If there's an old reliable in the bag, it's my prime burst Verdict.  Mine is board flat.  It is pretty beaten in and still carries a nice left hook for backhand.  It's got decent glide as well.  Haven't tried it in other plastics, but I also haven't needed to.  Mine will carry mostly straight with a dependable face.  

Took my friend disc golfing, he had never played before. He threw this disc in from about 100 feet on the 9th hole. It made for a great day and peaked his interest in the sport.

The Verdict is very good for flex lines with a predictable Fade.

The Verdict fills the overstable mid-range spot in my bag quite nicely. It is a Prime Burst Verdict, 176g.

This disc comes in especially handy during rounds on the heavily wooded, technical courses that I frequently play in Georgia. I throw RHBH, and as a beginner there are plenty of times my drives end up fading a bit too far to the left, and landing to the side of the fairway behind some trees. With the Verdict, I know I can rely on getting a good fade to the left in order to hook around some trees and land back in the fairway, or hopefully near the basket. I usually throw this at moderate speeds when I'm looking for that sure fade left, especially when facing a hazard or OB to the right. 

The Prime Burst plastic will most likely wear in somewhat over time and decrease the stability a bit, but it hasn't yet. 

5 stars for its incredible usefulness when needed.

I currently bag a 178g Prime Burst Verdict that I originally bought to be my overstable mid range and it did the job well. My only problem with it is that I threw it so often that it got beat in pretty quick. It is my go-to for a backhand throw that needs to flip over quick and move right(RHBH). I also enjoy throwing grenades with it too, as I've gotten a crazy birdie with it and hit chains off a drive. 

I picked up a Burst Prime Verdict from my local shop and threw it that day, instantly found a home in my bag. This thing when ripped hard will hold a straight line and fade out at the end. Very consistent and will be adding a Lucid one to my bag soon since it's more durable. This takes the place between my Lucid Justice and Opto Sparkle Compass. I was missing that mide range that would hold a long straight line with consistent fade, but this disc filled that void. 

Great distance with 70% power forehand.  I have it in Prime Burst, BioFuzion, Fuzion, and Lucid.  Slight hyzer release to straight and then a nice fade.  Longest throws turned a bit.  Very similar flight to RocX3 or Anchor, but the Verdict has better glide and a better feeling rim.  The rim is a lot like the Emac Truth, so that is a big selling point for me (Emac Truth is my straight backhand mid). 

I use it for similar throws to my Emac Truth, but forehand.  Long, tight tunnels are the typical holes I use the Verdict on.

In order of most overstable:  Prime Burst (new), Lucid, tie Fuzion/BioFuzion

The Lucid is the lightest at 168g.  The others are in the 173-180g range.

They were all pretty close in stability.  All landed in a 4' x 5' rectangle on test throws.  Hoping to beat in the Prime Burst to be a bit less stable.  I was hoping the BioFuzion would be less stable new, but it was one of the heaviest (180g) and is very similar to the others.

Threw a really nice low ceiling flick on hole 15 at Butter Valley Golf Port that got me a birdie with the Prime Burst.  The hole has a very tight and long tunnel that goes slightly up hill to 240' and then downhill to 289'.  The verdict went out 230' straight, had a slight turn thru the tunnel wall, and then straightened back out downhill.  Distance was around 270'.  That's about as far as I through my Emac Truth, so a perfect complement.