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Axiom Alias

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The Alias is an excellent flying mid-range that was one of the first discs released in the MVP line. While MVP rims are only available in black or white Eclipse glow plastic, the Axiom line will give disc golfer seven rim and fourteen core color options. A disc golfer could technically have 98 Alias’s that would all look different. While the colors for Axiom Discs are new, the Alias will still provide the same great performance and durability disc golfers have come to expect from MVP.

The Alias is described as a close brother of the popular MVP Tangent. This mid is a stable straight flyer good for placement shots from hyzer, flat, and anhyzer lines. This is a disc that will simply go where it is sent.

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Axiom Envy

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The Axiom Envy is the first putt & approach disc in the new Axiom line. Compared with the MVP Ion and Anode, this disc is a bit beefier and has a thicker wing. The Envy is a slower and more overstable putter that is stable even when at high speeds it has a dependable drop. It is described as a uniquely “lid-like” putter. This new disc will still feature MVP’s overmold GYRO technology.

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MVP Servo

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The Servo sounds like a slower Volt, or a faster Tangent. It’s said to be a super straight flying disc that is just as super easy to control. While the original MVP drivers (Volt, Shock, Amp) are classified as speed 8-9 drivers, the Servo follows the Resistors path with a 1.7 cm rim and speed rating of 6-7. According to MVP:The Servo is a straight-stable fairway driver with a low power requirement and controlled speed. Its extended GYRO™ push gives it less lateral movement and immense glide with an effortless forward fade. Both high and low power throwers alike will achieve easy pinpoint accuracy with ultimate control to make it one of their most used discs on the fairway.”

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Innova Foxbat

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It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s… a Foxbat?

The all new Innova Foxbat Star Glide aloftr is a mid-range disc that is supposed to fly as straight as a bat (or maybe an arrow as bats don’t fly very straight), pardon the jokes. In seriousness, this is a wide diameter mid-range with exceptional glide capabilities. Being so confident in this discs gliding capabilites,Innova has slapped the thing with a glide rating of 6- something not seen often from mid-range discs.

For new disc golfers, because of it’s ease in accurate and straight throwing, the Foxbat will be able to overcome the frustration of not being able to throw straight. For more experienced disc golfers, this mid will be ideal for long anhyzer shots that need to stay “turned over.” This is one of only a handful of mid-ranges to recieve a fade rating of 0.

The description of this new disc give it characteristics that meet many disc golfers wish list.

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Latitude 64 Saint Pro

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The Saint is easily one of our most popular discs and is nearly impossible to keep in stock. Hence why Latitude 64 has responded by creating a new mold of the Saint, the “Saint Pro”.

According to Latitude 64:  “The Saint Pro is the big brother of our popular fairway driver, Saint. We gave it a little bit more stability, and the outcome was very favorable with our test crew. Reliable, with enough stability and control for both turns and distance.”

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Innova Nova

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The Nova, is a straight flying Aviar type putter that utilizes two different plastic blends to provide a unique flight and feel. The outer rim is a very soft “grippy” plastics that grabs the chains. The inner flight plate is firm, but tacky. This two-piece putter disc is described as “having the high-speed stability of the Big-Bead Aviar with minimal low-speed fade.”  This is the perfect finesse for handling the power of “modern players”, while providing precision accuracy. With two plastic varieties, this disc offers more color options than you’ll ever see in an Apple smartphone.

A unique thing about the Nova compared with other over-mold discs is that it has slits approximately one inch apart throughout the rim.

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Innova Nova

Nova Quick Stats

  • Disc Width: 21.3cm
  • Disc Height: 2.7cm
  • Rim Thickness 1.1cm
  • Interior Rim Height 1.5cm

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Innova Atlas

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The Atlas is the first disc manufactured by Innova that combines two different plastics in the same disc. This method of utilizing a rim piece that is composed of a different plastic from the flight plate is called an ‘overmold’ and has been very successful for MVP.

The rim of the Atlas is composed of a gummy composite that provides an unparalleled grip, consistency, and flight durability for a long time. On the underside of the rim there is four compass points that help secure the outer rim to the inner flight plate.

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The Atlas is available in weights from 165 to 180 grams. Here is the flight path and dimensions:
Innova Atlas

Atlas Quick Stats

  • Disc Width: 21.8cm (101.18% of average, 101.70% average Midrange)
  • Disc Height: 1.7cm (90.63% of average, 91.54% average Midrange)
  • Interior Rim Height: 1.4cm (118.95% of average, 109.64% average Midrange)
  • Rim Width: 1.4cm (92.03% of average, 99.32% average Midrange)
  • Available Weights: 165-180g

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Discmania P-Line P2 Psycho

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Discmania announced today that they are launching the Psycho P2 in their P-Line plastic. This gives the disc a new price point, where it was previously available in the very affordable D-Line and in the premium, most expensive, S-Line.

Discmania is manufactured by Innova, so each plastic line is very comparable to any Innova plastic. The P-line is exactly similar to the Pro Line plastic. Discmania states that this plastic is “a plastic blend very similar to that used in Innova’s KC Aviars, so you know it will only get better with age.”

[one_half]Whether it gets better or not with age is up to the individual player, as they adjust as the disc adjusts. The JK Aviar is a very smooth disc with a grippy texture and an easy release.

The new plastic option will probably be your smartest decision in purchasing this putter. The reason being, putters do not require a higher grade plastic as they avoid the abuse that a distance driver may experience. [/one_half]

[one_half_last][box type=”download”]Discmania claims that this will be the putter of choice among the pros by next year. We’ll see if that’s true or not, but either way… You can purchase the disc by clicking here.[/box][/one_half_last]At the same time, the increased durability from the lower D-line plastic means that you can keep this disc in your bag for a long time and plan on it being dependable each time you pull it out for a nice short putt.

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