A fantastic disc and my go-to for straight shots. It will hold the line. It beats in to a slight flip up but still very commandable.

What can I say that has not already been said? The Hex is what most people want their Buzzz to be. Very straight with a reliable, slight fade at the end. Once you beat it in a little bit, which might take a while, it can go dead straight or even hold an anhyzer. They also glide for days, I've gotten my Hexes up to almost 350 feet. 

The hex has surprised me with how much torque it can handle, while still staying dead straight and finishing with a bit of fade. Super workable and trusty disc when you want to throw a mid a bit harder and know your disc will stay true to its line, and get tons of glide in the process. One of my favorites 

This was my favorite disc in my bag until I got a Crave. It pushes far and is very shapeable depending on what line you need to take. I have this in both the neutron and eclipse plastic. The neutron flies true to the numbers out of the box and beats in to be an easy hyzer flip. My go to midrange especially in tunnel shots with trees to miss. 

Brilliant straight midrange. This is my favourite mid range and I bag it over others in this category such as the Buzzz. My neutron Hex flights very straight with a little bit of reliable fade at the end. Also flies surprisingly far for a mid range.

Nuetron - Axiom 166g. Just buy the Hex already if you haven't, it's easily one of the best discs available on the market.

The Hex is an excellent midrange.  The disc is on the smaller side for a mid having a slightly smaller rim and diameter than most of the mids that are out there.  I find this makes it very comfortable to hold, it feels great in the hand.  I find the Hex to have great glide and distance potential, but also powers down well when I am trying to hit a smaller gap and throwing around 65% power.  The disc does not have a dumpy fade but it also has enough torque resistance to avoid being flippy.  My neutron Hex has just a little bit of turn then a very long and straight flight with a small amount of fade at the end.  Mine is still pretty new so I think it flies a tick more stable than the flight numbers suggest, but that's ok with me, I'm sure it will beat into a nice spot soon.

The neutron plastic feels great, it's pretty firm with very good grip and neutron plastic usually has good durability.  I think this is going to be my workhorse midrange for both forehand and backhand, excited to see how it flies after it beats in a little.  

My all time favorite mid. It has plenty of torque resistance that I can get it to turn over on hyzer but trust that it'll fade at the end especially when fresh. I bag an Innova Jay as they both have a similar wing shape for a straighter shot with a small pushy fade

Great disc for beginners and advanced players as it holds lines very well and is great for wooded shots and open courses if you have a slower arm speed. Would highly recommend.

Nothing but great things to say about this disc. If you do not have one, buy it now. It is a staple in my bag and will hold any line you put it on. Highly recommend. 

I recently got a Nuetron Hex to see what all the hype was about. It's a regular neutron in pink with a teal rim, and sort of feels like Neutron Soft.

it's a good flyer, and holds a lot of lines. It turns a bit at speed and the fade is very mild. I can see it being useful for a lot of people. The feel is very smooth, almost putter like in feel.

The only knock I had on it was that if you power it flat, it's less stable than I felt it should be. 

The hex is the shot shapers dream. It can hold a nice long hyzer, fly super straight, cruise on anhyzer lines and has a nice slow turnover drift if you throw it hard. It's definitely the midrange I would bring in I could only bring one.

Straight as it gets, best straight mid in the game.

Maybe controversial to not compare it to the Buzzz, but I'd say the Neutron and Eclipse Hex most compares to the DGA Rift. Same distance, same lines, rims are nearly identical, better plastic goes to the Hex though. Buzzz in ESP and Z are definitely more overstable than the Hex.

I only like to carry one midrange mold, and the eclipse + neutron is an awesome combo. Great complements to my FDs.

Yep, I'm going to do it. I'm going to compare it to the Buzzz…

However, I won't say this is hands down better. I've had a Cryztal Buzzz in the bag for three years now. It is beaten into perfection and flies dead straight. However, I've gotten worried recently that I'd never be able to replace that special Buzzz if I lost it. But thanks to the Hex, that fear is gone.

The Hex I got flies EXACTLY like my 3-year favorite Buzzz. When released flat it holds unbelievably straight with the smallest fade at the end. It truly has a phenomenal flight.

