Slightly more over stable than the staple destroyer. This is my go to for controlled distance shots. Great carry and reliable fade at the end of the flight. 

I absolutely love this disc for long reliable hyzer shots. I can use this disc in almost every weather condition, though it gets tougher to grip properly when cold.

The lucid plastic is my favorite though I've through fuzion and fluid plastics as well. I carry two lucid enforcers in my bag for every game. 

While it takes some power, I find that this disc carves up some super nice hyzer flip lines.

I would recommend this disc to any strong intermediate - advanced players looking for a stable - overstable distance driver.

I love the enforcer and trust it with a good percentage of my drives.

My current go-to stable distance driver. It replaced my destroyers after I kept having grip-lock and early-release issues. I like that the rim is a bit shallower than the destroyer's. When thrown hard and flat the Enforcer flies straight for 70% of it's flight and then begins a reliable, but not meat-hook, fade. Mine fly about 350' when thrown as described. I trust it, thrown on hyzer, into a moderate headwind (10-15 mph). I love throwing hyzers with this disc.

The Enforcer is a great overstable disc. It always fades back and is very hard to even turn. I love it for big hyzer shots, overhead shots, and definitely forehand. I can crank on this with my forehand and it will fly straight, with no turn, and then have a big skip to the right.

Definitely a disc ill always keep in my bag. This disc for me kicks flat, glides long and snaps to the left or right depending on if i throw backhand or forehand. Very great disc for hyzer spikes. 

This has become my go to rhbh distance driver. My max distance is usually only 300, but with my 157gr enforcer I have been hitting closer to 350. Even in the air weight plastic, this is not a beginner disc.

The rim feels really good in the hand, and you can count on a Constant fade at the end of its flight.

the enforcer is a great overstable distance driver.  It will fight the headwind greatly, and you can rely on it to go far with out turning over too much,

171 G  Lucid Enforces

The Enforcer is a totally great disc. Probably because I play at sea level and have a less-than-max-weight it is not quite as overstable as I was expecting, but all in all that is a good thing I think. The rim is a great size and feels really good in my hand, and the flight of it on a full power shot for me is having a tiny bit of furn and then a strong fade. This is a great overstable option in your high speed driver slot. Would recommend. 

Very overstable distance driver and it is just that.  For me I hadn't tried it because I thought the numbers looked too daunting and stuck with my defenders.  However upon trying one I realized the the 12 speed Enforcer was more comfortable in the hand than the 13 speed defender.  And they actually fly pretty similar.  

So if you need something overstable for a sidearm or a head wind and want a smaller rim this might be the disc for you.

The shortest review possible "It replaced my Boss"

The Enforcer fits the most for your overstable distance driver. For me, it's pretty much an exclusive forehand disc for me. I like the thick rim, and the Lucid plastic feels great in my hand. 

I don't backhand this disc, because I don't have the arm for it (at least not yet). Unless I want a big skip shot. With that being said, it has a very good feel in the hand and will fill the void with your Apes, Bosses, D1, etc. 

I personally love this disc. You can put however much turn as you want on this sucker, and it is guaranteed to fade right back where to want it. I use it for big hyzer shots, or shots  need to turn a little and fade hard. It's been one of my go-to drivers since I got it.

I've had this in my bag for 3 years and it was my primary driver for two years.  It still won't flip over.  It is so consistent and the rim feels nice.  I like its hand feel much better than the Defender.

Lucid 175. This disc really makes me mad because off of recommendations by Feldberg and McCabe. Im not going against them but for me, I like other discs more. Better feel and go to is the World, anything windy or just a shot of a throw Giant, and for max distance I have my Havoc. It isnt something for me I can bomb for max distance not sure why. I know people who can put it 450 regularly. Only reason why it is in my bag is that it is comfortable forehand. For the record, I am an awful forehand player (I have the arm from playing baseball its just the release for me). But the Enforcer, I am consistent with it so I keep it.

This disc I use only for forehand. My backhand is not strong enough to handle the over stability. But for forehand this is my go to driver for big hyzer spikes or for heavy winds. This disc has its purpose and does exactly what it was meant to do. Won't be leaving my bag anytime soon. 

For some reason the stars don't work from my phone. I give this disc 5 stars. Ill state it like this. If you like a Wraith, try a Trespass, if you love the Trespass, but want something that mimicke it in the strongest of headwinds, get an Enforcer. I use a Freedom for my longest shots, but the Trespass/Enforcer combo is not far behind. The Enforcer is very overstable. It's comoarable to a D1 in a lot of ways, but in my opinion better, or atleast better for me. It's a great disc to just rip, you won't turn it over. It also does beautiful things on Forehand flex shots. I've also used it on Thumbers, but it doesn't gain much ground on the Felon there, but some. Where this disc excels is just mean dirty monster Hyzer BOMBS. Most of the time I'm reaching for the Trespass, but if there's any doubt it may turn on me, which it can, I grab the Enforcer. If I was blind folded I couldn't tell the difference they feel so alike; which is what makes the Trespass/Enforcer combo so deadly.