Simon Line Axiom Neutron Time-Lapse - Stock (retooled)

Simon Line Axiom Neutron Time-Lapse - Stock (retooled)

As we mentioned previously, Simon recently released a Vlog on his YouTube channel revealing that we’ve been deep in the lab retooling our first 12-speed driver, the Time-Lapse. We’ve learned some incredibly valuable lessons over the course of the Time-Lapse’s history (which you can read about in MVP Disc Sports Co-Founder Brad Richardson’s Lab Report), and we’ve brought all of that experience to bear for the release of the new and improved retooled Neutron Time-Lapse! While many players found our overstable original run to be a great wind fighter, Simon and MVP had dreams of the Time-Lapse being a staple in everyone's bag as a workhorse max distance driver. Having made microscopic alterations to several aspects of the Time-Lapse, it now meets Simon and MVP's desired flight. As a result, we’ve updated the flight numbers to more accurately represent it, landing at 12 | 5 | -1 | 2. High-power players will enjoy the glide and flight-extending turn of the retooled Time-Lapse, while lower power players will find it to be a very usable go-to distance driver. We can’t wait for you all to be able to get your hands on this disc and see what our experience has produced. Head over to your favorite MVP dealer to try the new retooled Neutron Time-Lapse for yourself!

DBL Helix Test Notes...I repeatedly threw the old original SE Timelapse back to back with the new retooled Timelapse. Even though the original Timelapse has more pronounced dome the retooled Timelapse consistently and without exception went quite a bit farther than the original. If someone wants to study anti-glide technology they should reverse engineer the original Timelapse. When thrown back to back, the first 3/4 of the flight looked very similar to each other. The difference was that the original Timelapse simply dumped/fell out of the sky as it slowed down and the new retooled Timelapse keep pushing forward even as it faded consistently going much farther. hand feel is similar between the two discs although the retooled might feel a touch more shallow as it has less shoulder dome. As far as flight numbers go - my option is that this disc is now a true 12 5 -1 3 as it still is very overstable. I think the new flight numbers are more reflective of MVPs attempt to differentiate the retooled from the original and suggest its less dumpy, which it certainly is. 

Factory Flight Numbers                                                                                                            Speed 12                                                                                                                                  Glide  5                                                                                                                                    Turn -1                                                                                                                                      Fade 2