Yep, flatter are more neutral, dome gives it a bit of extra fade.
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[MVP] MVP Disc Sports (Official Thread) (Part IV)
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Yep, flatter are more neutral, dome gives it a bit of extra fade.
Yep i love vectors that you can spin upside down. GYRO in action! Lol
treekickluv
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Well neutral is What i wanted axis to be. Gonna throw some boiling water on it with a big pot on it!
Eh id be careful there. The good vector/axis have a slight dome while flat ones will have a touch of high speed turn. Tangent too which is much more US when concave/flat.
Well you can just bag a proxy or electron atom for a "beat-in" envy. Otherwise just throw the heck out of whatever plastic you like the most and can even pair with little lighter wt vs max.
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After using my flat and fairly OS neutron Volt, I think I may like to try another slightly less stable one that will play well with my BH game.
Is a domey Neutron the most glidy one? Don't need a flippy guy, just a little less fade.
Is a domey Neutron the most glidy one? Don't need a flippy guy, just a little less fade.
Domey any plastic if you can find them at even max wt otherwise go lighter plasma 169g-ish.
Idk about dome vs no dome but I've got a beat up hot pink N volt that I love for those 350-385 foot shots that are in the open field or need some fade. I think the consensus is just beat one the heck up to get less stability... A4TC will probably have some advice as to which plastic/shape tends to fly different
Edit: the man himself beat me to it lol
Check out some info over at the volt thread if interested. Click the little quote green arrow thing by my name to head over to that thread.
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dwindacatcher
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Most effortlessly understable mid? Lightweight theory? My 175 is more stable than I'd like.
Thats about the only option right now or a electron spin but it is a deep putter. Lighter beat up atom could work too.
Lighter flat theory pair up great with max wts. Some dome seems to add stability like a lot of other MVP mids.
Lighter flat theory pair up great with max wts. Some dome seems to add stability like a lot of other MVP mids.
dwindacatcher
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Right on. As soon as I find one in a color combo I like I'll snag it.
Edit: not many in town places sell mvp. So we'll have to role the disc on dome.
Edit: not many in town places sell mvp. So we'll have to role the disc on dome.
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The Signal can easily be used as a mid, and powers down well.
Yeah my concern was at 75-175 lower line slow mid distances where the signal might be a little fast but that thing is damn flippy. It did nothing but turn for me with any real power and even given mean hyzer. If a heavy theory isnt doing it a signal for sure could on longer lines no doubt. I can throw a theory straight up to 300ish no way with signal.
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Snap-it
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Add hyzer...
dwindacatcher
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Watched a couple videos of the signal. That one has me interested. Mainly because if it didn't work for a low power mid type shot it should be usable as a roller, of which I have no ability with atm.
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Sounds like a plan
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I absolutely love the signal as my roller!
have you tried the tangent? I have a proton that works well as an understable mid.
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