I came across the Warden looking for any putter that feels comfortable in my hand. This one is beadless, and feels quite rounded along the rim. I bought it the first day I held it, it felt so good. The Classic plastic is a little too stiff/hard for me to use as a putting putter though.

On the other hand, I have thrown some excellent drives with it. It goes very straight, doesn't turn over, and has a reliable fade. I get it out to around 200 ft. I'm surprised you don't hear more about the warden with how comfortable it feels in the hand.

Never really got a good flight out of this disc. It's a bit too deep to be a comfortable putter or diver, and I felt like my release was super inconsistent. It's definitely not a safe disc to use in the wind either, and tends to turn over a bit unpredictably. In a world where the Judge exists, I wouldn't really recommend this to anyone unless they absolutely hated beaded discs.

An amazing beadless putter that fits well in the hand. Once I picked up the Warden it quickly became my putter of choice and is a great straight approach disc as well as a good putting putter. 

173g Classic

I absolutely love the warden. It is my go to putting putter. I struggled with putting woes for the longest time not knowing if the putters I was using were working well for me or not, but this disc is starting to bring my confidence back to my putting game. I use this for all of my putts and I bag two(one pretty beat in and one brand new). This disc gets great glide for me and has made so many highlight putts for me. I would recommend this for anyone looking for a putter they want to be able to control the angles of their putts and just if your looking for a go to beadless putter.

Wow what more can I say about this disc. Immediately when I got this disc I knew it was going to be great and was going to fall in love with it. I seriously think I'll be bagging this disc forever.  It is definitely a stable and very straight flyer so even good for short and straight approach shots.

If you are looking for a disc golf disc that feels like it is meant to be used for disc golf so that you can play disc golf with it, this disc golf disc is the disc is for you.  

Whenever I hand my friends a warden they say, "wow, this disc just feels like a disc golf disc."

The first time I purchased a warden I bought six because.. why not? 

I carry four wardens, 3 in classic and one in prime. Two classics interchangeably used for putting out to about 35 feet. Get them in white and they will feel like a cloud in your hand as as they float straight into the basket with a tiny hook up at the end. The third classic used to be a primary putter, and now it has become a beautiful flyer that will hold its line to 200 feet and then slowly turn; this one is also used for putts 35 and out. The fourth warden in my bag is always a newish prime warden. This one is useful for anything within 260 for me, slight turn out of the hand with a slight hookup at the end. I use prime here because I like them new for this slot and they are cheaper. 
 

Get yourself a warden! 
 

Bead less putter with smooth release when putting or throwing. (I throw Hybrid plastic) (Putt Classic) Not super deep so good for most hands. With my hybrid spin putt style It's a very straight controllable putter with slight fade for long putts. I love the smooth release of the warden. 

I grabbed a few in Classic plastic as primary putters to try the beadless version of the Judge, and I instantly fell in love. A few in classic for putting practice, and one in a more premium plastic for throwing off the tee and you're set! 

The Warden holds lines well, and a is a great, neutral, straight flyer with a tiny fade at the end. 

It has climbed up the ranks in my bag to be my primary putter. I'll update this once my fuzion version arrives to talk about using a better plastic on drives, but even now with field work, it has an amazing glide and is easy to control. 

If you want a putter that can do it all then look no further. No bead, no problem the Warden has you covered. This is a very straight putter and it has a great amount of glide. I love the Warden and it is my go to putter. Classic feels great in the hand and the plastic is very durable.  The classic Warden has just a tick more fade than the Classic blend so its good for upshots that need to be straight or fade ever so slightly. If you are looking for a beadless putter that can do it all the Warden is what you are after.

This is my favorite putter.  Release it straight and it'll go straight, that's all there is to it.

There's nobody to blame for missing but yourself.

After reading through the reviews, I figured I would add my own.

For comparative reference:

I have been playing disc golf for around 7-8 years and I'm mediocre at best =)

Putting style is a combination of spin/push

On to the good stuff.  Over the past few years, I have mainly putted with something like a Wizard or Pa 3 and then switched to a beadless Aviar and found a lot of success due to the drop in stability and lack of bead.  I'm not necessarily a hard/fast putter, but I'm not floating them in there either.  I putt somewhere in between. 