The hand feel is similar but the Hex feels more compact (smaller diameter and shallower). The distance I got was also unbelievably similar. Every time I threw them they landed basically in the same spot, sometimes the Buzzz being 10 feet further and others the Hex by 10 feet.

I have a huge soft spot for that Buzzz, mainly because it was the first disc I ever bought, but now I think it's time for it to retire. It holds too much sentimental value for me to risk losing it. And now that I have another disc that mirrors that perfect flight exactly, I can rest easy knowing that my first and favorite disc will always be with me.

Check out a Hex. They fly like a dream.

I REALLY wanted to love this disc. I'm not sure what it was, but no matter what I tried I could not get a clean release with the Hex. Sometimes it would fly like a dream and others like a nightmare. I still have it to try it again in field work, but it was quickly removed from my main bag. My Fission Reactor just worked better for that straight shot I was looking for in a midrange. I'm not saying its a bad disc because it isn't. Just not right for me.

I thought Gyro was a gimmick until I threw this...The Hex is great. It allows me to get fairway distance on midrange lines. Thrown hard and low this disc will carry dead straight and stay in the air forever. If given some air it will fade. The hex seems to do better than expected in the wind, but I need to throw it more to be sure. 

Recently bought this disc, took it out to test throw.  It immediately went in the bag.  It is very similar to the buzzz I bag, but it just gets so much more distance with the same amount of effort.  One could possibly say it get "too" much distance but it is a phenomenal disc.  So straight, nice feeling, and just goes so far!

The Hex is the farthest flying mid range I have ever thrown, and is a versatile mid-range that can complete many different shots. When thrown at full power, the hex provides a reliable turn before fading at the end of its flight. When thrown at a lesser speed, the hex is able to hold a straight line or hold a hyzer line for the entirety of its flight. Finding discs that can be used for a multitude of shots is crucial in being prepared for anything that we see on the course, and the Hex is an excellent disc to do this.  

Great disc! One of the most versatile mids I've ever owned and they fly far for a mid! They stay on any line you put them on very torque resistant one of my favorite mids! Good job axiom 

Amazing disc that will hold any line or angle you put it on. A flat release will turn gently to the right but will glide till it's gentle fade. If feels great in the hand and inspires confidence. This disc was a great step up from the buzz and pairs very will with a PYRO and UPLINK.

It's ok for approach shots but anything within ~150ft is tricky because it really wants to glide and fly far. This disc works well on an anhyzer line and stays really stable. I've thrown it into a ton of trees and the disc has not lost stability or been damaged.

If I had to pick one disc to play a whole round with, this is the disc.

Neutron - 178g 

Had one for over a year. 

New - it flew straight with small fade.

Now - I throw on a slight hyzer and it stands up and flies dead straight. Or I throw flat with a bit more height and it turns and holds the turn for a most of it's flight. Favorite disc in my bag. 

I typically throw mids 310' or so. I throw this 20-30' farther than other neutral mids. I've thrown over 350' with this and I'll pull it out on holes up to ~330' and be confident I can throw a controlled shot.

This is my farthest flying Mid for flat ground throws in my bag. Most of my mids I can throw between 260-290 feet, this one goes 320 for me. It goes mostly straight, there is a tiny S curve in the flight, but you can use it in a point an shoot type of way. Just throw straight at the target your aiming for and it will start off turning slightly, then fade at the end slightly and end up at the original target you aimed for. You can also release on hyzer or anhyzer and trust that it will follow that line for the majority/entirety of the flight (dependng on height of throw). It does fly similar to a Buzzz, but my hands grip it more comfortably than a Buzzz, and I can spin it a little faster than a Buzzz which helps me throw it a little farther.

My workhorse mid range used ot be a beat in Reactor. This flies like my beat in Reactor does, but my hands grip the Hex more comfortably. Which is why the Hex has become my workhorse mid range disc.

