I often get a touch of OAT if I'm trying out a new mid or putter. It takes some reps to feel the nuances of how my hand needs to come into contact with the underside of the disc before they are coming out 100% clean. Every different disc feels differently and ultimately require micro adjustments in grip to get consistent releases.
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[MVP] MVP Vector Midrange
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Acerace619
Bogey Member
How does a Vector compare to a Westside Fuse?
Longliveguitar
Eagle Member
I would think they are total opposites...the Vector is an overstable mid, and the fuse is understable
mreynolds24
Eagle Member
ftfy
...and about the only similarities are that they are round and made of plastic
LIES
A Fuse and Vector have pretty similar flights, if you FH the Vector and BH the Fuse. :\
LoPan12
Double Eagle Member
What if I FH a Fuse and BH a Vector?
jtbingster
* Ace Member *
jgillia
* Ace Member *
I heart vector
The Vector is fast becoming my go to mid right now. It seems to get better with every tree I hit (imagine that) and is breaking in real nice!
The Axis has replaced (I know there's a thread for them too, sue me) the Mako, Coyote, and almost the Buzzz (GASP!!!)
The Axis has replaced (I know there's a thread for them too, sue me) the Mako, Coyote, and almost the Buzzz (GASP!!!)
The fabric of time and space will tear
Nope. After using the same Vector for a few months I have a small scuff on the overmold from a time I drove it into a concrete wall but that's about it. Only difference in flight is it's starting to flip up a tiny bit from a hyzer release and fade a bit later, but it still flies like a Vector. Assuming I don't lose it, it'll be interesting seeing how this one flies next summer.
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yea agreed, ive been using the same one for a good 6+ months and cosmetically you could almost call it a 9/10
toothyfish
* Ace Member *
I haven't noticed any loss on the bead, but I've cranked mine into a few trees and played some rather rocky, wooded courses and it has lost some of it's overstability...it's actually my favorite mid right now...nice and straight, workable on lines, and fades out predictably.
UnitedPuppySlayer
* Ace Member *
How does it hold up into a good headwind?
toothyfish
* Ace Member *
So far, so good...it's still stable. But I've noticed it doesn't fade out as hard or as early as it did when new.
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My beat Vector still works good in headwind...It flips slow and is very controllable. It a stiff headwind out in the open I'll switch up to a fresh Vector. For reference, my beat Vector can take a lot more wind than my Axis.
toothyfish
* Ace Member *
This ^^^
My worn Vector still handles headwinds like a champ. Worst I've seen it do is flip up from hyzer a few degrees and approach flat, then faded hard when it should of. I have a feeling people will be getting pretty attached to their beat Vectors either way, they seem to season slow and predictably which is good.
