I bought one of these in Lucid before they went OOP, and before they came back in production in Prime plastic. Let me tell you, the Warrant is a VERY fun disc. Mine has been somewhat beat in over the course of a few years, but it's a really good midrange for turnover backhands, woods golf, and (my favorite use of them all), get-out-of-jail-free lean-out forehands.

Pinched on the inside corner of a fairway or the side of a straight fairway you can lean out with a forehand on (left side for righties)? Throw the Warrant flat and it will give a consistent, pushing turn that will get not only into the fairway, but down the fairway.

I don't use this disc a lot, but when I do, I've had multiple cardmates' jaws drop at the dumb things I can do with this disc. Buy this disc, learn it, master it, and it will be the best flippy utility disc money can buy.

I only had this disc for about 1 to 2 weeks before it ended up in a pond at a local course. I am thankful to say that today I dove into the pond and retrieved it finally. I am so thankful I have it back! 

You see, I have all of the other areas covered in my mid-range line-up. Various levels of overstable to stable, but now I finally got my understable mid back! When thrown with medium to fast speed flat, this disc will just begin to drift to the right and continue on that path. It won't turn so hard that it cut rolls immediately though. There's a hole in Bryan Ohio with a mando on the right forcing you to throw straight ahead but the basket is on the the right about 240' ahead between two trees. This disc is perfect for that kind of a hole. I ended up parking it for the birdie. 

If you want a disc that you can trust to turn to the right in the woods, or around trees without having to guess how much anhyzer to throw a stable disc with, this disc is the one for you! I am just glad I have it back! Now, I am truly ready for my upcoming tournament on June 20th in Wabash, IN. 

If you are looking for an understable mid-range disc that feels great in the hands, this could be the disc you're looking for! 

I lost this disc in a small pond at a local course and I can't wait until the water gets warm enough for me to go in after it to get it back (along with a Valkyrie I have in the same pond). If you have a dogleg right hole that isn't over 275, then this disc is perfect for getting you there! It's got a nice gentle turn to the right without turning so much that it bites into the ground. If you give it some air on an anhyzer, it will hold that line and glide smoothly until it touches town, but not come out of it and start fading left due to that 0 fade rating.

This probably isn't a disc you'll use at every round, but when a course calls for it, you'll be glad you had the Warrant in your bag! Great disc!

Probably the worst of the Trilogy midranges. It feels great in the hand. The pastic is amazing. However the flight is very squirrely.  With that I mean that smaller variables in wind, nose angle, power, etc effect the flight. I actually ended up losing it and was not upset. Look at a Tursas, Fuse or Evidence instead. Those are all more forgiving while maybe not feeling as great in hand. 

another great mid, by DD. This truely holds and anhyzer line great and doesn't come out..   Off the pad when thrown on a hyzer it takes it's time to come out of it, which makes it great when throwing tight wooded course, you can really throw up the fairways and continue straight as an arrow when thrown on a slight hyzer.. I love my mids and this is a great one.. I'm sad that they discontinued it, but I've bought extras for when I need them 

Beautifully crafter understable midrange. The best part about his disc is it actually feels like a -2. Most manufacturers have a -1 turn rating down to a science, but the slightly more turn of a -2 is hard to come by, often flying more what I feel should be a -3. The Warrant truly holds the turn more so than the -1 but without turning and burning into the ground easily.

If you are a primarily right hand backhand player, or just enjoy throwing 250-ft to 300-ft turnover shots than this disc is for you.

A really cool understable disc that holds its Ani line very very well. This is my go-to for short/medium gradual right turns (I'm RHBH) where I haven't perfected the forehand yet. Really cool looking disc that has a slight transparency to it.

This disc really taught my how to hyzer flip a disc. I loved that I could flip it up and just let it go dead straight until it crashed the ground falling forward. This would also be a great disc to give a beginner for a one-disc round because the combination of understability and glide will help get relatively good distance for someone learning the game.

The Warrant is a nice neutral to understable midrange option from Dynamic Discs. The Lucid plastic felt great in the hand and was extremely deurable. The Warrant had a round, but comfortable feel in my hand. The flight was relatively straight when given about 70% power, but when I put a little more on it, it became a smooth turnover disc. This disc really excelled through the woods, as I was able to put it on a variety of lines. This would be a great midrange for those new to the game. 

Is the Tursas too flippy? Try the Warrant. The two feel almost identical, the Warrants turn is just much more gradual. I can hyzerflip to slight turnover with a small finish consistently to 300 ft. After learning this disc, I no longer bag Leopards as I can get this disc almost just as far with much more control. Pairs really well with the Truth and is my most used mid.

While I just put the warrant into the bag. I can see it keeping a spot. It is great for hyzer flip to ride right shots. Very glidey disc which makes it easy to throw 70% shots super straight or nice anhyzers that won't fight back at the end.