This is my farthest flying Mid for flat ground throws in my bag. Most of my mids I can throw between 260-290 feet, this one goes 320 for me. It goes mostly straight, there is a tiny S curve in the flight, but you can use it in a point an shoot type of way. Just throw straight at the target your aiming for and it will start off turning slightly, then fade at the end slightly and end up at the original target you aimed for. You can also release on hyzer or anhyzer and trust that it will follow that line for the majority/entirety of the flight (dependng on height of throw). It does fly similar to a Buzzz, but my hands grip it more comfortably than a Buzzz, and I can spin it a little faster than a Buzzz which helps me throw it a little farther.

My workhorse mid range used ot be a beat in Reactor. This flies like my beat in Reactor does, but my hands grip the Hex more comfortably. Which is why the Hex has become my workhorse mid range disc.

This is becoming my favorite midrange to throw. It is a great compliment to the reactor which is a little more over stable than the hex. The hex is also a great flip up forehand disc as well

You ever had sliced bread, because this is the next best thing since that. To keep it simple and straight to the point (literally), this is a point and shoot mid that will do anything that you ask of it. 

For me personally it started out at about a 5,5,0,2. After about a month or two it is finally at the advertised 5,5,-1,1 flight number. It has gained some turn, but it is not turn and burn in the slightest. Thrown on a very small hyzer it will flip up to flat and carry straight for what is going to feel like a country mile then have a very soft fade. 

Need a disc for a one disc round, I would pick this one in a heart beat. 

One of the best feeling disc in the hand and I absolutely love the disc. I have 3 of them. A 176g, 170g, and a 172g misprint. 
The reason I did 4/5 stars is due to the disc simply not matching the flight numbers. I'd say it's more stable than advertised. 
I got the 172g misprint first. The plastic feels almost like neutron soft plastic. This is the only disc that flies the 5:5:-1:1 ratings. But the disc color is seriously brown swirly with a light pink rim... it's actually a gross and hard to find so I stopped using it. 
i then got the 176g  which was much stiffer and quite stable. More like 5:5:0:1 on ratings. If thrown flat it'll turn a little then have a strong forward finishing fade. If thrown with a hyzer release it will not pop up to flat unless I really get after it. 
i then got the 170g because it looked too cool to pass up and figured the lighter weight would help it fly like the 172g misprint. But no. It too is quite stable. It'll go over 350' which is great. 
Now that I've learned their flight patterns I love them and know exactly what they are going to do. Seperste/related note I use a 174g fission reactor for the hyzer flip to turn over shots now instead which is what I was hoping the Hex would do. 

Everything that the Buzzz does, but "technically" better. The gyro is definitely noticeable for pure distance.I love how it seems that you get the distance from the gyro, but the forgiveness of the more flexible center. Personally, I'd recommend over the Buzzz.

This replaced the Buzzz as my go to midrange disc. Beginners should be able to get this one to fly straight and intermediate players will get some good hyzer flips. My only complaint is that once it gets broken in it became fairly understandable.

This is the first midrange I have loved and used on a regular basis. I have tried lots of staple midranges, Buzzz in various plastics, Roc3, EMac, Fuse, etc. I never loved any of those as much as the people who recommended them.

For me, the hex is by far the most comfortable midrange in the hand. It does what I always wanted a Buzzz to do, hold the angle, go straight, and have a minimal amount of reliable fade at the end. For me, a Buzzz was always more stable than it seems to be for most people. I throw the Hex flat around 250 - 275, it has very minimal, turn, and finishes with a small amount of fade. For me, the flight numbers seem pretty accurate.. maybe -.5 turn, .05 fade

Closet Axiom/MVP disc there is to an ultimate frisbee!!! This disc feels great in the hand. 

It is a super nuetral (aka stable) disc that will hold the line you throw it on. Do not use for windy days, but for calm or wooded courses where accuracy and holding the line are key. I love the feel the Neutron plastic and love the colors this disc comes in. It is my go to approach shot from 250 - 275 out when I need to hit a gap. Not a lot of skip or ground play comes with this disc. 

Highly recommend for beginners. 

Neutron Plastic

First off, the Skullboy Hex design is one of my favorites. That alone is enough for a bag spot.

My review is basically a Hex vs. a Buzz since I had been bagging a Buzzz for a while before discovering this disc, and essentially the Hex kicked the Buzzz out of the bag. It has a very similar flight, but the feel is shallower and more comfortable in the hand for me. Might not be the case for everyone as feel boils down to individual preference, but I prefer shallow discs.

