Very workable upshot disc forehand or backhand. I prefer the forehand upshot and can shape flex lines in the woods to eat up the last few feet to the basket. Don't sleep on it off the tee either. I will throw it for shorter 250’ or under but I'm sure stronger arms can crank out even more distance 

Great overstable approach disc that you can throw FH or BH. The origio plastic feels really good in the hand. Has to be my favorite Westside mold in my bag.

Origio Burst ~175g

This is my go-to approach disc. Throw it flat, it stays flat with a touch of fade. Throw it hyzer, and it will hold that angle until it hits the ground. Throw it anhyzer, same scenario. Definitely should be in everyone's bag for its unique shape and its versatility.

I found one of these about 8 months ago, but it does not seem too beat in still.

Got a BT soft Harp a while back and while i can see the appeal, it really isn't for me. The shape of the disc is fine and i might prefer it in a different plastic. The soft is just that: soft. Super flexible and gummy. I prefer a more rigid disc, so I'll be finding a new home for the Harp.

A friend alerted me to this being a great disc for me to try to develop a soft flick shot with a good fade at the end.  I tried the Harp and now it has a home in my bag. I am excited to develop a good backhand hyzer curl shot as well, but this disc makes the forehand flick approach shots easy to throw.  Keep it flat and it will slightly fade; add some tilt and it fully bends around trees in the way of the basket with ease.

I'm fairly new to the game. Although I've dabbled with other people's discs many times over the years, I just started playing with my own discs about 6 months ago and the Harp is the first overstable approach disc that I've tried. I am absolutely in love with it and tend to throw it more frequently than my mids now. I predominantly use it for FH approach (100-125ft) but BH are nice too in the 150-200ft range. I have had a few flick-ins with it from just outside C2 up to about 90ft out. It usually sticks where it lands or has a nice roll toward the basket. It is also very straight on FH roll and using this disc for anhyzer FH shots to get out of trouble and/or get around obstacles has really opened up my game. I have a feeling that I'll always want a Harp or something similar in my bag. 

I gave the stock flight ratings because I don't think I'm experienced enough to say otherwise.

I picked up the harp as I was needing a sold overstable putter that I would feel confident not turning over on long approach shots or off the tee. The Harp fits this spot perfectly. The flat top of the harp makes it feel super comfortable for forehand shots as well. This disc is becoming my go to approach disc and driving putter. This thing is super reliable and has so far always faded back for me even on aggressive turnover and flex lines. If you're not crazy about having a super stable approach disc, this thing makes a great utility disc as well and has helped me in many scramble situations. 

This thing is weird. Everybody says it's like an over stable disc, but it's not.

RHFH players need this disc in their bag

Origio Burst 175g- This disc is one of my favorite discs that I have ever thrown. I have played with it for about a year now, and it is my most reliable approach disc within 200ft. It doesn't take much for you to get it to fly flat, and when it does, it consistently hits the ground with minimal skip or roll away. It is perfect for wooded courses, and I know that I can get 250ft of distance even with imperfect form. The Harp will teach you angle control. In my opinion, all RHFH players need some sort of disc in their bag that can fill a need within 250ft with a flat to ryzer shot. Why not do it with the most reliable disc out there?

This disc is my most solid approach disc.  I've had it in my bag since I found it and use it for forehands that dig into the ground and land right at the pin.  I came from playing ultimate and really enjoyed how the rim felt (and the Origio Burst plastic too.)  Everything clicked and now that it's beat in I feel very confident in my approaches.  It's stayed stable enough to put a lot of energy into the throw without any turnover in headwinds.  When it hits the ground I find that it sputters around in a nice circle when the groundplay is fast.  

I had to write a follow up review to this disc to say that in the several months I have been using this disc, it has become my main approach disc. This disc is super dependable and doesn't skip too far when it hits the ground. I really love this disc for those low ceiling straight shots, where I can really lay into this on an anhyzer line and know that it will pull out of it. My origio is beat up pretty good but still rides a dependable line. The only time I do not throw this on an approach shot is when there is not enough room on the right. But then again, this is the disc that I used to learn how to throw a forehand with. This is also my go to when I need an approach shot to bend to the right. This may be my favorite disc I have!

This is the most useful disc in my bag. I can drive, upshot and putt with this disc. I primarily use it for side arm. The origio burst and BT hard are super stiff and have great grip. They break in quite nicely to a straight to OS flight. 

Pros: overstable with glide. Great feel I. The hand. Flat Top making it comfy for forehand. Forgiving and versitile. 

Cons: if the wind hits the bottom of this discs, it is gone. I always try my best to keep it level, which makes it more favorable for forehand shots.

So happy to have my origio burst Harp in my bag!! Been holding out for awhile, giving the Roc a bunch of chances to stick around. Finally took it out and have been using a colt, which I love, but I needed a disc to make the hard fade when needed. Enter the harp! Feels great in my hand and i love the flight. The top is super flat, which is what i was looking for. Such a great disc when you have the room to let it make its turn. Can't say enough about it!

In origio burst this mold is amazing.

Board flat

always finishes left(rhbh)

Grippy and stiff plastic

Best uses: os flick approach/ wind putts

THE PERFECT FOREHAND APPROACH DISC

If you have ever watched Ricky Wysocki play, then you have likely seen him throw a Westside Harp. He basically puts this disc anywhere he wants to with a forehand shot. Now that I own one, that's exactly what I do too. (well, sort of...)

Seriously though, if you are a forehand player or are working on getting a forehand shot down, I can't recommend this disc enough. It flies super straight and glides nicely, then at the very end peels off to the right (for RHFH players). If you plan to run at the basket from far out, you should keep in mind that this disc can tend to come in pretty hot. If you don't allow for the fade at the end of the flight, you will leave yourself a long putt. But, if you throw it high enough and with the right amount of speed, you can have the disc decelerate and drop right under the basket.

I own this disc in Origio Burst, which has served me very well. Doesn't seem like the most durable of plastics, but it's a great deal and is great for rainy conditions. All in all, this might be my favorite disc ever at this point in time and I recommend that everyone, even primarily backhand players, to get one of these! You will not regret it.

This is a great disc for stable putter drives and up shots.  I primarily use the harp as a putter when wind goes up above 15mph, cuts through the wind great.  This is my favorite out of all the stable trilogy putters.

I love this disc. My entire bag is MVP/Axiom EXCEPT for this disc. And it will remain so until that great company makes a beefy overstable putter. I like it for headwind and shorter approaches, shorter holes that need a hard turn, and headwind putts. I have it in the Origio plastic but it has lost some of its stability over time. I'd like to try it in a more durable plastic. 

Picked it up the Ricky 2x when it first came out because I loved the burst pattern although I hated the origio plastic. Before long, it hit the shelf because of the plastic, but then I tried a BT Soft Harp. It became a pancake very quickly. It was more stable than a Bio Suspect, deeper than a Z FLX Zone, and not as consistent as my Slammers. Not a bad disc, but I prefer a Zone or Slammer.

This disc is a must have for any player of any skill level. I have a beat up origio ricky 2x one in my bag that I throw for any straight or left turning approach inside 275. This disc fits my hand perfectly and there's no way I could play a round without it.