I picked up the warrant, hoping to fill the understable mid-range slot in my bag. Boy did I pick the right disc. The warrant is an amazing disc for any situation you'll need to be finishing straight or to the right (RHBH) and for when you need an understable disc to get a straight low power shot when you are behind a tree. My first full power throw with this disc, I put it on some serious 45 degree hyzer and watched it sail down my local football field all 300 feet. It never once deviated from straight even when it landed. I was in awe at the lack of stability and the GLIDE. It almost looks like this disc will hover above the ground at the end of the flight. Serious Glide. When you are in need of a huge anhyzer line, you can throw the warrant out straight or even start it off on a bit of hyzer. It will undoubtedly flip over immediately and ride the anhyzer all the way into the ground without fading back because it's only a 5 speed. This disc won't finish left on you. Period. It wants to flip, even for slower arms it will if given enough power. For beginners this disc would be very beginne friendly. What more could you ask for than an understable midrange that's going to go straight for that new player you're introducing to the game. If you are looking to fill that understable midrange spot, look no further that the Dynamic Discs Warrant.

Got a 177 Warrant to fill the left to right finish in my bag. but the Warrant holds really straight lines for me.  When thrown flat just flies dead straight with a very soft fade at the end. Even in a light head wind holds very nice. on annhyzer line holds the line all the way to the end and lands soft, Rim is not as deep as my Truth, feels nice in the hand. But that's what I like about DD mid's they all feel pretty close to each other. Great Disc very happy with the Warrant, would be a great first mid for anyone. 

If I need to "thread a needle" this is my go-to disc. It is so very controllable. It can fly straight as a arrow or you can work it whichever direction you need it to go. Lucid plastic is beautiful, durable, and feels fantastic.

I took this disc out today and it does two things very well with ease. 

(1) hyzer flip to turnover. (300 to 325ft)

(2) sky anhyzer (280ish feet) holds that annhyzer line the whole time and didn't turn into a throwler.

It was for these reasons I tried this disc out and it'll stay in my bag because it performed well. The rim is very comfortable and is very similar to a truth. Flat top as well makes it nice and it has great glide. 

Looking for an understable control mid? This is a great choice

This disc filled a couple of needs as a RHFH player. I needed a disc for straight shots that required speed, but that throws easy for tight tunnel shots. I needed a disc that I could flip up and over. But most of all, I needed a disc that would turn over later in its flight, and the Warrant does all these things. 

Throw it with a bit of hyzer, flips up flat and cruises, with a very slight fade.

Thrown flat, it will cruise out to 200ft before turning hard, but hyzering just a bit at the end. 

Thrown with a touch of anny, it will carry that line a long way before landing flat. 

This disc is fantastic for straight tailwind bombs too, definitely gotten it out to 350+ in this situation. 

However, it won't take much headwind and if your flick form is poor, this will turn and burn on you easily. 

Its staying in my bag along side the Gator and Coyote for my mid game. 

I love this disc!  It's only slightly understable for me...it actually approaches neutral.  Which is a nice thing, but not exactly what I was expecting by the flight rating numbers.

This disc excels at hyzer flips, it will flip up to flat and finish dead straight.  Slight anny's are great too, as it will hold the turn a bit, then roll back flat and glide out straight.

Behaves well in the wind, no surprises - of course its probably not the best choice in a strong headwind.

Comfortable in the hand, and goes well with the Truth and Verdict I carry.

I have since picked up a Tursas for more extreme anny's and turnover shots. But the Warrant is definitely staying in the bag!

Great disc for straight shots or anhyzers(RHBH) 

This disc will hyzerflip and glide for some long distance midrange shots(I've gotten it as far as 350') When thrown flat, it will hold that anhyzer line with enough power, or fade back left when thrown at about 60-70% 

Lucid 178G opaque white with red stamp.  I live this disc especially for tight holes. I can hyzer flip it to dead straight to about 280'. Or release it flat and let it ride the anhyzer on out so smooth.  Everything this disc does is smooth.  It is a more useful innova wolf. 

This is one of my go to mids. If thrown hard the understabilty shows but with less power this disc flies great.  Hyzer flipping it off the tee for a nice straight shot for those technical holes.  If you haven't tried one, do yourself the favor and get one.

The Warrant is my most "go-to" disc for tunnel shots or those that are slightly to the right (RHBH).  When released flat it will glide beautifully straight and low and when released with a slight anhyzer it will tail to the right very reliably.  This disc shaved many strokes off of my game from when I was only using the Buzzz for midrange shots and now those two midranges compliment each other perfectly for my game. 

The Warrant is a very nice understable midrange driver. It is great for any shot that I want to turn over and not come back. It doesn't get a lot of use out of my bag, but it definitely has a place there and I love having the disc when I need it. Has a great feel in the hand and anybody can use it

Profile: Rounded rim, moderate depth.

