I simply won't play without this disc.  It performs like magic for fairway and approach shots.  The proton soft plastic helps keep the disc in place on hard landings.

I couldn't remember why I bought this disc so I didn't use it for quite awhile.  When I finally threw it, I liked it.  Great feel, great flight, great disc, very predictable.  I have the proton soft.  It tends to stay where it lands.

I love my echo in neutron plastic so I wanted to try something a little softer and it's great. The proton plastic feels great in the hand and the echo is a great flying underrated disc. 

I love my echo in neutron plastic so I wanted to try something a little softer and it's great. The proton plastic feels great in the hand and the echo is a great flying underrated disc. 

The Echo seems to be a real sleeper disc, I have been loving throwing my Proton Soft Echo.  The plastic feels great, it has excellent grip but is not too floppy.  This disc is a dead-straight laser beam with a ton of glide.  It feels very easy to throw and responds great when powered-down a little.  When I first got it I was over-throwing the disc and releasing it with too much speed and was being a little careless with my release angles.  Once I decided to take a little bit off and get more dialed in, I found that I could just release this disc on a little bit of hyzer and it would pop up to flat and fly straight with almost no fade at all.  Because of its minimal fade I found that I could give the disc more height and it would get great distance but still not fade too much.  Some of the more overstable mids will fade pretty hard If I decide to throw them high and nose down.  This disc is beginner friendly but should also be useful to more advanced players who will be able to throw the disc on all sorts of different lines.