Great, straight flying disc. I feel very comfortable throwing this disc and having it stick to that line. I like to use it for longer, straight approach shots with little room for variation on the sides. I would recommend this disc to anyone and say it is a must bag! It compliments an EMAC Truth very nicely.

This is tied with the Buzzz for my favorite midrange. If I throw it on a slight hyzer with a rip it will flip up, and hold a gentle turn before a gentle fade to flat. If I rip it on a big hyzer it will flip up to dead straight forever. I normally throw my buzz around 300 or so. I can send this to 330 due to its glide. If there's a headwind I go to the buzzz. If there's no wind or a tailwind, evidence all day!

Wow, what a great disc! Im really surprised more people don't throw these, they will hold whatever line you put it on. My favorite mid in my bag!

I love midrange discs. They are the bread and butter of my birdie game. This disc really changed it up for me this week. I always release discs on a hyzer and use different levels of stability in my selection. A Leapord3 is a "stable" disc to me because of that. I throw around 400' but "my" flight paths are always a bit left of the norm. I enjoyed the Innova panther for a spell for flipping straight shots around 320. I lost it recently and scrambled for a quick replacement. Buzzz never wants to actually flip up and ride and the Mako3 is unpredictable without a steep hyZer at full volume. I picked this bad boy up at a local store and let it rip. Pleased. Flipped up and rode over 300' before a gentle forward fade. Birdies all day. Threw it flat and it landed dead flat at 350. Impressive. My forhand game is shorter and I used it and got the same line albeit 100' shorter. Great disc, great replacement for a panther. It doesn't turn as much but also doesn't fade as much. Flight numbers seem to be dead on after adjustment. Not sure if I like it better than the panther. Up in the air. Solid disc.

This disc is so underrated.  Unfortunately, for this disc, I already love my buzzzs.  The Evidence I found is (I believe) fuzion plastic.  Evidence's are so good because of the turnover shots.  If you can learn how to throw this disc, you will love it.  It has such a graceful turnover flight.  Unfortunately my strength is forehands.  I can not throw forehand turnover shots well.  I am also trying to return this disc.  Whether you are a beginner or a Dynamic Disc's sponsored player, this disc is amazing.

The Evidence is a great entry point to midrange discs in the Trilogy lineup.  Excellent glide make this disc good when you need to cover ground with a midrange, and the fade characteristics help out for those with slower arm speeds.  When thrown with power, it will move right (RHBH), but I find it does not run away to the right.  The Fuzion version that I throw (172g) does seem to have a the smallest amount of fade.  I find that when I crank on it, it will turn right but then sit down gently because of that hint of fade.

Overall, this is a great midrange.  I also throw the Truth, which feels similar in the hand though with a flatter top.  If I was to only carry one midrange for a round, it would be the Evidence because of it's workability - both right and left (when thrown with hyzer).

Fuzion plastic is amazing.  Great grip whether in wet or dry conditions, and durability is excellent.  Highly recommend Fuzion.

A straight flying midrange you don't have to crank on too get a nice straight flight with minimal fade. I have started using this off the tee more and more for wooded tunnel shots. I have not tried throwing side arm the bead on the rim for me makes it uncomfortable for me and my grip style. I got this as a mystery disc upgrade I'd compare it most to my ESP buzzz in flight. The swedish plastic feels really nice in hand and stands up to trees.

The Evidence is a neutral flying midrange option from Dynamic Discs. The Evidence has a bit more dome than a lot of other midranges from Dynamic, and that gives this thing some massive glide. The glide that I was able to get makes this disc easy to throw without putting much power behind it. This disc just really goes where you throw it. If I was to recommend one midrange from Dynamic for new players, this would be the one. It is a great disc for teaching good form. 

I've used this disc(174-175) multiple times since getting it in a Trilogy Challenge pack and I'm loving it. I typically carry two Claymore's for control shots but this disc has pushed one of those out and become my very straight controllable mid. It doesn't turn over easily, as was said prior to release and it doesn't fade too hard either. It compares a lot to a Mace(I always find a Mace to be more over stable than a Truth) for me but without the awkward rim that the Mace has, which is perfect!

When describing the Evidence, I always compare it to another disc that more people might have thrown in the past. So basically, imagine if the regular Truth (not the EMac version) had a little more glide and a little less fade at the end of its flight. That's what the Evidence is. It's a little flippy, but not too flippy. It's really freakin' long for a midrange. And above all, it is versatile. You can get hyzers, anhyzers, and straight shots out of this disc with minimal effort. Take an Evidence and a putter to the course and you've already got all your bases covered.

