I have loved my classic Blend Emac judge. The plastic has great grip and has a little bit of flex to it. I originally tried it for putting but I didn't have as much confidence in it as a normal judge. I think it was mostly hand feel because for putting I prefer a larger bead and this has a microbead. It went out of my bag for a few months and the only use it got was when my friends needed to borrow a putter. Then one day I was thinking "why don't I try throwing it" one day. Wow! This thing has been awesome to throw. It has beaten in nicely and has a little flip. It definitely flies straighter than a normal judge brand new. Now, after throwing it for months I can hyzer flip it for max distance putter shots. I can throw it on turnover lines and I have mastered the tomahawk roll with it too in scramble situations. It has a ton of uses and is now probably my most thrown throwing putter.

Love, love, love the Classic Blend Emac Judge for putting! I use it both within Circle 1, and then while jump putting from Circle 2 (and beyond).

The glide is crucial and really expands my circle of comfortable makes! Would recommend the Emac Judge to anyone!

Fantastic throwing putter.  It goes straight, and just keeps going straight.  It will hold an anhyzer all day.  Love it.

I love my emac judge. It its great from any range. Have made quite a few jump putts/step putts with it. It flies straight with a slight fade at the end or can be used to cut tight lines when you need to get around a tree and fade into the basket. Cant wait to see how much more consistent its gets as it gets even more broken in. 

My only complaint is that mine can feel a bit heavy at times and sometimes will leave a putt short as a result. Even though i still wouldnt rely on many other putters to provide me the consistency that the emac judge provides. 

My preferred putting putter. I never really liked the huge bead on the regular judge, and felt like it wanted to fade out a bit once I got out to about 30+ft. I also don't really care for beadless putters. Over time I've waffled between the regular judge, pure, envy, ion, and others I experimented with. But once the emac judge was released, it's been my putting putter since.

As a putter, it's very straight. I can get out to 50-60ft and still keep it dead straight with a crisp step putt. I like not having to think about flexing my putt or playing the fade, so I really appreciate the point and shoot nature of the emac judge. Very glidey, so gotta be cautious on windy days 

As a throwing putter, I don't trust it in any wind and if possible will almost always elect to flex something overstable like a zone to create a straight shot instead of throwing an actual straight shot. But when I need to hit a gap/tunnel I can generally rely on a dead straight hyzer flip shot from the emac judge. Recently I've started using a fluid judge for this instead as it's a bit more stable, but the emac judge is fine for this shot. Would be nice to see regular stock runs in premium plastics. 

The Judge is a great disc because it can be the first disc you ever buy and the last one you'd look to replace. As a putter it does everything you would like a neutral beaded putter to do, and as a thrower it has really solid glide with not a lot of movement one way or the other. Although I throw and putt with other putters, I always keep a Judge handy for when I am introducing a new player to the sport or if someone needs to borrow a disc for a casual round.

Glide for days, reliable finish, a small bead, a reliable putter. The Emac Judge fits between the Warden and the Judge. I putted with both Wardens and Judges before and this is the perfect mic of the two. The bead is barely noticeable, but comfortable. These have a touch more glide than then Judges and have improved my C2 percentage. I do not use them as a throwing putter as the Opto-X Pure is too good to replace, but when I did try them out they were true flyers that had a subtle fade to them. If you're a push putter, these have the glide to get to the chains. If you're a spin putter, these hold up to the torque and spin every time. I don't see myself changing off of ot these putters. 

I won my card during the first round of the Dynamic Discs Open and the prize for winning my card was a Classic Blend EMac Judge.

Dynamic Discs makes some of the best disc golf putters on the market. The plastics feel great and they are all good flying discs. There is a reason that the regular Judge is consistently one of the top selling disc golf putters. I used to putt with the Judge as my primary putter.

So how do I like the EMac Judge?

We'll just say it is a good flying disc and works well for throwing and approach shots. I just happen to like the feel of the big bead on the regular Judge better than the micro bead on the EMAC. This is a great disc that is true to it's flight ratings, it's just not for me, but at least I can say, "I won my card."

I absolutely love my Judges. I bought a 5 pack recently and made the switch from Aviars. The difference has been incredible. I love the shallow flat top feel. I use the classic blend and they grab the chains so well. Hardly any spit outs. After watching Infinite's review on Emac's version I found myself asking "why doesn't he just throw the Warden if he wants beadless?". I'd love to hear other's opinions on this. ??????