Flight wise, very similar to a Buzzz with a touch more stability and maybe some more glide. I have consistently been able to get an extra 20 or so feet. Whether that's due to the flight of the disc or the fact that I find it more comfortable to grip, I can't be sure. Flight is dead straight with minimal fade at the end.

I still bag the Buzzz every once in a while because it's a bit flippier, but the Hex has taken over most of my midrange shots 300 feet and in. Easily my most thrown disc and definitely worth trying for anyone in search of that perfect stable midrange.

The hex is a straight to understable mid that flies beautifully. It turns and fades perfectly and is an easy flip up disc.

Essentially a take on the Buzz. A slot everyone should have in the bag. Ships perhaps a bit more stable than the numbers suggest but beats in quickly. Workable on nearly any line you put it on, I use it for hyzer flips to straight, steeper hyzers with a gentle right to left, or turnovers (RHBH dominant player). Neutron plastic is durable, slightly gummy, and stiff but can be a bit slippery in colder weather. This thing glides, I threw it on a 415ft hole just for fun (aimed left of the basket and cranked) and it slid up to about 20-25 short (my real drive with a Grym was pin high but 35 right) Get one!

Favorite disc in my bag besides my K1 Kaxe. My buddy let me bag one of his Skullboy hexes, I loved it so much I went out the next day and bought two of my own. I've been forcing myself to throw the buzzz for years, never really figuring it out. This disc immediately replaced my z buzzz. Bagging 2 hexes and 3 Malta's I'd say I have my mids covered 

My go to midrange.  Straight and true.  Feels great in the hand.  Slightly slimmer and narrower rim than other mids such as Buzzz and Mako.

omg this disc is so comfortable. everyone should have one

The first disc I bought 15 years ago was a Buzzz. I've had a Buzzz in my bag since that day. After ready about all of the hype I picked up an Hex and tried it vs my beloved Buzzz.

As most people mentioned, the Hex is  more shallow than the Buzzz but they do feel similar. I personally like the Buzzz more for backhand grips but the Hex does feel superior to me for forehand.

After using the Hex through 4 intense rounds I will say they do fly similar to the Buzzz. The Hex has more turn than a fresh Buzzz with a bit more glide. I won't say it's a better flight but it's noticeable enough that you can bag both discs. 

The biggest difference for me between the two molds and the reason I'm dropping the Buzzz in favor of the Hex is the forehand grip. I was never able to dial a Buzzz in for my forehand and always found another mold for forehands. The Hex is close enough on my backhand while being the superior forehand disc that I removed the Buzzz to cut down on the amount of molds in my bag.

Review is for the Hex in Neutron plastic, 176g

Picked this disc up after seeing it recommended by those who enjoyed the Buzzz. Intrigued by what all the hype was about, this disc blew any expectations out of the water. To me, it is a better feeling version of the Buzzz with more glide. Neutron plastic is by far one of the best plastics out there, providing the perfect amount of give/stiffness while still being grippy. While the Buzzz sometimes felt a little awkward to hold with a FH grip, this disc felt like it had belonged there the entire time.

In terms of flight, the printed numbers of 5/5/-1/1 are spot on. Can reliably get this disc to travel straight with a small fade at the end. It has become my go to disc for straight shots on both backhand and forehand. More than anything, it has helped develop consistency with a forehand and has helped improve my form considerably. Learning to throw this disc straight on FH will benefit many players looking to develop that tool in their arsenal. 

This disc is capable of holding hyzers, flying flat when thrown flat, and holding an anhyzer for most of the flight while still fading back a bit at the end of flight. It truly is a workable midrange that can cover several shot types. It has already become my favorite straight or stable midrange and will surprisingly replace my previous workhorse mid, the Buzzz. Anyone can, and should use this disc!

174g Neturon Plastic

No other disc in my bag flies flat out of the hands, holds flat, fights wind, and gently fades as well as the hex. It took my BigZ Buzzz (an ace disc) out of my bag. It's THAT good.

