177g Prime Burst.  Cool looking disc.  A little overstable, but this disc can get some good distance for a midrange.  I very slightly prefer Infinite Discs Chariot and Discraft Buzzz to this disc, but it does had its advantages.  Like distance.  It rips through the air.  It has the right amount of glide (not too much to be susceptible for windy days and not too little for good distance).   Part of the last 2 statements might be that this is our heaviest midrange disc.  This midrange could be used when you might otherwise use a slower control driver.  If could possibly even be used as a putter.  If you only use 1 disc to start playing, Truth wouldn't be a bad choice.  It's a good disc.  Dynamic Disc's base plastics are better than most (Innova and Discmania at least have worse base plastics).  

A friend of mine let me try a Fuzion Truth. It was a bit beat in already but I quickly fell in love with it. The disc I have flies pretty straight with a finishing fade to the left. I plan on getting another Truth in Lucid plastic soon so that I can see how they fly straight out of the box. Great disc and a top mid-range for me! 

I loved this disc. I tried it as my first midrange not knowing what to expect... and I can confidently say that it was an amazing disc especially in the BioFuzion plastic. This disc is good for beginners and I would recommend to anybody picking up the game.  

The Truth will fly to the line you put it on, but it has some lateral movement before it gets there. Mine turns to the right (RHBH) a bit more than I'd like, but it does come back and end up where I wanted with the gentle fade. I prefer the laser straight line of a buzzz, but this is a very good beginner disc. I gave it to my wife and she uses it well. I'll stick with the emac truth for my straight shots.

I stumbled upon a Prime Truth at Academy, from first feel I knew this was the midrange for me. Prior to this I had thrown zero DD and trilogy and in all honesty was a DD player hater, the local and internet fanboys annoy me.

The bio Truth i picked up the next day has a flat top, shallow depth, Blunt-ish end, and wider rim. There is a wide bead on it, but I do not notice it; I do not throw beaded discs. Think of it as a long rolling speed bump that you can fly over versus an abrupt sharp speed bump that will ruin your alignment.

This is a straight midrange and is my go-to for most midrange shots unless I need a large turnover. A slight amount of turn with a reliable but not hard fade. With some wear i can see this disc flying like a Mako. It's definitely a Buzzz copy with a wider rim, which I prefer. Definitely less stable than an Emac. the Truth flicks really well, much better than any similar mid I've tried. There are plenty of mids out there that will get a similar flight, seasoned roc, Buzzz, md2/3, and M3 just to name some. The hand feel is really what has sold me on the Truth and the rest of DD mids. I recommend feeling one out at a shop.