The Suspect is my favorite approach disc, its a little less stable than the zone in most plastics but remains reliable unless there is a strong wind. I throw it both forehand and backhand as needed. 

I had picked up Suspects to possibly replace my harps. I had lost faith in my soft harp, and wanted to see how a suspect did in that role. It performed....in a mixed way. 

I really liked the Classic Soft Suspect. It flew exactly how I wanted it to. However, the Fuzion one I got to be my off the tee OS short disc was...almost a different disc. It was domed, and it flew very straight with no bite to the end that I wanted. I got a Lucid Suspect, same deal. The suspect is a nice straight flier in those plastics, but thats not what I am looking for- I want that BITE at the end. 

Not as stable as expected. 

This is one of the few mids that are "over stable" that I have found to live up to its billing. That's because I have a lot of wrist snap but this disc had never turned over for me. Great option for short range swooping hyzers/approach shots. A staple mid in my bag for quite sometime now.

Easily one of my favorite and most reliable discs. It feels good in the hand with a nice flat top that is comfortable for both backhand and forehand. It fits perfectly into the "tweener" spot between a putter and a midrange.

The suspect handles power well and will fly straight with a reliable overstable finish. The lack of glide helps with predictable distance control.

It is similar to a Harp but with a little more distance and a smoother overstable flight path. I prefer the suspect on all shots except spike hyzers.

Many people will compare the Suspect to a Harp because of the flight numbers and flight itself. I do not think that is completely accurate, at least not with the Fuzion plastic. It is a fantastic disc in its own regard. I have both a Harp and Suspect, and I love both. The difference in the two that I notice is the suspect will flip and it will go a bit further than the Harp will, so it is nice when I need something a little longer but with a decent amount of fade to it still

Fuzion 173. Great disc for shorter shots you need to go straight for most of the flight then fade out at the end. It is also great for subtle hyzer lines. This disc is great for those holes that have a smaller hyzer curve to them where you worry about putting your super os mid too far right (I'm left handed). It's a very flat disc that will not skip too far either. I find myself using it more and more and it is a disc I trust to give me great results every time.

The Suspect is my go to overstable putter/mid.  When the wind picks up I putt and approach with a Classic Soft.  For driving I prefer the Fuzion over the Lucid.  Thrown hard with hyzer expect it to run the curve the whole way, if low it will skip.  Thrown hard and flat it goes very straight then fades out in the last 50ft.  Typically I like it on holes under 260ft, yes it can go farther but I will use a Verdict at those distances.