I bag both and find them to be just as you tested....My Trance is fairly stable and the Rhythm is a little flippy. Love them both!! Great content....keep it up!!!!
I thought you did a pretty good job of keeping them on similar powers and angles between shots. I have noticed that the trance seems to be more stable than I would expect from a -2,1. Mvp manufacturer discs seem to have less high-speed turn than I would expect from other manufacturers, but even for MVP, both these discs seem like the numbers are a little off. I'd probably give them both -1 turn.
Nice review and I appreciate the objective observations. My only gripe here is with the editing. In so many shots you cut to the shot just as it's leaving, or already left, the hand which makes it super hard to assess the release angle, which in turn makes the evaluation of the rest of the flight almost pointless. I'm fine with that on the ground angle for like form reviews, but for flight comparisons it just doesn't work. But anyway, good job and keep em coming.
The -2, 1 slots from MVP and Axiom all fly more stable than you'd expect. Then anything with a -3 turn or more is drastically flippier.. will cut roll if released flat. If they could nail a -2, 0 slot we may get a real cheater left to right disc that drifts on flat.
The Trance flies very similar to my Volt
I bag both and find them to be just as you tested....My Trance is fairly stable and the Rhythm is a little flippy. Love them both!! Great content....keep it up!!!!
Thanks for the different directions relative to the wind
You bet!
I thought you did a pretty good job of keeping them on similar powers and angles between shots. I have noticed that the trance seems to be more stable than I would expect from a -2,1. Mvp manufacturer discs seem to have less high-speed turn than I would expect from other manufacturers, but even for MVP, both these discs seem like the numbers are a little off. I'd probably give them both -1 turn.
the rhythm looks money
Nice review 👍
Nice review and I appreciate the objective observations.
My only gripe here is with the editing. In so many shots you cut to the shot just as it's leaving, or already left, the hand which makes it super hard to assess the release angle, which in turn makes the evaluation of the rest of the flight almost pointless. I'm fine with that on the ground angle for like form reviews, but for flight comparisons it just doesn't work.
But anyway, good job and keep em coming.
Thanks for the feedback! I’ll work on that and see your point!
The -2, 1 slots from MVP and Axiom all fly more stable than you'd expect.
Then anything with a -3 turn or more is drastically flippier.. will cut roll if released flat.
If they could nail a -2, 0 slot we may get a real cheater left to right disc that drifts on flat.
If you beat in some of the - 2,1 discs, they get pretty good for that
@@ryanrutherford3309 How much beating in does it take and how do you know if it's beat in enough?
IMO, fission rhythm = domey and flippy. neutron rhythm is more stable.
Second run of Madison Walker Rhythms are the flippiest Neutron ones I've come across
That rhythm is very eSy distance