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Discs that fly like the Dynamic Discs Suspect

The Suspect is a approach disc · overstable (4/3/0/3). A slow, low-glide, overstable midrange with a thin, shallow profile that suits smaller hands, used mainly as an approach and utility disc. It's very torque-resistant and finishes reliably for forehand upshots, wind and hyzer approaches, but its fade is less violent than many discs that resist turn this well. Classic Soft runs are notably more overstable. Less extreme than the Justice.

These are the most widely thrown discs that fly closest to it, ranked by flight numbers, real-world stability and what players use them for. Highlighted numbers differ from the Suspect.

Rank#DiscFlight
1ZoneDiscraft · Approach discSame flight numbers.4/3/0/3Near twin
2A3Prodigy Disc · Approach discSame flight numbers.4/3/0/3Near twin
3VesselThought Space Athletics · Approach discSame flight numbers.4/3/0/3Near twin
4Zone GT (Banger Top)Discraft · Approach discSame flight numbers; flies slightly more overstable.4/3/0/3Near twin
5Rat (New)Innova Champion Discs · Approach disc1 less glide.4/2/0/3Close
6Ringer GTDiscraft · Approach disc1 more glide.4/4/0/3Close
7A2Prodigy Disc · Approach disc1 less glide, 1 more fade.4/2/0/4Close
8A4Prodigy Disc · Approach disc1 more turn; flies more understable.4/3/-1/3Close
9CulpritDynamic Discs · Approach disc1 less glide, 0.5 more fade; flies more overstable.4/2/0/3.5Close
10Zone SSDiscraft · Approach disc1 more glide, 1 more turn, 1 less fade; flies slightly more understable.4/4/-1/2Close

Like the Suspect, but…

Flight numbers are the manufacturers’; types, real-world stability and matches are Disc Golf Trading Post’s own, reviewed by the team.