I love the flat top on this disc! It's super comfortable in hand which gives me an added boost of confidence when teeing off of or throwing an upshot. I don't throw this off of the teebox that often because it doesn't have much glide, but there are some holes on my home course where that is needed. This disc has a tendancy to stop when it fades out and hits the ground, making it great for upshots when you are faced with island holes or dangerous OB.

All the previous reviews are on point!  This thing is like a slower, less aggressive Justice.  It has the capability to fight the wind like a Justice, but it is nice and slow which let's it hit and sit.  With that speed reduction comes the benefit of utilizing the Uranium as a wind resistant putter.  I have had it out in 15-20 MPH winds so far and not once was the Uranium going to give in the wind, when used inside the circle for putting it was able to resist the lift and the 2 fade rating keeps you in control.

The profile of the disc fits it's characteristics, nice and domey.  I finally found a disc that I don't worry about using in any kind of wind to get right up to the pin!

First of all, I love the Terra Plastic. 

Its soft, flexible, and doesn't warp too badly when you hit trees. Playing in the cold and wet this disc was nice a grippy for me. I dig this plastic type.

The disc itself is a hog. It throws almost exactly like a Zone for me. Thrown hard and flat it will start ducking hyzer very quickly. You will not be overshooting your target with the Uranium. With the range control and the softer plastic, it is a nice approach disc. It sits close to where it hits, and it isn't going to be effected by the wind at all. 

If you like Zones or Soft Harps, give the Uranium a try! 

I'm a big fan of the Element Uranium. Flight wise, this disc is like a cross between the Dynamic Discs Justice (most overstable midrange in the world) and the Westside Harp. The Uranium has a nice plat top and is super consistent. This disc does not go very far, and does a good job spiking to a sudden stop. I really like the Uranium for both forehand and backhand approach shots, and the Terra plastic is good for gripping the ground and reducing skipage. 

If you're looking for an overstable midrange that feels great, is really consistent, and won't be a disc that everybody else has pick up a Uranium. It's a really fun disc to throw and may reduce some strokes from your disc golf game. 

I'm a fan of steady, overstable mid-range discs. They are perfect for those short-range shots where you need to shape your flight path around obstacles, or for a nice, side approach. The Uranium is a beefy, overstable mid-range disc that turned a bit harder than I expected when throwing backhand. The rim is pretty steep on the inside, so it wasn't the most comfortable grip for my backhand style. However, when switching to forehand, the rim worked great, reminding me of the very popular Westside HARP.  I would certainly recommend this disc for approach shots for forehand throwers.