I used this today for the first time, hoping it would be an understable complement to my River. It did not disappoint! Loved the S-curve...it went around a tree that my River would usually either hit or fade left of unless I got lucky. Today I curved around that tree and parked about 15 feet from the basket. Love it.

I love this Disc.  I only have been playing 9 months, and I didn't love this disc at first, as I was concentrating on keeping everything flat this disc will flip and roll with the best of them.  As I have improved my form I can release this with moderate power and make a great S curve.  The witness gets good distance and will provide good movement for anyone that loves understable discs.

I'm not sure why there isn't more love for the Witness. It is the perfect first fairway driver for beginners, and I would imagine it would make a good roller disc for intermediate players. When I started reworking my backhand, I went back to the Witness for my max distance until I "graduated" back to the Maverick. It's very easy to turn, which is great for newer players to get distance from, whether they can turn it or not. I can see why more advanced players don't throw it, but anyone throwing under 300' can really benefit from using the Witness as a max distance driver.

The Witness is an understable control driver from Dynamic Discs. The Witness has a moderate, but comfortable rim size, and some dome that allows for good glide. It wasn't the most comfortable disc in hand for me personally. The Fuzion plastic felt great and seemed to be durable. The flight of this disc was very controllable, it has some nice turn and a little bit of fade when thrown up to about 75% power. When thrown harder I was able to get a nice sweeping anhyzer shot that was easy to control. Could be a nice entry into drivers for newer players, while still having uses for more experienced players. 

I do not consider myself a high arm speed player by any means, but this disc was way too flippy for even my arm.  I had a 170 gram Fuzion Witness that I tried so hard to like, but ended up giving it to a brand new player.  If you are just entering the sport, or have a very slow arm speed, this disc might fly like a slightly flippier Leopard, but for anyone with disc golf experience, this quickly turns into an accidental roller.

I bought this disc to start expanding my horizion outside of discraft. At first I did not enjoy this disc at all because it seemed like Everytime I went to throw the disc it would flip over Everytime. But as my form improved the flipping happened less. 

I wouldn't recommend the disc to a beginner unless they want help on improving their form. I do agree that it is an understable and at first it is hard to control but it gets easier as your form improves

This is a great beginner disc, but with any sort of arm speed and/or wear on the disc, it gets FLIPPY!  With any wind, it got pretty untrustworthy for me, so I ended up keeping my Leopard 3 in the bag.  This is one that ended up in my daughters bag though, and is one that she enjoys throwing now!

I really enjoy this disc, but it did have a bit of a learning curve. It is not something that I would keep three of in my bag, but it is great to have one in the bag for specialty shots.

I picked up a Fuzion Witness looking for a disc that would provide me with a reliable anyhyzer shot.  I got that and more!  I have used it for two days, primarily for long anhyzers and it excels.  Haven't dumped it yet. In addition the description is definitely accurate about the easy S-curve.  I bought it for one shot and now I have two I can rely on.  It won't replace my distance driver by any means but If you want a super reliable anyhyzer and a quick S this is the disc for you.  Also going to buy one for my wife who is about a month into her playing life. 

I find this to be one of the more finicky and inconsistent discs out.  I think there is a sweet spot with arm speed where you are going to love it but it is a small window.  This is just too understable if you have good arm speed.  If you throw 250-280 you will like this disc.  This disc is more form dependent than others.  I've given this to many newer players and the amount of success has been low.  If they do like the disc, it seems shorlived.  I find newer players get better success out of the Hatchet and Seer over this.

The Witness is a great choice for beginning players or advanced players who would like a disc they can release on a hyzer that will still finish right. The disc is also a decent choice for a shorter roller disc

This is a must have in my purely dynamic bag. This is just a safe understable anhyzer disc. Put this in your bag with a truth, justice, and a verdict and all your mids are accounted for. I may not throw it but once a round but I'm lost without it. Won't just fall over like other understable disc. Glide is better than expected too. Just a very predictable disc. 

When first got this disc I hated it, it turned over all the time and I really just didn't understand how to use it properly.  The witness was my first truly understable disc and as a beginner it was a little tricky to figure out. Spending some time in an open field was the best thing for me and this disc, because it requires very precise release angle and once I had it, it opened up huge possibilities on the course.  Now I use it all the time, it went from hated to "go to" after I figured it out. I love the fuzion plastic, however it's built for durability not grip. So if you plan to buy anything in fuzion bring a towel because that thing will slip right out of your hand if its even a little wet.  Get this disc but spend some time getting to know it first before you take in on the course.

I've never had a disc in my bag that I was happy to lose. I'm not sure if mine was defective, or just a terrible disc. But this thing turns over no matter what. I can throw it on a deep hyzer and have it flip over and roll off into the sunset. I threw this yesterday, if flipped over and rolled into deep water. I subconsiously muttered out "Thank God" and was pleased the thing was finally gone. I had my name on it. For the first time ever, I hope it never finds it's way back to me. If it does, I'm destroying it to save another player the frustration. 

The Witness is an understable fairway driver with thicker wing that feels nice in the hand. For me, it is a standstill fairway hyzer flip to turn disc. I have to throw this disc with touch, otherwise it just flips over. I bag it because it is a simple flat release to get a smooth right flying disc, and doesn't want that sometimes?

i have 2 of these discs i love how they fly.. i can throw it on a hyzer and it will roll over and stay that way.! as a RHBH thrower i love it for those right bends.!