When I first started playing disc golf, I had a friend who swore by this putter, so I gave it a shot, and I have not been disappointed. The minimal fade gives you the accuracy around the circle. The harder prime burst is ideal for shorter putts, and I like the softer plastics for approach shots with both the backhand or forehand, as it's really comfortable off of the hand. You can throw this baby 250'-300' off of the pad with good control, so overall this is a very versatile putter. Highly recommended. 

I have 2 max weight dye max. These are the only 2 wardens I have thrown. I was bagging them as a driving putter for awile. They have great glide and a failry resistant to flipping over as far as putters go for driving. The dyemax was a bit slick in has escpically when wet. Now that I have more controll of my form I can get other putters to cover this slot, but if looking for a slightly over stable putter give this beadless/micro beaded  putter a try

This is my go-to putter. Out of the box, it's a pretty straight flyer, but after using it for 2 years it has become a great point and shoot disc for spin putters.

I bought a DyeMax Warden for driving and upshots. I really like the feel of Prime and Classic plastics, but I wanted something that would last a little longer. At the time, the only way to get a Warden in Lucid or Fuzion was to buy it in DyeMax (although it is available in Fluid premium plastic). 

If and when the Warden comes out in normal Lucid and Fuzion, I will probably buy one of each. The DyeMax is awesome, but it does make the surface on top extremely slick. As a driving putter in premium plastic, the Warden is perfect. It has a very neutral flight, awesome glide, great feel, and a pretty consistent light fade at the end. 

I like throwing the Judge as well, but it really depends on if you like the feel of a bead or not. I have noticed that the beadless Warden does feel deeper than the Judge, but the flights are nearly identical.  

Overall this is a fantastic driving putter. It has a very neutral flight, and feels great in the hand. The DyeMax can be a little slick, but it doesn't change the feel too much. Check out the Warden, in any plastic, for any purpose (driving, upshots, putting) and you will love it.