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[Axiom] MVP Axiom
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onemilemore
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That's it, then. Everything else is spec.
in4d
*Hiding in Mike C's Closet*
new image posted.. what is "ENVY" now??
This confirms Neutron plastic
Also that Axiom might be the plastic.. apparently they put the plastic type on the rim now?
2 new discs? Envy (Distance Driver?) and Alias (Over-stable putter?)
This confirms Neutron plastic
Also that Axiom might be the plastic.. apparently they put the plastic type on the rim now?
2 new discs? Envy (Distance Driver?) and Alias (Over-stable putter?)
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The Hammer
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Figures :gross:
You're overpaying on those... If you shop around, there's much better deals to be had. I've never paid that price for either of plastics at retail. Ever.
I see your perspective on the other points. Again, I just don't think it's on MVP's radar. They seem to be content on offering premium blends only. And, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
They're latest release, the Servo, sold out fairly quickly at lots of places, especially in the lighter weights. So, what's the incentive if people are buying up all their runs right now? That's all I'm saying....
I would agree with this... would love to see that happen!
baseline would be nice if it had better grip in the cold and rain. Sometimes my soft ions don't feel great in the bad weather.
this is true
The Hammer
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More market share/customers. I think that is kinda obvious.
the bead on my soft N ion looks new still. Im not sure there is a more durable plastic. Its like a premium vibram kind of disc. love it'
DERP DEE DERP A LERP........
because baseline putters work. premi putters dont.
goodness.
I'm convinced this is Glow Neutron (the same way Eclipse is also referenced as Glow Proton) and we're also seeing names of two new molds now.
Yes, this is just speculation on my part. But, would make sense to combine two technologies and offerings they already have. Less overhead, more profit.
At the expense of product quality? Some companies aren't willing to make that trade.
throwfromthewoods
Double Eagle Member
Has anyone suggested Axiom might refer to the overmold plastic itself? Perhaps the base plastic isn't the core. If they backtrack and refer to the rubber overmold specifically as "Gyro" they can have a base putter overmold for chain grabbing. And a different plastic overmold could allow them to easily create different colors.
So the teaser flight plates are stamped for Neutron core, Axiom overmold.
And Envy and Alias are likely the first new discs to have the Axiom overmold.
Just my thoughts.
So the teaser flight plates are stamped for Neutron core, Axiom overmold.
And Envy and Alias are likely the first new discs to have the Axiom overmold.
Just my thoughts.
^^ That's a generalization. Plenty of people are winning tourneys without using baseline.
onemilemore
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Thank you. It's not that hard. I throw a ton of MVP, so don't try and put the hater card on me, either. I just think they would benefit from a base plastic, even if fans on here are content with their current blends.
As for me overpaying for Neutron and Proton, where are you shopping?
Servo prices online:
Disc Golf Store: $19.99 (free shipping)
Community Discs: $16 (with shipping)
Marshall Street: $22 (with shipping, unless I want to spend $50)
Disc Golf Center: $16.99 (free shipping)
tbird888
Salient Disc Test Team
I don't get all the people saying it's a new plastic. Wouldn't the next blend be called Electron?
in4d
*Hiding in Mike C's Closet*
Agree, and Envy doesn't fit into any of our categories.. a Distance Driver maybe?
