Simon Lizotte Reviews The Bokeh
Simon Lizotte reviews his latest addition to the Simon line, the seven-speed fairway driver Volka. In this video, Simon discusses his quest for a neutral fairway driver that would complement his existing lineup, particularly the Crave. After years of waiting, he's finally found a disc that checks all the boxes: it holds its turn, glides smoothly, and is suitable for every bag. With its ability to stand up on higher releases, Simon considers the Volka a "point and shooter" in his collection. As an MVP team member, Simon brings his expertise to share with viewers, providing valuable insights into the Volka's performance. The result is a disc that truly delivers, making it an excellent addition for anyone looking to upgrade their game.
Watch Simon Lizotte put The Bokeh to the test! Get expert insights & analysis from a world-renowned player.
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The Simon line just got bigger and better. The brand new seven-speed fairway driver, the Volka. [music] When I first joined MVP, obviously [music] I saw no seven-speed. They do have the Rhythm, which is a pretty understable [music] fairway driver. So, I wanted a seven-speed that is basically as neutral >> [music] >> as it gets. A disc that is very true to the angle you release it on. So, if you release it on turn, >> [music] >> it'll hold the turn. If you release it on a higher, it'll hold the higher. And then the easiest shot in the world, of course, if you throw it straight, it it will go straight. [music] This disc is for everyone. It's for any and every bag. And [music] I really feel like it's one of the discs I've been waiting for for [music] a long time to fit that slot of kind of a complement to the Crave. Where the Crave is the disc where higher to flip or even rollers. [music] And this is more of a higher to stand up and then just go. Tons of glide. We call these kind of discs like the point and shooters in the bag. So far, I'm extremely happy and impressed with how this has performed.