I like the shallow rim #bighandssmallfingersgang , and it does a really great job with holding the line you put it on.

Of the 3 mid-ranges I have in my bag, this has a permanent place as my stable mid.

By far the best midrange I've ever thrown. It's extremely comfortable in the hand and extremely straight. Like a few other reviews have said, I would say it's a little more stable than its flight numbers suggest, but not by much. 

The flight is also very consistent amongst weight ranges. I have a 168 and a 179 that fly identical to each other, so you can pick up your preferred weight and you'll know what you're getting every time. 

Seriously, if you haven't tried this disc yet, get one. 

The Hex is the best disc I have ever used. 

I will say that it is a bit more stable than the numbers suggest, especially when comparing it to other "straight" mid-range discs like the Buzzz, Mako3, etc. 

For reference: I max out my throws around 350' with a consistent drive of around 300'. I can throw the Hex 300' but consistently 280'. All RHBH.

The magical part of this disc is that is will go straight thrown anywhere between 50-100% power for me, the only thing that changes is how far is goes. Thrown on a slight hyzer it will go straight and then fade a little bit. Thrown flat it will go straight and then fade a little bit. Thrown on a slight anhyzer it will flatten out, go straight, and then fade a little bit. You can also shape bigger angled shots but that's not really what I use it for. 

I primarily play wooded courses and this disc is an absolute weapon. I throw it on almost every hole. 

Some quick comparisons: Similar flight to a Buzzz but feels way better in the hand and can handle more torque and slight differences in angles better. Compared to my star Mako3 it is significantly faster and will fight out of anhyzer angles better. It has relegated my Mako3 to being a long-approach disc only. It may be coming out of the bag soon. 

I've yet to throw an Axoim disc that I don't like.  They all seem to be very good at holding a straight line.

I got this disc to be a flip-up midrange, but it was a little more stable than I assumed it would be.  Not that it's a problem, because it went straight into the bag anyway. Mine flies almost identically to a Lucid EMac Truth, which has been my "go to" midrange for a few years.   Though the flight is the same, it has a slightly lower profile and a slightly smaller diameter.

I feel the Hex--in particular the one I have--is as good as or superior to other discs in this slot, especially the McBuzzz's and Innova mids.

Replaced my buzzz after 4-5 rounds. The disc feels great in the hand and flies true on any line you put it on. Not much else you can ask for. The special edition skullboy stamp is a thing of beauty as well.

This has become my favorite stable midrange. anything dead ahead between 100 and 200 feet and Im parking it with this thing. 

Was curious on the buzz comparison and so far have been pretty impressed. Currently bag this  and a buzz. The neutron plastic feels great  and looks awesome. I have one in 171 grams and if all goes well might get a few more.

I got this to replace my buzzz. I throw a lot of axiom and mvp but they didn't have a big selection of mids to pick from until the hex dropped. I have a 173g and a 177g. I put my max weight esp buzz side by side with my max Hex. They both fly very similar but the hex is so much more floaty and only skips a little if it lands on its edge. The buzz gets up and has some good ground play, considerably more than the hex. 

I was hoping to drop the buzz but now I have both in my bag and while they cover a similar slot, sometimes a little more glide or skip feels better.

Bought this to replace my Warship that had gotten to beat in.  The Hex is the most neutral disc I have ever thrown. Even when I power down, it holds the angle and line I put it on with only a slight fade. The neutron plastic has been great for the woods as it holds up to trees but provides good grip. Forget the Buzzz and try the Hex. 

This disc is so freaking good! Mine is 177, so it seems a bit more stable. This throw I had today from Top of the World at DeLa was on a frozen rope. I swear it didn't turn and didn't fade at all! Nearly aced it, too. Anyone could find a place in their bag for a Hex.

Straight to the bag, do not pass go, do not collect $200.

I never loved the feel of a Buzzz in my hand. I found myself replacing the Buzzz with a Discmania Origin. I love the Origin and still bag one, but it is just a bit too touchy and understable. I can't trust the origin to finish in fade.

I impulse bought the MVP Hex when they dropped and holy smokes! STRAIGHT TO THE BAG!

