Unfortunately, the Warrant failed to meet my expectations as an easy-to-use understable midrange.  I don't own many discs from DD, but something about the Warrant just feels off to me. I struggle to find a consistent release point with it, as the very shallow rim causes it to slip out of my hand on almost every shot.  After throwing with it for a couple days, it also just doesn't seem to be as understable as advertised... I found mine continuing to fade back to the left at the end of each of my RHBH throws.  While I'm sure other more experienced players are able to get a good turnover flight out the Warrant, it just doesn't seem to be the right disc for me.

Disc - 174 Lucid Warrant

Feel - The warrant feels very similar to many of the other dynamic discs mids (the emac truth, verdict, evidence) and they all feel amazing. I love how dynamic has tried to make many of their mids feel the same so that no matter what shot type you need to throw, it always feels the same.

Flight - The warrant is a very understable mid that is great to use when you are in the rough and cannot get a full swing but what to make sure that the disc does not fade out early. The warrant is also great for turnover mid shots that you want to start on hyzer and have them roll all the way over and not fade back at all. It is a great utility disc to have in the bag for tough situations that you may not need too often but when you do it is very valuable to have.

Overall - The warrant is a great disc that is very understable that fits very nicely into the DD lineup that I would say could be a great mid for beginners to start out with or as a utility understable disc for more advanced players.