I only have experience with one 175g white fusion enforcer, so take this with a mild grain of salt. But mine is quite overstable. As a reference, I am an intermediatish player with a 350-375 forehand/backhand on golf lines. I attempt to not hit my max distances of 4 hundo unless we are playing doubles and the situation calls for it. I have beat my enforcer on trees and dyed the heck out of it, and it is still at the maximum overstability I would call for on an overstable distance driver. If you are someone that is consistently hitting 450, this disc may find you the consistent placement you desire, but for me this is not quite it. I find a more glidey overstable distance driver like an xcalibur,pd2, or a force to be a better fit for this slot. It is one tick less overstable than an Innova Ape i ended up trying out from a friend, which is just a whole slab and half of beef. If you have the arm and experience for this disc then you are probably quite aware, so I would never recommend this disc for a beginner or anyone that shouldn't already know about it for that matter. 

Absolutely love the Enforcer. I bag 2-4 at all times, but I primarily throw the Fuzion. Once beat, these will give the slightest of turns with a hard fade. The Enforcer loves to be thrown hard and flat, or on a slight anny, to get a long and straight flight without fear of turning. 

I was looking for a very overstable compliment to my 4 destroyer set up, so I was going to get a PD2. Then, I noticed the Enforcer has the same rim width as a destroyer, so I could accomplish all my distance driver stabilities with one feel in the hand (which is important to me and why I bag 4 destroyers in the first place). So, I pulled the trigger on the enforcer and boy am I glad I did. This thing is sweet. I was skeptical of the 4 glide for a disc that had a 0.5/4 turn/fade, but that is truly the glide. This thing stays in the air longer than most very OS discs, yet still refuses to turn, even in winds, and then fades hard and skips. This is my go to headwind distance disc and one of my favorite forehand discs in any condition. This disc rocks.

Dynamic Disc's Version of Innova's Xcal

The Enforcer is basically an Xcaliber. Both discs flew exactly the same for me. They had an overstable flight, starting straight out of the hand then dumping off to the left. This disc is perfect if you have a strong arm or if you want a great disc to fight out of a sky anhyzer. I will say the positive 0.5 turn is a bit overstated, this disc is definately not that stable.

I don't have the arm speed to get the Enforcer to fly far and well backhand, so I have used it for a utility and forehand disc. I like how the ones I have thrown have nice poppy dome to them. I can trust it in a headwind or for skip shots.  It also works very well for my forehand. I can get some good flex on it, and have it finish flat with a nice skip. 

Great disc for head wind shots and anything you want to Hyzer out hard. Feels very similar in the hand to a Trespass. Very consistant. 

I bought this disc to be my most overstable disc, to my surprise, after a few months it beat into a perfect flip up to flat disc and turned into my favorite driver. Get this disc in different beat levels and it can fill almost any driver slot.

This is my favorite overstable driver in my bag! The fuzion plastic seems a bit slick at first, but it gets better with age. I have 3 Enforcers in my bag all at different stages of wear. They have a very strong finish and not a lot of glide. I am a player that likes discs that are predictable, i know exactly where the enforcer will end up. I also like the enforcer for skip shots around corners or high stalling hyzers. It goes a suprising disctance for being so overstable.

The Enforcer is a long range distance driver from Dynamic Discs. The Enforcer was comfortable in my hand with a rim that wasn't too wide, and the Fuzion plastic feels great and is durable. If you need a stable to overstable wind fighter, the Enforcer is one to try. I wasn't able to get any turn out of this disc when thrown full power and flat. It did hold a straight line for awhile before pushing forward with a hard fade. This disc will hold up in any wind that you might see, awesome predictable disc. 

This disc is for monster arms, or hurricane winds. I have never had a reason to bag this as the defender holds up enough for anything I  have played in on 70 courses in 4 states. That said the AIr plastic is even more so. I know I can get any fairway out farther, but if in need of  a super overstable finish and its a windy day this will at least be in the bag in case. 

The enforcer is by far my favorite distance drive for both back hand and fore hand. This review will reflect my thoughts on Fuzion, Lucid, and Moonshine. Fuzion is by far my favorite of the 3, because they break in very nicely, I've been using my max weight red fuzion for about a year now and it gets some really nice high speed turn, and is by far my further flying disc. lucid and moonshine get bunched together a bit, at least for me these are the more overstable of the plastics. Where Lucid is beefed up from Fuzion but Moonshine goes even further in that regard. If I'm facing a head wind or just can't afford for the disc to turn, I'll grab either. 

Where's the beef? Right here... This thing is as stable as I'll ever need. Even so, It packs a ton of glide. It almost competes with my Trespasses on distance but hooks up hard at the end. 

This disc is a beast.  Very stable, not quite as fast as advertised, but when I need something that I know will come back or hard fade I grab my enforcer.  Some people like these for distance but I find that they're much better in the utility role.

The Enforcer is a different beast in the various plastics. You can rely on an Enforcer to barely show a wiggle of turn until they're getting beat in. This disc is no good to those without raw power. Those looking for an overstable option should go with a much slower disc(firebird, xxx), as a fast driver like Enforcer will bounce away from the target more frequently.

Its a destroyer. Overstable out of the box, beats in nicely to straight with fade. Grab a bio for more turn. A fresh one for headwinds and you're set. Speed 12 rim lets you dig into your grip. Rewards with powerful shots with that long distance line hold.

Where's the beef? Right here right now every time. I'm finally getting mine to the point where I can start to flex it. 

I splurged and bought a1168g biofuzion that is turning out to be a go to. No head wind has a chance if I get this disc up to speed

The Enforcer is a very overstable driver that is great for anything you need powered out and are not worried about flipping over. I love throwing huge hyzers with this driver and watching it come crashing back down to earth. It is also great to throw on flat shots where you need a big skip out of it

The Enforcer has been on my list of discs to try for a while now. This disc is awesome! It reminds me of my favorite Destroyers (the overstable ones!). The disc is overstable, but it isn't so overstable that it basically can't be thrown, like a Stiletto or Ape type disc. I liked using it for forehands, and really powerful flex backhand shots.

This disc should definitely be used by the more experienced and more powerful players. It takes a lot to get it to be more than just a spike hyzer disc. Very dependable flight path to it

 I had one too overstable for me back hand or forehand throws.

The Enforcer is just like it says it is, a more overstable Trespass. I was really excited about this disc and thought it would be a consistent forehand driver that would give me more distance than I can get with my Discraft Flick. I don't necessarily have a lot of arm speed with my sidearm throws, but I get a lot of snap that generates a lot of torque and flips over all but the most overstable discs. Well, I was right about being able to get more distance with the Enforcer. The problem was that because I've pretty much only used the Discraft Flick for my forehand throws for the last year, I learned that I just can't handle discs with a domey top. I'm pretty sure the Enforcer is plenty overstable for me, but the domey top made my release anhyzer almost every throw. Unlike my ultra consistent Flick, this disc was very inconsistent for me. I had some great long throws with it, but on the very technical Providence course had some of my worst scores in months because of my inability to release this disc flat. I've been a fan of almost all of the Dynamic Discs, and this is probably a great overstable disc for most people, but it's just not for me. This disc is much too overstable for my backhand, and it's too domey for me to fill comfortable sidearm.