Feel:

This disc feels so good in hand it is unbelievable. It is simply the most comfortable mid I've ever held. On hot days the plastic feels excellent and comfortable. On cold days it maintains a nice flexy feel and comfort. The only downside with brand new Neutron plastic is when it is wet; it gets a tad slippery.

Flight:

This disc is the perfect neutral flyer for most amateur level arms. It is torque resistant and consistently finishes with a smooth fade to the left. You can put it on a lot of anhyzer and trust it to hold that line. You can rip it straight and trust it to hold that line with a soft finish. You can throw it with a touch of anhyzer and trust it to come back for a nice smooth turnover shot. Fantastic for carving woods course. 

The hex in my opinion is a better buzzz. It's a very straight and torque resistant midrange. I use it a ton both forehand and backhand to hit gaps and finish straight. It's the rare straight disc that isn't touchy. MVP/Axiom plastic is some of the best in the business providing both excellent grip and durability. The Hex is a great gap hitting midrange that has decent glide and it goes where you throw it. 

Straightest disc ever and one of the best overall mids ever

I impulse bought a 173g Hex and played with it on a big pro-level bomber course on Sunday. I am a Buzzz diehard, but I was curious about the ergonomics of the Hex and whether it was more neutral and longer than the discs in my hive. For context, I've been playing often for almost a year now, do a lot of fieldwork to get a more consistent form, and have gotten pretty comfortable throwing putters and mids. I usually get ~300' feet on a pretty good pull with other neutral mids. During a round, I usually use mids in the 240-280' range.

Overall impression: it is easy to love this disc.

Features and feel: I think of the Buzzz as a midrange Clydesdale: it's big, not the fastest/glidiest, and a little chunky but keeps reliably going through a beating and gets the job done. To me, the Hex seems like a "next generation" Buzzz. It feels smooth, sleek, and slightly streamlined in size and ergonomics compared to its rugged Discraft counterpart. I really enjoy to throw a Pure due to its ergonomics, and the Hex has that nice, round, smooth feeling in the hand. I've also always been a fan of the look and feel of Neutron, so high marks there.

Flight and role: The Hex is slightly more understable than my Buzzzes, but I first threw it  on a moderately windy day on a pro-level bomber course (way above my paygrade, but fun!). The Hex didn't seem inclined to turn over easily. It had that reliable Buzzz-like flight in an upshot role. In my 240-280' sweet spot, it does just what I want - it goes pretty straight, and fades reliably but doesn't dump. In field testing, it scales well over the 240-300' range. Can't do much past that, but close to 300' its fade starts to disappear, but it's not even close to turning and burning on a clean pull. It glides perhaps a bit more than a Buzzz but less than my Comets. It's in a sweet spot, and very reliable and versatile. My Hex is slightly shorter than my EMac Truth.

I'm becoming a Hex convert despite my love of the Buzzz. The overall feel, flight neutrality and distance potential, and "do it all" characteristics are hard to beat. Time will tell, but my Hex might become my general use mid, relegating my max weight Buzzzes to slightly beefier throws.

This is probably a disc total beginners can get and grow with since it's not overwhelming and will reward control and increases in power well.

I used to throw a buzzz, but the glide got to be a bit much for me. In comes the Hex. This disc has quickly made a home in my bag. this disc goes where I want it to no matter how hard I need to throw it. It is extremely forgiving when it comes to angle of release. I like to use this mid for all sorts of shots. FH/BH hyzer/flat and anhyzer. it really can handle it all. 

Pros: Great all around disc. the feel in the hand is superb, it can handle a lot of torque and has just the right amount of glide/fade

Cons: it loses a lot of grip when it gets wet. 

Buzzz and Emac Truth killer. Best mid on the market. 

I never clicked with the buzzz because it was too deep. The Emac Truth was too domey and I didn't care for the micro bead. This is just right. The hex flies true to its numbers and is a joy to throw. It can handle a lot of power and holds any line you put it on though it excels at hyzer flip to flat shots both BH and FH. It goes further than any mid I've thrown. 

This flies like a longer proxy or shorter FD. I throw this on anything <350ft. 

