I've decided upon this as my go-to putter of choice. It's cheap, has great glide, fits nicely in the hand for those of us who don't want a bead, and just gets the job done. I wouldn't shy away from the Prime plastic (that's what I use) just because it's the cheapest. It beats in quickly but just adds to the point-and-shoot nature of the disc. For a while I switched to the Luna, because that's all the rage, but then it came time for me to add more to my bag, and at 30 bucks a pop I decided it wasn't worth it. The Prime Warden fits in the hand and does the job just as well (with a little less fade, to be honest) at a fraction of the price.

The Warden is exactly a beadless Judge, similar to an Aviar but with a slightly more comfortable feel. Mine started out dead straight before beating into a nice understable putter useful for both forehand out-of-trouble shots and touchy backhand throws. If you like beadless putters, the Warden would be a great choice that I think could match anyone's hands.

172 grams Dynamic Discs Classic Blend Warden

The Warden feels good in the hand.  It is beadless and fairly deep.  It looks and feels similar to an Innova Aviar.  The Classic Blend plastic has a good texture.  The grip is good with a little pliability.  

The Warden has a nice straight flight.  It has good glide, with just a little fade.  I mostly use it as a putting putter, and is extremely reliable as a solid straight putter. 

The Warden is a great putter.  It would be great for beginners or more advanced players.  If you do not like a bead, then try a Dynamic Discs Warden.  It might be the putter for you. 

I choose this to be my stable putter. I works well off the tee and near the basket/.

If you need a putter to hold a line if you're a spin putter, or give you some straight glide if you're a loft putter, then this is the disc to try. Feel similar to an Aviar, has no bead, and glides for days. Since switching over from the Judge to the Warden, my circle 2 percentage has gone up by double digits. The Warden will hold a straight line longer then most neutral putters which lets you concentrate on simply aiming at the middle of the chains. 

For throwing the Warden also performs well in most conditions. It will hold a light hyzer line and turn well on an anhyzer. If there is some wind, then you may not want to throw a Warden off the tee. Just beware that the glide on this putter can end up taking you past your intended target. I highly recommend this putter 

I bought this disc after hearing it is basically a Judge without a bead. It is that. So it has a comfortable feel in the hand, maybe a tad deeper then I prefer. The flight is great which is very straight and a mild drift for a fade on full power throws up to 300 feet.

I enjoyed trying this disc but isn't a disc I bag currently as I have 50+ other putters to choose from but it is certainly a good one. 

Less stable beadless Judge. Amazing for putting and will add effortless distance. I find myself refraining from jump putting from outside the circle and instead just add a little anny and it tends to always come back out of it. Does not like to be thrown hard off of the tee and will turn over making the judge the superior of the two when it comes to that, but can still find some use in short upshots with low power. 

Such a comfortable disc in the hand that lets you throw beautiful touch shots. It's my hyzer flip to straight or turn over putter. Also a great get out of jail flick if you have to stand still while reaching out.

When making the jump from loaned Innova discs (as a beginner) to the Trilogy lineup (many companies make great discs, DD better affects my regional community), I really wanted something to replace my Aviar. Other than the Warden's beadless design, the disc serves both purposes of circle putts, as well as 150-200 foot approaches (at my skill level). Loving it so far, and intend to pick up a few more for practice drills.

This is my go to for approach shots. It can hold any line you throw it on. I love it for annhyzers; it will hold the line 95% of the flight before it evens out and comes down. 

Also started putting with it. Feels great in the hand and offers a nice consistent release. Flies straight and has enough glide to get to the basket. I'd say the warden is a must have in the bag.

I have been playing for only a few months, and as my game has improved and experience has grown I am leaving the "try everything you can" phase and beginning to build my bag with what works for me. The putter was a part of this process that took awhile, but ended with the Warden.

I started with a Whale, got comfortable but never confident with it. So I borrowed putters from all of my friends, and spent a bunch of time with a basket testing them all out. Wizards, Ridges, Aviars, none of them really worked for me.

I bought a Warden on a whim mostly because I had never tried a Dynamic Disc putter, and from the first moment I held it, I felt like I was on to something. It fit in my hand perfectly, and the Prime plastic while cheap in price, felt amazing. First few putts I tried with my basket I felt it come out of my hand like a dream and grip the chains. I was hitting all the putts I considered automatic putts with my main putter before, and started working back 10-15 feet and started draining those too. 

Played a few rounds with it, and had my best two rounds yet back to back, and I highly attribute my success to making more putts, and not having doubts about when I step to my marker.  Shaved about 4-5 strokes off my previous norm.

Even when I miss, I don't miss by much and it plants itself well. 

What I like most about it is the relatively neutral fade, especially for putting I want a neutral disc that only is going to slide right when I want it to. The .5 fade rating is about right.

Liked it so much, I bought 4 more of them for practice and loaning to friends. I can't say enough good about the Warden. Really gave me confidence in my short game, and I am sure it will help you too.

UPDATE: Still love the Warden. The biggest bonus was how amazing the fluid warden is as an approach disc. It feels so great out of the hand, and it lands soft and sticks. Seriously look no further for an approach disc than a fluid warden. 

Still banging out putts with the Wardens. Almost every single putt inside and a few feet outside the circle I feel I have a solid chance to bury. Great feeling when you find that putter that you get with.