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yall are goin to hate me but i threw a dx aviar last night and i figured out what i was missing

mvp has a hole in their line up

:popcorn:

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Originally Posted by Jouni (Post 3473370)

Has anyone beaten Neutron Resistor to straight? I have one which I have bagged since first release but it still hooks quite a bit. On the other hand I only started to use it almost every round recently, so it ia not particularly beat up even thought it is old.

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Originally Posted by Nothing but cage (Post 3473382)

I have one from shortly after release and it carries straight for a good but still has a decent fade. I love it. Went from utility overstable to usable backhand overstable

I have one from release day that has been beaten to more or less seasoned crave stability(pretty straight for 80% of the flight, then dumps), due to my horrible FH skillz and abundance of trees around here. It still doesnt turn a bit and hasn't picked up much glide, probably due to how flat it is. I'd really like to see what this sparkle proton I have would do when beaten that much. It has some shoulder and a very mild dome.

I believe SilverRider also has an early flat N that is at least as beat as mine, and maybe more so.

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Originally Posted by elmexdela (Post 3473497)

mvp has a hole in their line up

:popcorn:

Its not the only one...;)

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Originally Posted by elmexdela (Post 3473497)

yall are goin to hate me but i threw a dx aviar last night and i figured out what i was missing

mvp has a hole in their line up

:popcorn:

JB Roach with some wear on it works for me. Worn E Atom did pretty much the same thing but electron plastic is worse than dx.

:sick:

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Originally Posted by elmexdela (Post 3473497)

yall are goin to hate me but i threw a dx aviar last night and i figured out what i was missing

mvp has a hole in their line up

:popcorn:

And you complain about Electron... DX :sick:
Avairs do fly well though.

I agree about the holes in the lineup. MVP does not do understable well at all. Relays and Inertias are exceptions but they are only slightly understable.

Yea, I tend to agree. If you are going to get an Aviar to beat in, get one of the pro tour series.

Cough cough, proton spin.

And I'll echo the Vertex as a putter, my 174 is very putter like from 60'+. Except the goofy drop on steep downhill, you'd think it will glide but it bites dirt short.

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Originally Posted by elmexdela (Post 3473497)

yall are goin to hate me but i threw a dx aviar last night and i figured out what i was missing

mvp has a hole in their line up

:popcorn:

Have you suffered a severe head trauma? It's been hot out, severe dehydration causing hallucinating, maybe?

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Originally Posted by ThrowaEnvy (Post 3473565)

Except the goofy drop on steep downhill, you'd think it will glide but it bites dirt short.

Throw it harder???

I don't know if it's the answer to anyone's quest to fill a bag slot, but I just played a round with a 173 Soft Proxy and it has a beautifully straight and glidey flight. Reminds me of the stability of a brand new FR Ion. On a hard rip it had a slight and slow turn. Under 275' it's a pure line holder. It has a bit of dome and hangs in the air better than any other MVP putter I've thrown. On putts and short runs it behaved similarly to my seasoned Electron Atom.

From initial results today it seems to fit perfectly between my Particle and Vertex to round out my putter drivers. I have been so much better lately driving with putters/Vertex than I have with my Axis and Vector that I've been seriously considering dropping them and going from driving putters to slow fairways like Relay/Crave/Pyro/Deflector.