I absolutely love this disc!! It can handle a lot of power without turning over. Really flat top and it has a decently shallow rim. Extremely comfortable for forehand shots. I use this disc for short drives or approaches, basically anything within 200 feet. It has helped take a few strokes off of my game. It flies straight then fades out pretty decently and reliably. Amazing disc once you figure it out. I always have to have one in my bag.

The Harp was the first disc I felt comfortable throwing forehand. It added a forehand upshot to my game, which has since become one of the strongest parts of my game. As a lefty, I also love the disc for bh tee shots on short dog leg right holes. I have since replaced my Harp with a razorclaw as I find it slightly more dependable but always keep the harp in the bag as a backup. Very good disc.

When you think of overstable approach discs this one needs to come up in the conversation. The harp is just that an overstable approach disc, it would not be a very good putting putter due to the overstability but it shines for those approach shots. The harp has a great feeling in the hand for forehands and backhands and it is a disc that really can work miracles. It flies very similar to a zone in my opinion and I really did not notice a huge difference when I compared them. Slight rim differences but very similar flights. It makes sense the harp is used so often by players of all skill levels because it can be used by almost anyone. If you need an overstable approach disc, and if you don't have one get one, try out the harp because you will not be disappointed by the flight. You also will not be disappointed when you go out and your game is elevated by one disc.

Great approach disc for the 200-225 slot. I can push it out close to 260 if needed. The overstability helps me keep from overshooting those shorter throws where a straight putter can carry past the basket. To me it flies like a less glidey Zone.

Overall this is a great disc! It will do anything that you want it to do! I am extremely dominate in my forehand play and this has been great for that. In terms of forehand, I would consider myself above average. With that skill set, I can make this disc do anything and everything I want. However, my backhand is well below average. This is something that I have been working on and this disc has also been great for that. So, with that being said, I firmly believe this disc is a great disc for all golfers and anyone should back one!

I'm still very new to this sport and to forehand throwing but once I picked up the Harp it instantly felt right. The weight felt good. Grip is nice (in fair conditions, haven't played in the rain with it yet). I love the flat top! I'd said that the numbers are accurate. 

If you're a newer player and are looking for a disc to learn forehand or player looking for a great approach disc, look no further! This will for sure be staying in my bag for years to come!

This disc is a phenomenal approach disc.  I would not use it as a putting putter, but when you need those nice technical approaches this disc can fill that slot.  It can be thrown both backhand and forehand with precision, which is what I typically require for my approach discs.  I primarily throw this forehand, and it provides a clean release and produces a smooth flight that sails out with a dependable, little fade at the end of the flight.  The Tournament plastic has some skip to it, but if that is too much for you then the BT versions might work better.  Just look at Ricky Wysocki and you will see that this disc is even trusted heavily among the pros.  You can trust it too!  Pick up a harp and start hearing the Sweet melody of those chains!

When disc golfers talk about their "Get out of jail free" disc, this one is mine hands down. The look and feel of the tournament burst is pretty amazing and felt great from the first time I held it. I can throw this disc on a high anny RHFH and it will coast left for touch forehands, throw it straight hyzer and fade hard right, or flat and it will go exactly where I want it. I also use it for <100 foot rollers when I really need to get out of trouble! I really thought the Harp was a Wysocki blow up and overrated. I couldn't have been more wrong. This disc has been in my bag from day one and I don;t ever see it leaving. Unbelievable control and accuracy when you put the time in to learn it. Also rocking the stamp wars winner "Always Watching" on my current bag disc. Lastly, the durability is clutch. I've thrown mine over so many rocky terrains and hit plenty of trees, and there is hardly a few chips on this disc. I honestly can;t rave enough. If you're a forehand player, get one (or two) of these in the bag, now!

I bought the Harp a while back and just didn't love it. As my skills have progressed, I have worked it back in the lineup and I love what it does. I can forehand or backhand this disc and it flies fairly straight but with reliable fade. Hardly any turn. It's definitely a hybrid mid/putter. I do not typically throw putters well due to grip issues, but I can get a good grip on the Harp and it performs beautifully. Also Trilogy's burst plastic are the best looking discs in disc golf.