Flight:  Understable with zero fade.  This is great for holding an anhyzer when thrown flat.  I find it doesn't roll on me, just holds a long anny.

Comparison: Haven't found a disc that has the same flight.

Final thought: This does what I wish the Fuse would for me, I find the fuse more understable and prone to roll compared to the Warrant.

Lucid 176. For me, I love the feel of the disc. Same type like Verdict and Truth. This is my understable mid. Longer then my pures and something I have to put something on to hold the line but will not very far. If I dont put something on it, it wont do anything but go straight. Holds any anny line. I would say that it is nothing special but it gets the job done.

This is kind of a weird disc. Not being made of money, I didn't want to just order and understable mid-range when the truth is, I don't bag an actual understable mid (I use a beat DX Vroc for understable mid shots) and I kind of assumed this would be like the Truth is to the Buzzz, where the Warrant would be the Buzzz SS. I finally got to try out the Warrant and boy was I wrong!

The Warrant has a MUCH slimmer feel in the hand than the Buzzz SS. The flight is close, but the Warrant is noticeably more understable. Thrown flat, it will have a very pronounced turn and, honestly, almost no fade at all. Even on a solid hyzer flip, when it would cruise nice and flat, I wasn't getting much in the way of fade. Anhyzers are kind of touchy unless you put it at height...too low and you'll get yourself a roller.

If you are really into Dynamic Discs, and are having trouble beating your Truths into the understability you desire, than the Warrant might be the answer to your troubles. It's a decent discs, but I personally did not care for it.

I absolutley love this disc.  I have laughable arm speed and this is the first disc i felt i could throw decently.  Feels great in the hand.

Bought this with the hopes of it being similar to the Evidence. Not the case. This turns and burns far too easy. Too easy to overpower and not a forgiving disc; like the evidence and truth are. Great feel to it though, like most DD mids.

The Warrant, the disc that actually took the Westside Tursas OUT of my bag... I didn't honesly think that was ever going to happen, but with its comfortable grip and consistent flight, it just happened. This disc is great for hyzerflip tunnel shots, big anny shots, or slow anny turnovers... It's ease of use and flight will suit a variety of arm and skill levels.

5/5 Stars (still haven't fixed it for mobile guys) 

Anyway, I am SO STOKED on this disc. I am VERY picky when it comes to understable discs, especially US Mids. So much so that I haven't even bagged on for the last 6 months, I've just flipped a Truth. But this one just fit instantly. I throw it just like my Truth, and it flips and rides, it doesn't burn, it's not finicky. I instantly was able to get a sense of its flight and dial it in. It Hyzer flips beautifully, and matches my Truths for Distance. In the Trilogy lineup Dynamic Discs definitely has the best mids. And the Warrant is a perfect addition to my line up of Justice, Verdict, Truth, Warrant, Suspect. 

I like a slim profile on mid-ranges, and this fit's the bill.  Right away I noticed that it wasn't as understable as I thought it would be. It does flip up a little bit, but I didn't get it to hold any strong anhyzer lines.  It seemed to have more of a -1 Turn and 1 Fade.  It flew very straight though, so that is very useful on a lot of shots.  To anhyzer it I had to release it with an anny angle, and it still came back in the end.  Maybe it was the cold and snow I've been throwing it in, or maybe the heavy weight. 

It definitely seems like a solid disc and I look forward to beating it in more and letting it get a little more understable.

So I got a chance to try out the Warrant today in 180g. It is a nice disc. I have never really been a fan of understable midranges, but I think this disc is a great midrange for golfers of all skill levels. It reminded me of a driving putter with just a little more distance. If you release it on a hyzer with a little extra umph, it wil pop up and fly very straight with a minimal fade. This disc would be great for tunnel shots and tight anhyzer lines. I would definitely recommend this disc to anyone who is looking for a straight flying midrange with little fade

I love Dynamic Discs midranges. I currently bag a Lucid Justice and an Evidence. I use the Justice for my crazy overstable utility and utility shots, and the Evidence for my straight line shots that need a slight flight with a slight left finish. I was hoping the Warrant would serve as my straight line flight that finishes straight, or even slight right with a hyzer flip. Currently I use the Westside Tursas (super understable) for these type of shots, but I like the feel of the Evidence better.

Well, I grabbed a 180g Warrant because it was super swirly and looked really good. Like the Evidence, this midrange is very slim and has a shallow rim depth. The top is mostly flat.

For the intended flight I wanted, I probably should have gotten something a little bit lighter as this Warrant flies just like my Evidence. With enough power it's a little bit understable, but it's nowhere near the Tursas understable hyzer flip right finish range that I was looking for. Over time, and with a lighter weight, the Warrant will likely fly more like what I'm looking for, but for now, the disc I have isn't nearly as understable as the flight ratings indicate.