The supposed "0" fade is probably not entirely accurate, since it's not quite that understable, but if you throw it with good snap on a low line then it will land on the ground before it starts fading significantly, and once it hits the ground it has a really nice tendency to stick instead of skipping. If you throw it higher in the air then it will definitely have some fade. The only mids I've thrown that legitimately had 0 fade were very understable, and the Evidence isn't nearly as flippy as a Meteor, Stingray, or Fuse. That's a good thing in my book, though. It means that you can throw hyzers with this disc and have it actually fade back to center if you need it to. Again, versatility is the name of the game here. The Evidence can cover almost any shot if you're within 300 feet, which makes it a great disc to have for a lot of the amateur courses in the United States where you'll only have a few holes longer than 300 feet anyway.

I have a 179G Trilogy Challenge Fuzion Evidence. So far I love this disc. It has been extremely straight for me. I havent beat it up enough to become a turn over midrange yet, but I can tell that is the slot it will end up filling. it pairs well with a emac truth in the midrange slot of your bag.

I've been hucking discs for almost 10 years. It took me a long time to understand flight paths and how to throw a good annie or heyser flip for distance and accuracy. I agree with people that are calling this an all purpose mid. If you watch the short video clip that dude knows what he is doing because you should be able to throw a mid at least 300 ft when it has this much glide. I know people that can throw them over 400 ft. I bought another Evidence after the tourney because it definitely has a spot next to the Claymore. If you have broken your Claymore in you will find it to be understable. Try throwing a short range hard anne and you will see that the Claymore holds the anne and finishes straight. The Evidence flies the same brand new but seems to be faster and traveled farther than the Claymore. I would imagine with more use that the Evidence will become even more understable and am looking forward to it. I always pick up a 175 gram mid and putter because the heavier weight cuts through the wind better. When I am getting an overstable driver I go for 170-172. Good luck guys. Get flippy!

Get your mits on this disc when it hits the open market if you need a straight mid. Many people loved this in the trilogy challenge! Personally I liked the Sampo driver better as that thing won me the tourney and because I am better at throwing drivers. But working with this thing the past 2 months I have grown to dig it. It is more straight than any Buzzz or Roc. ZERO fade...well obviously it will if you give it fade but you get what I'm saying. This thing has big boy glide too for a mid. If you're comfortable tossing mids on longer tee shots, this disc will be for you. Simply put: straight zooming.

I just threw my first Trilogy Challenge in Rock Hill SC yesterday.  

My thoughts on this disc for a midrange is that it was stable and could handle power.  Plastic very durable which I liked.  

Not as beginner friendly as a Buzz or a Roc but overall not bad. 

Mine was 175g which is heavy for me.  I could not shape this as well as a Buzz but it was brand new and heavier than I normally go.  

I smacked some trees and rocks hard and no sign of damage at all.  Super flat top disc and moderately flexible.  

One guy in our group used as his putter because he couldn't get his putter to work very well.  

I used this disc to drive with on many holes as the driver was too overstable for me.

I still would not trade my Buzz or IBEX for this disc.  There are much better mids out there to help beginners.  

Loved playing this event to get new people interested.  Use this disc to keep playing if it is your only mid.  Not a bad disc at all

This disc is great I got the chance to get one at the 2015 trilogy challenge this is my favorite midrange it is very accurate and goes were you want it to every time this disc also feels realy good in the hand it does not have a super fat rim but on the same hand it is not super thin it is the perfect size for my hands the fusion plastic that it comes in is very durable and it has a nice finish to it that makes it very shiny 

I love this disc, plain and simple.  Our Trilogy Challenge, people were raving about this.  The evidence throws very very straight and it's awesome as a beginner to have that reliability.  It's even a little forgiving in my opinion, unlike my Mako3 which really holds any angle you throw it, this disc feels like it strives to go straight.  Disc feels like nice too, I'm a big fan of the Fuzion plastic.  Definitely one of my new favorite discs.

Recieved a black 174 Evidence for my Trilogy Challenge.  I have been really enjoying the Evidence as my new straight midrange.  Flys for me like a mix between a Comet and a Mako3.  It does have a tendency to turn over slightly, but has been providing me with nice tight lines through the woods.  Great control midrange that will be staying in my bag for a while.

The Evidence is just an awesome all purpose midrange. I love the feel, especially the low rim depth. The shallow rim makes this disc very comfortable for gentle forehand throws. I didn't find my 174g Fuzion Evidence to be as understable as the DD flight ratings indicate, especially when it was brand new. After four or five rounds, the Evidence did break in a little and is now slightly understable for me. In feel and flight, I would say this disc is actually pretty similar to the Dynamic Discs Truth.

For the Trilogy Challenge I drove primarily with the Evidence. The course we played was pretty technical with lots of trees. I felt I had a lot more control with the Evidence and could get about as much distance out of it as I could the Sampo. While a lot of participants really liked driving with the Macana for the short straight holes, I preferred the Evidence. This disc is just smooth and easy to throw. It glides well and doesn't fade much at all. This disc works exceptionally well for me for forehand anhyzer shots.

I'm continually impressed by the quality of Dynamic Discs and their discs, including the Evidence, keep finding a place in my permanent bag.