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Dynamic Discs Verdict

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A predictable overstable midrange that holds its line when the wind is threatening to flip everything else.

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Flight numbers
5.0
Speed
4.0
Glide
0.0
Turn
3.5
Fade
Understable Stable Overstable
Based on turn + fade. Actual flight shifts with arm speed and conditions.
The Dynamic Discs Verdict is a predictable, overstable midrange. Dynamic Discs describes it as the disc you can trust to get midrange distance even when the wind is threatening to flip everything you throw, and it is built as a complement to the Truth in speed and hand feel. The Verdict resists torque well and finishes with a firm, consistent fade, which makes it useful for overstable approaches, tee shots, and straight lines in windy conditions. It keeps enough glide for its stability class to reach real distance rather than dropping short. This is a dependable pick for intermediate and advanced players who need a midrange that will not turn over. Newer players will find it quite overstable, and tend to get more out of it in lighter weights.

Choose your plastic

2 options
Fuzion Verdict Midrange Disc Golf Disc from the Pandemic 13 Disc Golf Event
Grippy

Fuzion

$22.00
Dynamic Discs Verdict disc golf midrange in Lucid Ice plastic with Pandamonium Panda Corner X stamp
Clearest look

Lucid Ice

$18.99

Which plastic should I get?

PlasticFeelDurabilityBest for
Fuzion Grippier than Lucid, opaque Very High, close behind Lucid Drivers and midranges, extra grip
Lucid Ice Clearer and stiffer than standard Lucid Very high, same as Lucid Windy days and power throws

Common questions

Is the Verdict good for beginners?
It will feel quite overstable to newer players, finishing well left of the target for a right-handed backhand throw. Lighter weights make it more manageable while you build arm speed.
Is the Verdict overstable?
Yes. It is one of the more reliably overstable midranges available, with no high-speed turn and a strong finishing fade that holds up in wind and under power.
What is the difference between the Verdict and the EMAC Truth?
The EMAC Truth is the straighter, more neutral of the two and works as an everyday midrange. The Verdict is noticeably more overstable and built for wind, forehands, and shots that must finish left for a right-handed backhand throw.