its been ALOT of work to find this midrange for me, and it fit the slot I wasn't even expecting. I recently decided to try, and did, an ALL Dynamic Discs Setup. I have since changed, but my midranges have not.  I bag ONLY Dynamic Discs Midranges. The suspect is the best upshot disc. Verdict is solid OS, headwind, flicker, and the Truth, well I have 3, and they all fly a little different.  Getting to the Fugitive. So so versitile, as an upshot disc, as an approach disc, and a driver.  The slot the fuzion fugitive has filled for me is that of understable midrange.  I went through Pearls, Flying Squirrels, M5's, Fuses, and Tursas, and none of them fit quite right.  The Fugitive did.  I have found Fuzion plastic to be very flippy, but very controllable at the same time.  If i put the spin on it, it turns over, and is very glidey, but doesnt dump, it holds the line.  A little hyzer pulls a dead straight line, very similar to a heavy Buzzz, now if I need something that will flex, I go to my 165g Fluid Truth, but if I need to turn over, or go dead straight up hill its the Fugitive.  I probably could live with just my bag of Truths, but on the occasions that I pull out the Fugitive it never lets me down.  Classic is a little more stable, but still flies the same way.  Im going to try out a Lucid, and see how that suits me. Suprisingly enough if your looking for a good turn over mid range, controllable approach disc, or possibly a first midrange. I highly recommend the Fugitive.  I have over 30 midranges, so to say the Fugitive has earned a spot in my back says alot.