Mvp Amp - Page 50

Monkeypaws · #**491** 12-07-2012, 06:44 PM

How noob friendly is this disc, i.e. the 250-280 crowd?

zj1002 · #**492** 12-07-2012, 06:45 PM

It should fly like a faster river for that distance

kingwo · #**493** 12-07-2012, 07:10 PM

Great article on MVP bros courtesy of Rattling The Chains...

http://rattlingchains.com/?p=2377#more-2377

ztrain · #**494** 12-07-2012, 07:23 PM

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Originally Posted by kingwo

Great article on MVP bros courtesy of Rattling The Chains...

http://rattlingchains.com/?p=2377#more-2377

Great article. Thanks for sharing.

codus1984 · #**495** 12-07-2012, 07:34 PM

awesome article!!! great read!!

Mr. America · #**496** 12-07-2012, 09:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Monkeypaws

How noob friendly is this disc, i.e. the 250-280 crowd?

Everybody on this site throws our putters that for and further, so how would we know how a driver flies at those jump putt distances?

onemilemore · #**497** 12-07-2012, 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Monkeypaws

How noob friendly is this disc, i.e. the 250-280 crowd?

I'm finding, like other MVP discs, it requires a lot of snap to get up to speed. It can also be a little touchy on nose angles. I am in the same power range, and when I hit it right, it goes straight with a little fade and just feels great. When I don't hit it right, it flies more like a Teebird or Eagle. It isn't quite as effortless as I like an understable disc to be. I think the learning curve, for lower-powered players, is a little steeper than with a River. For me, it is flying like a Champ Valk. Good turn, but more fade than I want at this point.

Monkeypaws · #**498** 12-08-2012, 12:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr. America

Everybody on this site throws our putters that for and further, so how would we know how a driver flies at those jump putt distances?

I'll remember that when I'm out there throwing my Nuke 150 feet

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Originally Posted by onemilemore

I'm finding, like other MVP discs, it requires a lot of snap to get up to speed. It can also be a little touchy on nose angles. I am in the same power range, and when I hit it right, it goes straight with a little fade and just feels great. When I don't hit it right, it flies more like a Teebird or Eagle. It isn't quite as effortless as I like an understable disc to be. I think the learning curve, for lower-powered players, is a little steeper than with a River. For me, it is flying like a Champ Valk. Good turn, but more fade than I want at this point.

Thanks - I've never thrown MVP, so this is good to know.