion being on the straighter side. It feels great in the hand with a smooth microbead and pretty flat top, but it definitely is slimmer than most mids.

I throw the Verdict in Moonshine and BioFuzion. I found a Moonshine on a local course that didn't have any info (please always call/text the number on the discs you find). I loved it and found a maroon BioFuzion on Infinite Discs so I purchased it. These two fly very different in my experience. The Moonshine plastic flies like the numbers would suggest but the BioFuzion flies less stable. I would rate the BioFuzion closer to a 5-4-0-2. The BioFuzion flies closer to my Z-Line Buzzz with just a tad more fade. This disc has a great feel and is a staple in my bag. Highly recommend.

I have two Verdicts doing different Verdict things, a beat in Fuzion and a newer Moonshine.  They're both fairly heavy (178 and 176) and they are reliable in almost all conditions.  The beat Fuzion Verdict is straight on a medium pull to about 250 feet and then starts a left finish (RHBH).  The Moonshine starts the hyzer earlier and is a great choice for headwinds and shots where I want to finish left of my line.  I love the feel of these, the straighter Verdict is almost as long as my fairway drivers and don't skip as much.  Great for 275 foot placement shots.  My most consistent flat forehand disk as well, it's great backhand and forehand, my go to mid.

I had heard a lot of great things about the Verdict. I got one at a tournament this weekend and played my first round with it, utilizing it a couple of times and also had the chance to just throw it a bit to try it out. I was hoping it would be a bit more stable than my Buzzz OS and less stable than my Justice. It's actually just a bit straighter and less stable than my Buzzz OS, but more stable and less glidey than my Buzzz. So, it does fill a gap in my line-up, but just not where I had hoped. 

Now that I know what this disc does, I most definitely see what I can utilize it on the course. It will fly pretty true even when putting power behind it, but doesn't glide forever and always with a trusty left fade at the finish. I can definitely see this becoming a staple in my bag. 

This review is for the Fuzion plastic. I could not select it from the review drop down for some reason.

I purchased this disc to replace a Star Roc 3 because I just cannot throw a Roc 3 with a flick. The Verdict is great out of the box and I can throw it well forehand or backhand, so mission accomplished there. The disc feels great in the hand and will hold up to a little wind. I question the 3.5 fade on the disc because it does not hook up as hard as I expect it to. I think the number is closer to 3 on that. But it holds lines well, can be used for a flex shot, and is generally trusty. I think it is a great disc for a one disc round as well. 

Let me start by saying that my Verdict is in BioFuzion.  I hate biofuzion for this disc.  If I had this disc in Lucid, I would probably love it.  The BioFuzion is just not stable enough for me.  The disc has a good hand feel, but it is just not stable enough in my opinion.  I reccomend a lucid or fuzion verdict for people who want an overstable midrange that works for forehands.  

For a while the verdict stood alone in the stable midrange category.  Others are now out there like the MD4 of discmania, but in my opinion the verdict is still the best.  Crank it hard and watch it fly straight with a soft fade.  Or play it nice and easy for a bigger hyzer midrange.  Awesome disc, one of my favorite midranges ever

The Verdict is an extremely fun disc to throw. I was in search of a midrange that I could throw dead straight forehand. This disc does exactly that! On about 60-70% power, the Verdict will pop up to flat and fly straight for about 80% of its flight before slightly fading out. This makes it great for 200-300 foot wooded shots where you want the disc to go dead straight. 

I've thrown the Verdict in Bio and Lucid. I love them both but Lucid is a bit more stable.

Speed: 5

Glide: 5

Turn: -0.5

Fade: 3

It is a controllable and stable midrange. It can take a lot of snap and fly straight. It's got a lot of good for a stable to overstable mid. I like it for hyzer shots and on holes where I usually throw an Emac Truth but the wind is blowing. If you like the Truth family than I highly recommend grabbing a verdict for added HSS and low speed fade. It feels very similar as a Truth.

This disc has dramatically improved my game. I used to struggle with 200-250 foot approach shots in open fields because many of my mids would turn over at that range and many of my fairway drivers were a little too fast to hit the mark just right. 

Then I bougth this thing. It is a wonderful disc. Feels really nice in my hand, always comes out easy. It'll go very far at 100% power, easily 300+ feet, and at max power it is possible to even turn it a bit, but when thrown with about 80% power, this is the most reliable flight path in my bag. I can throw it about 30 degrees right of where I want, perfectly flat, it'll go up, and fade out hard right next to the basket every time. Great for windy upshots, or just precision hyzer shots. Always comes back.