It will beat in... the suggestion for a lighter weight one is solid too.... I went to the extreme Envy / Spin combo for me and a Tangent in between. I love what an electron Spin will do, I like the Proton as well.

As far as simulating wear goes if I want to tune a disc a little quicker I use a long fine file (like a 14" Mill (cut) file.. Something that straddles both sides of the disc at once and put a mark or tape and give it three brushes (always forwards files only cut one way) all the way around to deal with bottom flashing. That will affect the LSS mostly but also a little on the HSS. It's the most natural (haha) way to simulate the wear.

If you are straight up crazy and really want to mess with a disc like a Proxy again with the file gently buff the middle of the nose where there's flashing and check the flight. If you wanna go sanitarium crazy file on the underside of the nose where the angle changes that will change the HSS the most but as it seasons you will see the results of what you've done get more pronounced.

And this is such good news I want to nice it twice!!!!! :) :) :)

Thanks for the picture. Excited to try the Entropy, but might wait for a soft version. Had no idea McBeth switched to Discraft.

Is this sarcasm? Or have you been imprisoned in a dark cell with no outside contact for the past year?

Kidding, in good fun, of course.

Got my Entropy tonight. It is not a Zone clone nor is a Harp clone. It is a Zone/Harp hybrid.

It feels taller in the hand than a Zone and the bevel is not as steep. It feels better in a backhand grip than a Zone, but not as good in a forehand grip.

It was after dark when I got home, so I only got to toss it in my front yard, but it is much more dumpy than my Zone. I am curious how it will fly at speed.

I had planned on dying it, but unlike the stock photos, the stamp is metallic and looks very nice against the white background.

Not for sure if it will make the bag, but I will give it a try.

Sure looks sweet.

square fingered or round fingered

Square...but tall like an Ion.

Wow, lots of suggestions! Thanks guys. I probably won't try a lower weight Proxy. I personally like my putters 170+. Never thought of flipping a disc upside down and working some teepad love on it. Wouldn't that fugly the stamp? I did throw over a concrete basketball court at the park, with little-to-no care if it didn't quite clear the concrete. I have been known to work the flashing off of non-gyro discs, but haven't had the need to do that on MVP/Axiom. I'd be too nervous to take a file to the nose...I think I'll just skip it off a parking lot a few times if it needs to beat in a bit.

Yea, it will definitely fugly up the stamp... but its not like all the trees wont eventually do the same thing.;)


...plus, if its a little slick, that will help it get to the tacky stage quicker also.

be careful hitting asphalt or rough concrete is mvps kryptonite