jakebake91
* Ace Member *
I'd like a soft N option in everything I throw from putters to the slow fairways (relay, resistor, crave).
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[MVP] MVP OHM - The Comprehensive Thread
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I'd like a soft N option in everything I throw from putters to the slow fairways (relay, resistor, crave).
Yeah maybe soft neutron would be decent for the ohm.. I know there's got to be a reason the ion isn't available in soft n. I always liked it's flight better in the hard plastics, but I'd rather have a soft one in my hand.
Now a soft neutron Relay would be cool, or a fission would be better. I'm surprised there isn't an option for them yet.
Ohman how about a fission Ohm!
Now a soft neutron Relay would be cool, or a fission would be better. I'm surprised there isn't an option for them yet.
Ohman how about a fission Ohm!
muptonfish
Par Member
I have only gotten one other shortened round (12 holes) with it so far, still really like it. The Envy is hit or miss with me so far. I can't FH it to save my life and unless I really rip on it BH, its seems pretty average. However, when I do get a good full power throw, it is great. Same distance as my USDGC Roc with a little different finish.
genefish
Newbie
I've been using the ohm for putting...I'm trying to learn a spush putt. (Pretty beginner)
I'm really enjoying the ohm so far for putting...why are people saying they are waiting for a different plastic? Don't want to learn something wrong.
I'm really enjoying the ohm so far for putting...why are people saying they are waiting for a different plastic? Don't want to learn something wrong.
Don't worry about plastic, I putt with premium and love it.
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Lurp Nuts
* Ace Member *
The vast majority of disc golfers prefer to putt with base plastic. It's typically grippier, grittier, and feels better in wet conditions. But, you don't have to, it's just a feel thing.
electron plastic is god awful
i putt and putter drive with premium too
its holds the sweet spot longer too
genefish
Newbie
I read that on here and I got a few putters in electron and they all seemed slippery to me.
The neutron and cosmic neutron feel the best as of now for whatever reason. Just wondering if I'm going to learn something then have to unlearn it.
Haven't played in rain yet. Sounds like fun!
the1discChallenge
Eagle Member
I love 99% of what MVP puts out, but I hate the baseline plastic too... Glad I'm not alone. That's why I putt with Roaches, but that's for another thread.
twistedraven
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Am I the odd guy out for liking electron soft pilots to putt with?
jakebake91
* Ace Member *
I putt with regular electron Anodes and throw the hell out of a firm E anode. I wonder if the blend has changed over time. I think it's great baseline plastic. I had to best the tar out of that firm e anode to get it to start turning more. Two seasons with the putting Anodes and they are fine. No worse than the dx discs I used to toss (an aviar, shark and a...don't laugh.... skeeter).
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VictorB
* Ace Member *
No, I prefer the soft electron. The older blend that is actually soft.
I throw firm and proton though
Thumber99
Newbie
I'm another believer in electron soft Pilots. They feel great and have a clean release.
They do take a big beating from normal putting duty and practice use tho. So much so, I needed to buy another pair
mid season. They had big chunks missing on them!! I have limited thier use to outside the circle where that 5 glide is needed.
They do take a big beating from normal putting duty and practice use tho. So much so, I needed to buy another pair
mid season. They had big chunks missing on them!! I have limited thier use to outside the circle where that 5 glide is needed.
rocthecourse
* Ace Member *
Marmoset
* Ace Member *
Absolutely not. That's my current go-to putter and I wish I had 50 more backups
The "soft" cosmic electron isn't cutting it.
muptonfish
Par Member
Fun Ohm story to share:
I was playing by myself (trying to get 18 in before dinner) at Harmony Bends. I came up on a group of 3 younger (college age) players who were kind enough to let my play through at #8. #8 is 230ish uphill (15'-20' in elevation) with a severe slope on the left. I don't play this tee placement often but in the past I have thrown a Roc or FH a Zone. They were kindly waiting for me so I was going to grab my #2.5 Roc but saw the Ohm and decided to grab it. I was thinking I will be short but at least it wont fade out and leave me down the slope left. I ended throwing it with a touch of anhyzer and ended up slightly past the basket with a makeable birdie putt.
One of the kids commented "great shot, what plastic was that Envy?" I said its Neutron but its an Ohm not an Envy. He said he would have to check into getting one.
No point to this story other than Ohm's are awesome.
I was playing by myself (trying to get 18 in before dinner) at Harmony Bends. I came up on a group of 3 younger (college age) players who were kind enough to let my play through at #8. #8 is 230ish uphill (15'-20' in elevation) with a severe slope on the left. I don't play this tee placement often but in the past I have thrown a Roc or FH a Zone. They were kindly waiting for me so I was going to grab my #2.5 Roc but saw the Ohm and decided to grab it. I was thinking I will be short but at least it wont fade out and leave me down the slope left. I ended throwing it with a touch of anhyzer and ended up slightly past the basket with a makeable birdie putt.
One of the kids commented "great shot, what plastic was that Envy?" I said its Neutron but its an Ohm not an Envy. He said he would have to check into getting one.
No point to this story other than Ohm's are awesome.
uncle pennybags
Double Eagle Member
Sounds like the point is that it's fun to impress kids with good putter throwing skills!
muptonfish
Par Member
Had a throw-in from 75'ish yesterday with an Ohm. The difference between this throw in and the few others I have had, is that I was actually trying to do it. There were some woods about 10ft behind the basket so I figured even if I miss the trees would stop it from going too far.
