![]() |
Quote:
As always I think it is the difference in our power and preferred release angles that dictates our preferences. The Relay/Volt/Photon fly the most intuitively for me. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
I think Discspeed has some Craves.. If you have enough arm the right Volt is a better disc. In my bag it's the Crave since I'm weak, too many putter rounds haha and short holes out here. Funny my putters are going further than ever but I'm out of practice with big drivers. I use a Relay/Crave/Inertia/plasma Wave setup with a light fission Photon. All of those discs I can get up to speed easier than a heavy Volt. |
1 Attachment(s)
I didn't know Team MVP Series discs were a thing but found this 9/10 beauty Inertia at PIAS yesterday for $9. Not really a stamp guy but this one is kinda cool.
|
Re chunks - my favorite fairway driver is a 156 Plasma Insanity with a fresh chunk out of the rim. Perfect amount of understability for my limited distance; hyzer-flips to dead straight beautifully for wooded tunnels.
Unfortunately when the chunk smooths out the Insanity regains some of its stability. Still turnable, but regains its fade. Wish MVP/Axiom could make a disc that flies like a freshly-chunked up Insanity all the time. :D Of maybe I just need to hit more rocks. |
Holy f*** f*** have you seen the newsletter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"Today, we are announcing that we will be retiring 15 molds from the MVP and Axiom lineup, as well as some plastic options in some models.*These molds include: 24.5mm Class (Distance Driver) Limit - MVP Disc Sports 21mm Class (Distance Driver) Thrill - Axiom Discs 18mm Class (Fairway Driver) Amp - MVP Disc Sports Shock - MVP Disc Sports 16.5mm Class (Fairway Driver) Clash - Axiom Discs Inspire - Axiom Discs Switch - MVP Disc Sports 13mm Class (Midrange) Axis - MVP Disc Sports Vector - MVP Disc Sports Vertex - MVP Disc Sports 12mm Class (Midrange) Alias - Axiom Discs Tangent - MVP Disc Sports Tensor - MVP Disc Sports Theory - Axiom Discs 10mm Class (Putt/Approach) Particle - MVP Disc Sports Plastic Options going out of production (These are specific plastic options only; these molds will NOT be going out of production and will remain available in the other plastics): Anode - Soft Eclipse - MVP Disc Sports Anode - Soft Proton - MVP Disc Sports Anode - Plasma - MVP Disc Sports Anode - Proton - MVP Disc Sports Atom - Neutron - MVP Disc Sports Defy - Proton - Axiom Discs Ion - Soft Eclipse - MVP Disc Sports Ion - Soft Proton - MVP Disc Sports Ion - Plasma - MVP Disc Sports Spin - Proton - MVP Disc Sports Wrath - Proton - Axiom Discs We speculate that the news of these items may be a surprise to some of you, particularly the widespread retirement of our midrange lineup.*The primary mold used in making most of our midranges (i.e. the mold used to make the center core) was the second mold we have ever built, and the function of the nearly 10-year-old mold isn’t compatible with the new state-of-the-art molding equipment we have now.*Furthermore, with our midranges being some of our earliest models, we see a lot of areas of needed improvement. We have heard the same feedback from our fans, and we agree with them. Rest assured that while your favorite midrange might be about to go out of production, we have every intention of making new additions to our midrange lineup that we feel will be better and more modern options." |
|
I will be missing Tangent. How does the Neutron compare to Proton? Have to buy some while I can.
What about Wrath? I have only used Proton, is there big difference to Neutron? |
And I thought axis was one of their best molds...
|
Respect. Great move. Really opens up alot of new release potential.
Hopefully will help with consistency. The Shock is a good disc. I just felt it was a little slow. Oooohhh and Electron Matrix in the works!!! Yay |
All times are GMT -4. The time now is 07:28 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.10
Copyright ©2000 - 2023, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.