MVP Vector Midrange

[Apothecary]

in other words..."bump".

[Rogue9]

^ in other words: trolling

[Rogue9]

@Discspeed
Have you thrown a Kenny 4x glow roc? That is what I use for wind and somewhat overstable mid. For reference how does the vector compare?

[discspeed]

@Discspeed
Have you thrown a Kenny 4x glow roc? That is what I use for wind and somewhat overstable mid. For reference how does the vector compare?

I have a 4x Kenny glow Roc...The Vector is similar, with a bit more speed and initial LSS. It's also a little less OAT tolerant.

[Mike C]

Been using my Vector a lot the past few rounds. It's been real windy and it's been performing like a champ. Hit metal off the tee with it yesterday and on two different holes with Ions

[JR]

That reminds me of needing to test also the regular domier Vector of mine with the pinkyless stack fork grip. The flat broken in one is flipping a couple of degrees in a headwind and fading certainly. About Z Buzzz amount in feet, but starting earlier on low lines and higher up it's fading at least a third more than a Z Buzzz.

[JR]

Windy day normally domey Vector test with the pinkyless stack fork grip worked fine. No real trouble from the wind or the grip. I also did full run up full power two fingered grips consciously gripping hard in the end to great success. More D that way than with the forkish grip. I had two occasions, when the wind direction changed in mid flight and pushed the bottom of the disc and the disc did not drop as fast as normal and moved a lot to the left in the fade. 60-70' i think. Throwing high this Vector fades a lot and despite fading to a fairly steep hyzer angle it does not drop fast, but the direction of the fade is so much to the left, that on high throws the disc won't move much at all forward, only left.

[discspeed]

With a tournament coming up this weekend and several months of throwing the Axis under my belt, my Vectors are still my go-to mids most of the time. My most used Vector is about the same stability as a new Axis, but it turns much slower and is less affected by headwind. It doesn't fly quite as far or as low as my Axis, but it's more predictable for me. I'm using my Axis when I need more turn, more distance, or a lower line. The Vector really does season like a Roc in terms of losing LSS and keeping good HSS. Mine pushes into a touch of high speed turn after about 280, but it turns so slow it rarely changes the line unless thrown flat. Inside 280' it just holds it's angle and glides like a faster Ion.

I'm really looking forward to getting a lighter Axis so that it has a more defined role and overlaps less with my Vector.

[Mike C]

So....glow Vectors.

[Triflusal]

With a tournament coming up this weekend and several months of throwing the Axis under my belt, my Vectors are still my go-to mids most of the time. My most used Vector is about the same stability as a new Axis, but it turns much slower and is less affected by headwind. It doesn't fly quite as far or as low as my Axis, but it's more predictable for me. I'm using my Axis when I need more turn, more distance, or a lower line. The Vector really does season like a Roc in terms of losing LSS and keeping good HSS. Mine pushes into a touch of high speed turn after about 280, but it turns so slow it rarely changes the line unless thrown flat. Inside 280' it just holds it's angle and glides like a faster Ion.

I'm really looking forward to getting a lighter Axis so that it has a more defined role and overlaps less with my Vector.

how far do you push your mids? because I wouldn't want my workhorse mid to turn at 280', but I like to throw them out to around 330'-350' (rocs)

[Mike C]

I've put Vectors out to 380' with a flat release with 0 turn. Even in a headwind they'll go straight, and thrown with hyzer and some height they can move really far left. They're very reliable without being too overstable, they're a little more OS than a fresh kc roc. Favorite mid.

[Jeronimo]

I've put Vectors out to 380' with a flat release with 0 turn. Even in a headwind they'll go straight, and thrown with hyzer and some height they can move really far left. They're very reliable without being too overstable, they're a little more OS than a fresh kc roc. Favorite mid.

New Mold Vectors*

Fixed that for ya.

[discspeed]

With a tournament coming up this weekend and several months of throwing the Axis under my belt, my Vectors are still my go-to mids most of the time. My most used Vector is about the same stability as a new Axis, but it turns much slower and is less affected by headwind. It doesn't fly quite as far or as low as my Axis, but it's more predictable for me. I'm using my Axis when I need more turn, more distance, or a lower line. The Vector really does season like a Roc in terms of losing LSS and keeping good HSS. Mine pushes into a touch of high speed turn after about 280, but it turns so slow it rarely changes the line unless thrown flat. Inside 280' it just holds it's angle and glides like a faster Ion.

I'm really looking forward to getting a lighter Axis so that it has a more defined role and overlaps less with my Vector.

how far do you push your mids? because I wouldn't want my workhorse mid to turn at 280', but I like to throw them out to around 330'-350' (rocs)

I'll push my mids that far for straight line D occasionally, but most of the shots I use my mids on regularly are between 280'-320'. For a power shot I'd definitely use a mildly seasoned Vector.

[kern9787]

With a tournament coming up this weekend and several months of throwing the Axis under my belt, my Vectors are still my go-to mids most of the time. My most used Vector is about the same stability as a new Axis, but it turns much slower and is less affected by headwind. It doesn't fly quite as far or as low as my Axis, but it's more predictable for me. I'm using my Axis when I need more turn, more distance, or a lower line. The Vector really does season like a Roc in terms of losing LSS and keeping good HSS. Mine pushes into a touch of high speed turn after about 280, but it turns so slow it rarely changes the line unless thrown flat. Inside 280' it just holds it's angle and glides like a faster Ion.

I'm really looking forward to getting a lighter Axis so that it has a more defined role and overlaps less with my Vector.

how far do you push your mids? because I wouldn't want my workhorse mid to turn at 280', but I like to throw them out to around 330'-350' (rocs)

If I recall, that is the vector that has had some "extra" seasoning. Not sure how long it would take to get to that point under regular circumstances.

[Mike C]

My most used Vector has hit a lot of trees, and been driven into a concrete wall twice (Accidental) and otherwise just tossed around a bunch for a few months. If I throw it with 10 degrees of hyzer in a 20mph headwind with 375' of power, it might flip all the way to flat, but it will not be flipping over and going right at all. It's worn enough I can tell a difference between it and my less used Vectors, but it's still an excellent wind fighter.

Check this out (Full screen high res makes it easier to follow the disc), that's my worn Vector. See how I throw it with a bit of hyzer, it flattens for a second, then it hooks over hard left? I love how much lateral movement Vectors can have on a throw like this. Few more shots here, couple of rollers and throws well past 325'. With their strong fade Vectors are very easy to range, they make deadly accurate approach discs FH or BH.

I've put Vectors out to 380' with a flat release with 0 turn. Even in a headwind they'll go straight, and thrown with hyzer and some height they can move really far left. They're very reliable without being too overstable, they're a little more OS than a fresh kc roc. Favorite mid.

New Mold Vectors*

Fixed that for ya.

Well that's news to me that First Runs Vectors are a new mold.