Introducing the Simon Line Neutron Balance
Meet the Simon Line Neutron Balance, the highly anticipated mid-range disc that's been generating buzz in the disc golf community. In this video, Simon Line discusses his inspiration behind creating this new model, which aims to bridge the gap between the initial Hex disc and offers a balance of torque resistance and reliability in windy conditions. Fans of MVP discs will appreciate the comparison to a Reactor with a subtle micro bead, resulting in a stable and overstable flight pattern. As Simon shares his vision for this disc, he reveals how it's been tested by team members including Paul Cray and an Eagle Prodigy player, highlighting its potential to deliver consistent performance in various conditions. With its promise of handling windy days, forehand and backhand shots with ease, the Simon Line Neutron Balance is poised to become a top contender in the mid-range disc category.
Watch professional disc golfer Simon Line test out the new Neutron Balance. Expert review and on-course throws from a recent tournament.
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This is the mid-range I've been waiting for. We are here with Simon Line Neutron Balance. The first mid-range in the Simon line. Five-speed, five glide, zero turn, and two fade. I was really looking for something that is just above the Hex cuz the Hex was really initially the first disc I completely fell in love with. I wanted something that felt like that and flew kind of like that, but a bit more torque resistant, a bit more reliable in the wind. And that's when the idea for the balance was born. If I had to compare it to an MVP disc, I would say a reactor with a tiny micro bead that feels a bit more like a hex, but flies slightly more overstable than a reactor. Just pinpoint. feels really nice and flies straight with a stable, reliable finish. A lot of team members have been throwing these out as well. Paul Cray is loving his. I know Eagle has one in the bag. I'm kind of happy for everyone on the team. This is a disc that could really handle anything. Windy Days, forehand and backhand. I will get aces with this. I don't doubt that. The Simon Line Balance coming soon.
