Depends how understable. My bread and butter are the uplinks. I find them consistent for turnovers, straight (with a hyzer release) and my 180g soft is a long downhill distance bomber. my 174 neutrons are substantially flippier but not Paradox flippy. I can do a cool touch of hyzer shot with the neutron that flies 75% of its flight straight before turning anhyzer at the end. It's a weirdly unique throw to have in the bag.I haven't been super consistent with disc golf, but just played 7 courses down in Phoenix for a trip. I had a blast, but noticed I'm missing an understable midrange. What's new with MVP/Axiom over the last 4-5 years that people are liking for that slot?
At night the mothman eclipse detour is a reasonable replacement for my 180g uplink, a little more stable than the neutron detour and it has a great straight flight on a flat release while still being decent for a turnover. A neutron detour is a good disc if you are a hyzer flipper, it flips up and rides with less chance of rolling over than an uplink. I found the neutron detour annoying on the steep downhill I never knew when it would turn too much or fade out, I can bomb mothman out flat and it holds the line without breaking over.