Couldn't be happier with the feel, looks, or flight of the hex! Mine is 179g and flies very similar to a beat buzzz. If you want something that can take a beating, look great, and fly on any angle you want then I recommend the hex! Not to mention it flies exactly like the numbers say even brand new out of the box

Between 230ft and 300ft -  If you throw it flat, it will go straight.  If you throw it on hyzer, it will begrudgingly drift left.  If you throw it on anhyzer it will reluctantly hold a right turning line before going straight.  If you throw it nose up it will go straight for longer deserved before walking left dejectedly.  

If you throw it with more then 300ft of power it creeps right for half before straight to finish neutral.

Experience is 90+ degree weather near sea level 5 mph wind thrown with, against, and cross.  No elevation change in open ball field with 3 inch grass. 

184g Hex

The new plastic mix is awesome.  Colors are a little misrepresented, but still looked great.

Point-and-shoot. I use it on most of my approach shots, especially forehand, as it can serve any purpose I need, whether I need it to float in on an anhyzer line, or fade in from flat, the Hex does it better than any other midrange I've tried.

This is an amazing disc! Very easy to throw and glides for days! Flies very straight with a little fade at the end. You can barely put power into it and it will glide. I'm a beginner, and it's my go-to disc off the tee. Getting a heavier weight will help it from turning over too. I believe every beginner should start with this disc as their starter driver. 

This disc is an absolute laser beam. Tiniest bit of turn. It's become my workhorse disc for anything 275' and under

I cannot overstate how much I love the feel of Axiom and MVP discs in my hand. They are almost always flat-topped and have shallow depth which just feels amazing when you hold it. 

This disc is great! I already throw a Verdict or Roc3 (depending on the week), a Bounty, a Warrant (pretty understable) as well as a Justice (very overstable). This disc fits right between my Bounty and my Verdict. It has more fade than the Bounty, but doesn't seem to have much turn even when thrown with good speed, and has more fade at the end. However, it doesn't want to fade as early or nearly as hard as my Verdict does. It's a great disc to fill that in between spot. And it's the ONLY disc other than my Justice that has felt good in my hand for forehands. So, there is that. 

I recommend you get this disc. It's better than so many other mids out there. 

171 Neutron Hex

Absolutely love this disc. I throw mostly wooded courses and this disc is my new best friend. I have learned to throw it dead straight with only a soft fade at the end. You can get a slight turn out of it and it will basically land dead straight. Or, throw it on a hyzer and it will do a decent job of holding the line. 

I am able to pair this with my Reactor and cover nearly all of my midrange shots. I also carry a crazy understable Sol when I need some creative shots, but these two cover my normal shots. If you like the feeling of MVP plastic, try it out. I would recommend this to anyone without hesitation. I am not sure I see the -1 turn yet, but my experience with Neutron Plastic is that it takes a while to break in. Honestly, I hope it doesn't. I wish I could keep the out-of-the-box stability forever. The torque resistance is perfect for me.

Throwing Neutron plastic at 4,400 ft in Utah. To me, 5 stars = incredible disc 4 stars = good & dependable disc. I don't give out too many 5 star ratings.

The Hex is a fun disc to throw. I found that the numbers were pretty close to accurate. For me, it seemed that this didn't exhibit much of a turn at all though.

The in-hand feels is pretty comfortable and easy to grip, nothing weird about this disc. Neutron plastic is one of my favorite plastics there is. It has good grip to it as well as excellent durability. 

When throwing this disc I found that it flew very straight with a little fade at the end. Throwing it on a big anhyzer line, resulted in the Hex holding the line for a good portion of the flight. It faded out of the big anhyzer lines towards the end of the flight. On small anhyzer lines it seemed that this disc would flatten out fairly quickly. It was almost as if I had thrown it flat and straight the anhyzer line was so faint. 

This disc is solid and enjoyable to throw. It makes for an excellent go-to midrange. And I'll recommend this disc to anyone. It is excellent. 

This disc may kick the buzz out of my bag better than I hoped.

The understable compliment to the MVP Reactor, made from the same core, it feels just like the Reactor in the hand, with just a tick less fade and stability, very straight, love the low profile mids.