This is a great overstable mid, it really hits the sweet spot of being beefy but not a glideless brick.  I like the feel in the hand, it is a fairly slim midrange and has a bead, I find it very comfortable for forehands.  The Icon plastic feels great, no complaints there, and the disc itself is board flat which is usally what I'm looking for in an overstable midrange.  It's nice for approach shots when I need to crash into the green and I also throw it a lot off of the tee mostly for forehand flex shots or when I need to hang something out wide and let it fade back to the fairway.  Despite being very overstable it still has reasonable glide, I find I can get ok distance out of it.  It is also a great wind fighter.  Great disc, more overstable than a DGA Quake but less so than a Justice or Mutant.  

Great stability when you first get it and then it beats in and becomes a workhorse for the bag. I use it mostly for forehands but it works well for a good stable backhand as well. Favorite disc in the bag by far 

I'm really falling for Legacy's plastic these days! It's all about the feel in the hand. They mean it when they say " Throw with Confidence". The grip and overall feel are second to none. So, the Recluse has some similarities to my Rocx3 with some nice differences. It has a very flat top and a bigger bead than the Rocx3. It fits my grip a little better especially for forehand. I can put it in my hand and I'm ready to throw. There's no searching for the grip. 

This is one that has become a favorite of mine! Short distance but need a meat hook to get around trees or rocks. Great design as well!

The Icon Recluse kicked the Justice out of my bag. It is extremely overstable, possibly even more than a Moonshine Justice. I throw it solely forehand. I like it for overstable approach shots that i need to hyzer hard or flex fast around something. I like the big bead feel, and with the Icon plastic I know it will keep its overstability forever.

Comparable to a prodigy A2 but less of a dumpy fade very workable. It has a comfortable bead. I personally just use it as a utility disc for short forehand approach shots or flex shots. Also pretty dang good for short rollers to about 70 80ft if you get in some trouble and need to get back in the fairway. Highly recommend this disc to any skill level, youll find a spot for it in your bag.

Not as OS as a glimmer A2, Flake Anvil, or SE Anvil. Has a bead, which I didn't know when I purchased it. Will flip to flat and ride straight. Not as OS as I thought, but still very usable. I would say if a Verdict had a Big Brother, this would be it. Beaded Verdict Pro. Mine is puddle topped, which I like. Mine is not a 4 fade, more like a 3.5, and I believe the glide is higher than advertised, but not by alot.

More stable than a Pursuit, not quite as stable as a Justice.  Icon plastic is the best.