MVP Replacement for DX LEO

[chazman07]

Can the Amp beat in to fly like a DX LEO? I'm talking smooth 60% hyzer flip turnover? I'd like one for the woods.

[kaiser flippin]

the amp is pretty fast and has some fade. i'd say the closest disc would be their tangent, a lighter seasoned one.

[chazman07]

How do the two compare in distance?I've heard the Tangent loses glide at the end of its flight.

[kaiser flippin]

it does like to settle, but the glide through the middle of the flight is good. i find that it makes the disc pretty easy to range because of this. it has buzzz distance, but it's nowhere near as touchy. it has become my go-to straight or turnover driver for 280-350 feet.

[BigSky]

There really isn't a MVP Leo.

A powered down, beat Amp is probably the closest you're gonna get.

[kaiser flippin]

yeah, take your pic i guess... power up or power down.

[aajpity]

Amp is pretty close. River is also a great understable fairway.

[sloppydisc]

Originally Posted by BigSky

There really isn't a MVP Leo.

A powered down, beat Amp is probably the closest you're gonna get.

^^^^^ This.

[NOStheBOSS]

Why replace the leopard, it's a great disc

[jskew113]

Like bigsky said MVP's drivers are faster and they really dont have a low end plastic. Are you looking to replace the Leo or "upgrade."

I generally don't feel a need for a real fast driver. The MVP trio is as fast as I can see needing and is admittedly still a little faster than I like for tight windows. I have had Leos in my bag since I started playing and love 'em.

If you haven't already I'd suggest checking out a river or underworld. Neither are really in a lower end plastic but remain great disc. I'd also suggest a TL.