I like this disc a lot. It has become my number one putting disc inside C1. I switched from the Judge to this disc, as the feel was almost the same, but the fade seemed so much less than with the Judge. A direct line to the basket, and soft enough to catch chains consistently when they're hit. 

The Warden is the beadless version of the Judge from Dynamic Discs. This is a real neutral to understable putter for me. In the hand it has a similar feel to an Aviar, but the Classic Soft plastic was not for me. It was just a bit too floppy. The flight was very neutral unless I put some power on it, then it just wanted to turn and not come back. Inside the circle and just outside is where this disc really worked for me. It holds a straight line one a putt for a long time, making it easy for me to spin putt with. This is a nice disc, and would be great for me in a firmer plastic. 

I bought this disc about a year ago and it has been my main putter until I bought the P2 a couple weeks ago. Ratings are accurate and this disc can handle any amount of power you put on it. I still use it as an approach disc and for long distance putts.

Awesome awesome putter. I use one in classic soft with an awesome handeye stamp for all my putting duties and then I have a classic blend that I use for approach and short tee shots. It comes out of the hand smooth and dead straight with minimum fade.When I throw it off the tee I don't try to over power it but just be easy and smooth and it will reward with a laser beam. If you like a beadless putter you owe it to yourself to try this one out.

I don't have much to say besides this

These are the putters I used before the warden: Colt,birdie,envy,proxy,wedge,gauntlet,dart,harp,magnet

The only putter I now want for putting - warden. 

No other putter has ever given me the control or the accuracy the warden has. If I don't play with my wardens, my score decides its a good day to climb mount everest. This putter has won me more games than any other ones have or could. 

My bag is generally simple and if I had to pick one putter it's the warden every time. It's beadless which I thinks allows it a smoother release when I throw it. And I like the classic soft cause it sticks to the chains. Countless birdies scored with my trusty warden.

I love this putter.  I got this in a 2 disc challenge tournament and almost won the thing off my putting.  Since then, it is the only putter I use from 50 feet in.  Very accurate and straight.  The feel for this is amazing, beadless putters feel smooth on the release.  Definitely recommend this putter!

(Im a LH push putter) Absolutely changed my putt game going from soft & medium vibrams to judges to wardens. I bag 2 classic soft 173g wardens, one of which has a slightly deeper rim(& handeye stamp). Use these for those straight up 30's or most recently made those stubborn Y tree shots with float over putts. it does hold a nice anhyzer-back to center, but it does not s curve. It holds a decent hyzer. 

I've tried a lot of putters since I started playing, and I've settled on the Warden in Classic Soft plastic.  For me, it's a very accurate putter, inside or outside the circle.  I've spent two years with my Wardens, and I know where they will land almost immediately after they leave my hand.  The Classic Soft plastic is my pick for the tacky grip they give over the Blend or regular Classic.

I am a big fan of the Dynamic Discs Warden. Before I start my review, I'll let you know what my particular setup for this disc is.

My putting style: spin putting
Plastic type: Classic Soft
Weight: 174-176

I have been through a number of putters during my time as a disc golfer. Aviar, Banger GT, Soft Focus, but then I moved to the Warden and just liked this disc. The Warden is a beadless Judge, I find they have a very similar flight path, but my hands just prefer the beadless design of the Warden.

As far as plastic types go, I have a Classic, and a Classic Soft. I really don't use the Classic because it's much more stiff and slick than the Classic Soft is. It's much easier for me to lose my grip when putting with a stiff, but slick plastic type. The Classic Warden became my driving putter. I just prefer a putter that is tacky and soft, it just works better for me. If you are stuggling with what the Classic Soft feels like with Dynamic Discs, I would compare is to any of Discraft's "soft" putters. 

Hard to really describe the flight characteristics when it's strictly my putting putter. I don't drive with it, and rarely use it for layup shots (unless the shot needs to stick and have no chance of standing up and rolling). For my spin putt, it doesn't have as much fade as my FLX Challenger, but it's the perfect amount for me. I tend to spin putt on flat and dead on or a slight anhyzer. If I do this is has just a tiny bit of fade from about 30ft out. I will sometimes putt on a hyzer line and it holds nicely. The softness and grip of the Classic Soft tends to grab the chains. 

Give this disc a shot, but choose the right plastic that works for you.

Best putter. Have tried Wizards(too hard), Zombies(works alright) Aviar( nothing special) and Judge(dont like the bead).  I don't tend to frive with it, but my classic soft Warden is my go-to inside the circle. Grabs chains, flops dead where it lands.  I love the grip of the classic soft, great for spin-putts but stiff enough to drive with if you wanted to.  Gets scuffed and dirty easy, but what putter doesn't.  I don't see any other putter taking its place anytime soon.

The Warden was surprisingly awesome! The plastic was a little bit softer than my preference, but I could still get a great release point and was smashing some good putts with it. It also has a nice dependable straight flight path for both drives and upshots. 

I probably wouldn't recommend the Soft variation in strong windy conditions. 

Hands down, my favorite putter. I use it for both driving and putting. Holds its line great and just feels amazing in my hands. This was the disc that made everything click for me. Love the plastic too, not to stiff and not to floppy. 

This is my go to disc on upshots and short tunnel holes off the tee. With the most glide out of any putter I have in my bag, it will fly a long way with minimal power put into the throw. Good for RHBH and RHFH throws, it will hold any line you put it on and stay there. I've thrown a flick anhyzer with it and it just floated to the ground beside the basket like you dropped a feather and watched it land. Being the Classic Soft blend of plastic, it hasn't been gouged or scuffed seriously by basket or tree hits. Still, I'm hitting up Dynamic Discs to put it out in Fluid or Lucid plastic as well, just to have the more durable plastic for this awesome mold.

Wow has this putter made my year.

Over a decade I've played with an Omega SuperSoft and always enjoyed how it felt in my hand and held on to the chains, "Cheating the Basket".  I never liked the other putters out there, although I tried many, they were either too rigid, slippery, or inconsistent for me.

Fast forward to the Warden. The Classic Soft Warden was almost like an upgraded version of the Omega I'd felt was part of me. The Warden felt right for me from the first putt. I've sinced replaced all my Omega's and now use the Warden exclusively. 

The Warden is a little more firm then what I was used to, but it give me a slight straighter flight outside the circle than I had before.


 

Just doubling back. Still really digging the Warden. With the snow and freezing I ended up grabbing a soft warden. Gotta say for the cold/wet soft wins hands down. I am up to 4 wardens in classic and blend and 1 soft classic. In the cold/wet the classic can come out a bit sloppy.

I have had a soft judge for months, just never really gel'd with it. Started using a Discmania P3 for wind and driving and liked the rim. At the DD 2-disc challenge I noticed the warden had a similar rim so I gave it a shot. Within a week I was hitting more puts and from farther distances. Guess this putter is just more intuitive for me. It goes where I aim it. The rim is clean and shallow, so I rarely miss wide with it. I have had a few putter evolutions, but I think this one is here to stay. Only caveat, for me it likes to be thrown aggressively. For me this is a good thing. When I throw it soft it fades off pretty hard and I mutter at myself...