VLaForce2002
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[MVP] MVP Disc Sports (Official Thread) (Part IV)
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Hear him! I vividly remember the two clear colors. Want!
I have a soft particle in my cart waiting to be purchased and I'm looking to add some company to my order. I am debating between adding a neutron vertex or plasma tangent. I'm leaning heavily towards the tangent since they are fun to throw and I have history throwing them. The vertex looks fun to throw as well, but is there any reason I should choose one over the other?
The Vertex is way understable and not beaded. Completely different disc than the Tangent.
ZAMson
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you'll see them this year
wolfmandragon
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So Elaine King seems to have joined Team MVP. When did she join? Why isn't anyone talking about this?
http://mvpdiscsports.com/user/elaine-king
http://mvpdiscsports.com/user/elaine-king
brutalbrutus
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In that case, I might as well try the vertex. It's never a bad decision to buy and try a new MVP disc!
I like the Vertex but I also have a longing to try a plasma Tangent... either way you will be happy I think.. The Vertex is easier to hyzer flip than a worn Tangent if that helps. My fresh 174 Vertex is less stable than my two year old Tangent 6/10.
Hey that looks like my bag I'm cheering for her already haha.
Hey how many tree hits will a soft electron Atom withstand before it warps if you're using it at about 170'?
wolfmandragon
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as long as its not 5 foot in front of you, several...its much tougher than med
brutalbrutus
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Yea it just depends. Sometimes **** happens. I've had a few different med and soft Atoms throwers itb. One was in there for a few months, had several contacts with trees and baskets and the only thing that happened to it was a few chunks in the rim. Another lasted all of one round before it got a serious side boob. Still another, lasted a couple weeks before taking a bad tree hit and the plate turned into bacon.
Man, I had a soft E Envy for about a month that survived several tree hits, but last week not even at full power, the thing almost taco'd on a tree. Has a huge bubble on one side now. I'm super disappointed in this plastic. Was loving it for sticking approaches, but I'm switching back to my plasma Envy for now.
wolfmandragon
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Just go Firm...it takes tree hits well...as well as KC Pro st least
Hmmm thanks ,I got one of those skulboy space chick atoms it's a little straighter than my Neutron really liking it for those straight short runs.. I dig the grip on Soft electron, I was thinking I should get some soft Envy's strictly for putting instead of wasting more money on drivers.. I spotted some in my weight online.
How does the Envy do in soft E? Is it straighter then soft N cuz I don't jive with them. I usually use protons.
How does the Envy do in soft E? Is it straighter then soft N cuz I don't jive with them. I usually use protons.
ThomasOrion
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I was at the course this past weekend for a tournament - I did OK, but nothing to get excited about - I won about 30$ from leagues so picked up my cash and looked around the pro shop- I have been liking the Tantrum so I looked at Teleports and found the exact one I'd be looking for - I felt It was a sign (or I just wanted a new disc whatevs) So I picked up a White (LE) Teleport stamped 174g - I took it out to the driving range hole to test it out. WOW. It flew like I imagined, a slightly more stable Tantrum, but dang this thing GOES. And its very controllable, I was surprised, it flew like my stable Valkyrie---but soooooo far. Really like it, and may actually make Octanes Obsolete in my bag....weird.
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wolfmandragon
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I love both Soft and Firm Electron Envies for putting, but I won't touch Soft Neutron....
I can tell you that Soft Electron has more glide than Regular Neutron. The fade is about the same, but it kicks in a tad bit later.
I can tell you that Soft Electron has more glide than Regular Neutron. The fade is about the same, but it kicks in a tad bit later.
Thanks for telling me exactly what I wanted to hear.. Do they retain more hss then the soft n?
wolfmandragon
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No idea. I won't throw Soft N. Maybe someone else will have the answer
I bag both Soft Electron and Soft Neutron. My Soft Neutron is from the very first run and weights 166g. It is now getting a bit more HSS compared to new but really it holds any line that I give it. I have and use several Soft Electrons. My driving version has had taken a bit of wear but it really is dead straight. The thing has dings, dents, and some clovering and it still holds about any line I give it. It has the most glide out of any of the Envies that I throw and/or bag. I would even say that it has a touch more glide than the Particle. I tend to throw hyzer flips and the Soft Electron is great for that. I feel that I can get effortless glide out of it. As a reference, I max out my putter drives around 275 on a flat ground. In the woods, I generally it 250 and under.
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