I got a Judge from a friend as a Christmas gift, and while this one is destined to be a wall-hanger, I had to throw it just a bit to see what it was all about. It has the really cool Evil Dead dyemax image on it that is super cool. 

I am used to shallower putters and this feels enormous in the hand to me, it's fairly deep like a Wizard or BB Aviar, and the plastic is nice. Grippy and good feeling, but I think it makes this mold a little domey for my taste. Definitely couldn't putt with this guy every day, but it makes a pretty good driving putter, and could be a good point and shoot disc for a lot of medium power throwers. New players probably can't get a full flight from it, but it's nice.

Wouldn't be my first recommendation probably but still a nice disc. 

Originally bought this to putt. as soon as i had it in my hands i realized i bought the wrong plastic for me to put with. so i tried the disc out as an approach and upshot disc and it is wonderfull. flies dead straight with the slightest of fade at the end.

The Judge has been my go to putter. It flies really well. I have even used it for driving on short holes but prefer to use it for putting.

I first picked up this disc in the classic plastic to try and find a replacement for my R-Pro Aviar that just wasn't sufficient for me anymore when attempting putts outside the circle. I immediately fell in love with the way this disc glided through the air, but was impressed with the amount of stability this disc flew with, even when there was a rough wind. I had never used putters for driving before, but a friend recommended grabbing a Fuzion judge, and this has become my go to placement driver for anything under 250 ft. I can put this disc on any line I want and it WILL hold that line. I struggled with finding the right amount of power to putt behind a drive since I rarely used putters for more than putting, but once I found my sweet spot this disc become gold in my bag.

I bought this disc because i wanted a Dynamic Disc putter and the one i bought had a donut on it.  How could one go wrong with a donut putter?

I've been throwing a Gateway Wizard and I found i enjoy the Judge a lot more.  It's thinner and has a lot more glide.  I didn't have to throw it hard at all to watch it sail to the basket.

For years, I struggled to find the right putter. The Judge in Fuzion plastic solved my putting woes. It's comfortable in the hands and follows the release angle every time. I no longer cycle putters or look for the right plastic blend for my style. The Fuzion Judge is every putter I need in one disc. Plus, it's a beautiful disc with an awesome-looking holographic stamp, which is a confidence booster when I step into the circle. 

Once beaten in, it's soft enough to grab the chains, while being stable enough to drive on those shorter holes. Classic Soft is better at sticking approaches, but I prefer the durability Fuzion has to offer. It's capable of holding any line with proper snap/power, but excels on flat releases. I've never thrown a Lucid Judge, but I imagine that's the best plastic blend for driving purposes and not putting.

If only used for putting, a Fuzion Judge is durable enough to last for many years. Mine has been used weekly for nearly two years and has minimal scrapes, but no gouges or cuts. This may not be the case for someone using the Judge as a driving putter in the woods; I strictly use it for putting and the occasional short drive in the fields or softer landing zones. For more abrasive landing zones, I prefer MVP or Vibram putters/mids.

The Judge excels on putts towards the edge of the circle and outwards. With enough snap, it is not affected by wind on those longer putts. The Judge has strengthened my game immensely in that regard. With proper form, putts outside of twenty feet are no longer troublesome. But it's very glidey, so beware of over-shooting the basket. As long as hits something, I've never had a problem with it rolling away or squirting through chains.

If you're looking for a beaded putter that's versatile enough for putting and driving duties, look no further than the Judge. If you're looking for a non-beaded putter with similar qualities, the Warden may fill that slot.

I got this disc in a premium plastic (Fuzion) mostly for driving. The other day I played a few rounds with just 2-3 discs. I used the Judge in every round, and was using it for 80% of my shots. This disc is extremely shapeable, and stable enough for a good rip.

I found that when I was really trying to get it down the fairway I was having to release it on a little hyzer, but depending on the hole I could also let it flip over a bit and flatten out. I throw around 400' and I was getting this disc 300' easy, and on flat open holes with no incline 350'.

This is a very neutral disc for me, and I found it to be very consistent. It would hold anhyzers, but flatten out. Hold a little bit of a hyzer, but flip up, and fade softly at the end. I was using it for drives, up-shots, and as my putter and loving it. I have also been told by mutliple sources/friends that is good to play with neutral putters, as they are great teaching discs. They will display any inconsistencies in your throw, and allow you to develop good form. It has actually made me want to play a few rounds a week as a minimalist with 1-3 discs, and most often, neutral putters.

The Judge is a very popular putting putter, and I like it for that as well (although I'm more of a beadless kind of guy). As a driving putter, this disc is awesome! I noticed my Classic Judge flips over a little bit more, I really prefer the premium plastic for driving. It will last a little longer, and I think it provides the disc with a little more stability.

Superb beaded putter that comes in a variety of plastics. Decent into the wind, predictable, minimal hyzer finish. The most similar disc that comes to mind is the Gateway's Wizard.

I find the Fuzion Judge to be, hands down, the best driving putter on the market. It flies straight and true, with a little hyzer at the end. The Fuzion plastic is amazingly durable, grippy (enough), and glides very well. It handles mild winds fine, it is a putter so don't be expecting it to hold up into a significant head wind. Glides for days in a tail wind. The Judge is very fast for a putter; I'd call the speed between a faster putter and slow midrange. I only putt with them if it is quite windy, as it does tend to be more predictable. If you like driving putters, you must give this a shot. The Classic Soft and Hard are very popular for putting as well.

Best driving putter ive tried. I bag 3 one each of fuzion, dyemax, and a hars classic. Great of the tee. Nice and straight w a touch of fade. I grab this for anything under/around 200' off the tee, also my favorite approach. Long putts w a little hyzer Iis where this shines for me. My classic is in rotation with my wizard for inside the circle, just needs more time to knock out the wiz. after some more seasoning this is now my us driving putter. Thrown flat I can see a touch of turn and gentle rt finish. but if hyzer ed will still hold a line if not too windy.

It's only natural that the first putter DD comes out with would be an all-you-need putter, and that's exactly what the Judge is. My personal flight characteristics for this disc would be 2/4/-0.5/1. Great for putts in and out of the circle, and also as a go-to upshot disc. It has kind of a fat bead on the bottom that is supposed to help the disc resist from turning but I find that it still turns just a wee bit when driven off the tee. I like my actual putting putters to be more understable because I'm a crazy spin putter, but I use a Fuzion Judge for putting when it gets a little breezy. This WILL be a putter to fall in love with for any player.