Very forgiving disc for me, I use it mostly on up shots and approaches as I find mine has quite a bit of glide. A go to disc in my bag. 

Great putter, holds the line and flies as straight as you need it to. It is also a great option for a long approach or driving a shorter par 3. The classic burst feels great in your hand and gives me good confidence in my release. Only issue I've run into is the edge of this disc can turn it into a bit of a roller if it doesn't hit it's target. I've seen some rollers that bounced off the basket that took me nearly 20ft away from the point of impact more consistently than not. Still, this is my current go to putter. 

174-176g. My main putter. I putt Classic and Classic Burst. I prefer the feel of the Judge because of bead but I spin putt and that just doesnt work. Straight putter with a tad finish left. Dependable with good glide.

Beadless putter with medium depth, not as shallow as a pure but not as deep as a dagger or a P2. The bursts seem have a nice buttery feel to them, not too smooth not too grippy. Slightly firm with a flat top. Point and shoot putter

The Warden is a very versatile disc that I feel a lot of players of all skills can use. I have this disc in Classic hard plastic so I'll be talking about that.

I first got the Warden since my brother got the Judge and I didn't like the bead but I liked the flight of it. I used it for putting for a few rounds and didn't really have anything bad or good to say about it. I liked the feel of the plastic and the flight was good. But I eventually did stop using it for putting.

Classic plastic is definitely in my top 3 putting plastics (350g, Electron.) But I'm also not a very big fan of how all these plastics feel when brand new except Electron. When Classic gets beat in, it gets a matte finish and even gets better grip for me. And it becomes straighter and a little floatier too.

This did become my main driving putter. It was so easy to get it to go far. Its a really nice glidey and straight disc. Even on a full rip I didn't really ever get turn out of it, it just went really straight. I have since replaced this with the Axiom Neutron Envy as my main driving putter.

The Warden stayed in my bag but I never really used it so I eventually took it out. I have tried so many putters. P2 in different plastics, PA3, PA1, Aviar in different plastics, Envy, Atom, Ion, Maiden, Shield, Deputy. All have had good points but none really stuck. I decided to take the Warden and bring it to a dubs match I played. It was probably the best decision I made for the round. As soon as I held it again I felt really comfortable and confident.

My putting is so effortless with the warden. Like I said above, its like every time I grab this disc I know that I feel confident that I'll make the putt, and confidence is huge when playing. The Warden has a really nice straight flight, nice and glidey so longer putts feel easier. It has the perfect amount of stability for me.

Plastic: Classic Burst

Weight: 173g

I would say that my disc is slightly over stable. Has more fade/hyzer than it says in which is really good for me. Works great in light cross breezes or little tail wind.

Great feel in the hand bead less and smooth.

I throw the warden for about 40% of time when I putt. Great Putter.

A great putter for all skill levels! Its really great because of how straight it flies for putting, but with a reliable soft fade at the end. Surprisingly wind resistant for a straight putter. I like the classic plastic because it is soft feeling in the hand without being floppy, and it wears in really evenly with time. I never used it as a throwing putter but I know a lot of people who say its just as good as a thrower as it is for putting. Would highly recommend for people who like the aviar but want a slightly different feel in the hand. I have switched back and forth between these and McPro aviars several times.

Amazing. Simply put this disc goes straight and may fade a hair if you hyzer flip it up and let it fade back but on flat hard throws it goes and goes. Downhill shots right at the basket it just hovers over the ground. I also bag lucid, medium, hard and soft. Lucid is most stable good for longer throws and slow bending right shots that finish flat straight. Medium for putting or short approaches. Hard for off the tee dead straight max 280 it will fly further though if you add power. Soft for little hyzer appraoches that just flub out and sit mostly it will still roll. Lots of rocky and hill greens at courses around me. Just buy a bunch any weight from 173 to 176 will do for these!