I've been using the Warden for about a year now and can confidently say I have found my putter of choice.  Just like a beadless Aviar, I love the fact that there is no bead on this disc and it just feels really comfortable in my hand.  I also really like the plastic of this disc.  I rotate between both the classic, stiffer plastic and the classic soft.  Both plastics have great tackiness to them and I get considerably better grip on the disc than I did with a DX beadless Aviar, especially in wet conditions.  I like having both plastic options because I play my disc golf in Michigan.  Summer usually calls for a harder putter for me, and likewise, colder conditions in the Fall/Winter/Spring usually means I need something softer for grip.

What I like the most about this disc is the glide.  I find that I can put less effort on my putts and never worry about them not getting to the basket.  The Warden allows me to run jump putts from out to about 80-90ft and gives me an honest chance at making them.  Every other putter I've ever used would either dump out to the left on me or my spin on a jump putt would turn the disc right.  I love this disc for the fact that I can run these long putts straight at the basket.  the stability of this disc is right in that sweet spot.

Inside the circle, this disc is equally great.  I find that it's done nothing but improve my accuracy on those 40ft an in putts.  The Warden is a really straight putter.  If I miss, I know I didn't hit my release point where I should have.  I think that makes this disc great for a beginner to improve putting form and for seasoned players who are looking for a really accurate putter and don't quite putt hard enough for a 1 to 2 stability disc.  

The only time this disc can be a bit tricky is in the wind, especially headwind.  I find that if I add extra spin and hyzer to my putts, this can be counteracted pretty easily with practice and I would rather not switch to a more stable disc due to the conditions, but that's just me =)

As for throwing, I am just starting to adopt the Warden as a throwing putter in order to simplify my bag and increase consistency and feel in my discs.  This disc will take any line you want to put it on from hyzer, to straight, to anhyzer and help to develop good form.  I used to throw the Judge, and to be honest, I don't find much difference in the two aside from (you guessed it) the bead. The Judge may be a tiny bit more overstable and the Warden may have a bit more glide, but it's mostly negligible, especially if you're like me and not throwing a putter for anything over 250ft. 

When throwing/putting with slower speed discs, I always drape my index finger over the rim as opposed to how some players point their index finger forward on the rim without it actually being slightly under this disc.  For me, the bead sometimes catches on my finger and creates inconsistencies.  The Warden gets me a cleaner release and my putts. At the end of the day, that's why I choose the Warden over the Judge, or any other putter for that matter.

Hope this helps someone with their next purchase.  Happy discing!

Really good putter.  don't be silly and get a soft one.  All of the plastics are fairly soft on this which is why the classic is perfect for this mold.  I went through a try every putter phase and up until i found the Legacy Clutch, The Warden Clicked the most.  Lets just say you will make a lot of putts you don't think you will with the Warden.  In the end my true soul mate was the Legacy Clutch.  I have since not looked back but That doesn't mean i don't still care about the warden deep down. The Warden is Better than the Judge.

Amazing Putter! 

The Warden feels great, even in my tiny hands. This disc glides forever so if you have a problem missing putts short, try the Warden!

I use the Warden for so many different shots. Putting, upshots, drives, field practice. It does it all.

For putting: It's about personal opinion, whatever feels good will work well. THE WARDEN FEELS SO GOOD! It's got a very very neutral flight, meaning it will do exactly what you tell it to. A little hyzer, holds it. Straight as an arrow, holds it. Anhyzer, holds it. The only time the Warden ever shows weakness is in some wind, and again, that's just my preference to stable up a bit.

For throwing/driving: The perfectly stable or neutral flight path of the Warden tells you exactly how you are throwing. I like to think of it as a training disc. If you want it to hyzer, you have to hold good form and throw a proper hyzer. Same goes for a straight shot, if you throw it properly, it will hold it, straighter than anything I've ever thrown. Surprise surprise, it holds beautiful anhyzers too.

I personally bag 4. Two dedicated putting only ones and then an old 3-4 year old beat in beauty for those touchy anhy's, as well as a pretty new one for ripping on drives and ups.

All in all, I would recommend the warden to anyone who likes beadless putters. Try it in all plastics. I own 40+ wardens in all different plastics, you should too!

Profile: After an EXTENSIVE (15+ putters) search I found the Warden to be the best fit for my putting putter.  It has a lower profile than other putters out without being too shallow.  I'm not a fan of beads and this being beadless really fit my needs

Flight: As far as throwing it's very straight.  I prefer to throw it on a slight hyzer, then it stands up and holds the line to the ground.  I prefeered the dyemax for throwing, it seemed the most stable.

