Originally Posted by discerdoo (Post 3476014)

I had heard it was one of MVP/Axiom's better selling discs. A seasoned Inertia works a little better for me but the Insanity goes far.

Originally Posted by jakebake91 (Post 3476013)

Was just browsing the infinite discs top 100 discs thread (ever so awesomely posted by infinitedylan) and, to no surprise, the envy is way up there at #11. But, much to my surprise, the next gyro disc on there is the insanity at 36. Anyone who knows me knows I LOVE my insanity. It's my go to driver on practically every hole. I'm very shocked, however, to see it so high on that list, especially it's place among other gyros. I woulda thought several discs woulda been higher.

What do you guys think?

Originally Posted by elmexdela (Post 3476021)

volt and ion were hella low lolol

Originally Posted by jakebake91 (Post 3476024)

I was shocked by that as well. I wonder if some of the uninformed out there gloss over them as being "old", instead, foolishly reaching for the brand new shiny toy.

Oh well, more for you and I!

Originally Posted by jakebake91 (Post 3476018)

It's a fantastic disc for sure. Mine is my workhorse distance driver. Its a practical disc too. A neutral 9(?) speed is good for most everyone. 75% of those destroyer thowers would probably be better served by an insanity.

But if I would have had to guess, I woulda thought volt, ion, anode, resistor, proxy maybe even like the mayhem woulda been higher than the insanity.

Originally Posted by elmexdela (Post 3476026)

lolz there is cheaper websites than infinite discs could also play into the equation

Originally Posted by Emoney (Post 3475227)

Idk. I think you could get turn on a proton mayhem. They are flippy out the box. Unless you throw under 300, then i apologize for the post.

Is it just me or are the Neutron Mayhems more overstable? I have a few N mayhems that take a good rip for some turn while a fresh max weight proton will flip out the box.