Putting: I found this to be the most neutral putter for my type of splush putting.  After 20 feet it will start to fade a bit but what disc doesn't.  At circles edge I'm only aiming 1 1/2 chains from the bar so still pretty straight.

Comparison: MVP Proxy - execept the Warden has a bit more depth than the proxy which I like for putting.

Final Thoughts:  Very consistent across plastics (I bought every type of plastic excpet fluid & supersoft), the dyemax and mixed plastics I would up the fade to from .5 to 1.  For putting I found the prime to be my favorite, as I like a beat in feel to my putters.  This didn't make my bag as a throwing putter, just beat in too much, too quickly, but it is still my putting putter.

Amazing putter! This is my go to putter. This disc fllies straight as can be and works very well driving too! Feels great in the hand as well, I definitely recommend it to players at every level!

This is an updated review of the Classic (hard) Warden.  After moving from Classic Blend to Classic (Hard), the Warden has become my putter of choice when I am using my putting stroke out to 40 ft. or so.  The Warden beat out all other putters, even the Judge, which is a great putter also.  Every time I try other putters, I come back to the Warden and the great feel in my hand and true straight flight just make me feel confident at "at home".

The Warden flies very straight for me, and the Classic plastic stays nice and firm for me even with heavy use.  The Classic Warden is also excellent for approach shots, with a nice straight throw that only dump-fades a little bit at the very end.

I also have a Fluid Warden for longer throws, upshots and off the tee.  The Fluid plastic is very grippy.  The flight is straight to slightly understable.  I'd love to get a Warden in Lucid plastic, should that ever become available.

The Warden is described as the "beadless Judge".  Some will find the Warden to be perfect for them, in the way the disc fits in their hand, the way it throws for them.  It's a good and easy disc for beginners and more experienced players alike.  I find it a very comfortable grip in my hand.

However, the Warden and Judge have more differences than just the lack of a bead.  The Warden does not have that gilde the Judge has;  in fact, the Warden has no better glide than an Aviar or any other standard putter.  I find the Judge's glide to be markedly better than almost any other putter, which is why I love the Judge.

But the Warden does have a very straight flight for inside-the-circle putts, and I suspect push putters will find it straighter than the Judge.

While the Judge is just a little bit better for me, others may find the Warden to be the better fit.  Either is excellent, it's IMHO a matter of personal taste.

I have been throwing Wardens since just about when they came out. This is the most pure straight flying putter 40ft. and in. I have yet to get my hands on a better putter for push putting (believe me I've tried). My only knock against this disc is that because of its glide, it is quite affected by stronger winds. In moderate headwinds I must aim just above the bucket as when I putt, it lifts significantly to center to above center. In a tailwind Vice-Versa. In the end, if you are looking for a push putter that does the work for you, and a workhorse upshot disc, you can't go wrong with a Warden.

I absolutely love my Warden.  It goes so straight for me. I've tried many putters. My soft envy has such a hard left turn that it's hard to hit the basket sometimes. My Wizard always seems to skip right out of the basket, but my orange Warden just plops straight in the basket and stays there. I've never had a putter like it. I recommend to it to anyone,  especially beginners. I rated it 4 and not 5 stars because the plastic seems to get beat up quickly with use.

This is a great putter. It flies very straight. It's extremely comfortable in your hand. If you like no-bead putters, put this at the top of your list to try out.

I found the Warden at a time when I was trying to find a replacement for my beadless Aviars.  I got several and spent many months with this disc.  The flight path is wonderful and it's basically a point and shoot.  Perfect for straight shots.  My only problem was, because of the glide of the disc, I was consistantly hitting the top of the basket.  So after many months, I had to give this disc up and find something else that worked more for my style.

That being said, it has not left my bag since, even though I don't putt with it.  Why?  The Warden is a FANTASTIC driving putter.  Definitely one of the best.  I never putt with them anymore, but I throw them often.  For that reason, it is definitely worth the purchase.

I have only been using this putter for about 2 months and i love it. It holds whatever line you put it on with very little fade at the end. My new main putter.

The classic Warden has been my go to putter for almost a year now. It is the most comfortable putter I have held with the straightest flight.

If you are currently throwing Gateway Warlocks and are looking to switch to a Trilogy putter then the Warden is what you're looking for, they are almost identical in both flight and feel.

Dynamic produces so many great discs and the warden is another...i have four in my bag one classic one soft and 2 classic blends. Love the feel of the blends. classic seems to be a little more stable than the other two but just overall a great putter that will hold a line and feels great in your hand.