


Streamline Neutron Echo - 2026 Silas Schultz World Championship
How do I read the numbers and stability?
How fast the disc has to be thrown to fly as designed. Beginners: up to 7. Without a strong arm, a faster disc will simply drop to the left and won't fly far.
How long the disc stays up in the air. A higher number means more distance with less effort. 5–7 works well for beginners.
High-speed turn. How much the disc turns to the right early in the flight (right-handed backhand). For beginners −1 to −3 is better: this turn to the right offsets the natural drop to the left of a beginner's throw, so the disc flies straighter.
Low-speed fade. How sharply the disc hooks to the left and drops at the end of the flight. For beginners 0–2 is more predictable and keeps more distance.
Despite how it sounds, understable does not mean a bad or unpredictable flight. Stability is relative to the power of the throw.
An understable disc is made to turn right on a powerful throw. On a beginner's softer throw, this tendency evens out the natural drop to the left, and the disc flies straight.
On a beginner's throw, a stable or overstable disc will drop to the left straight away and won't fly far. Once your throw gets stronger, you can move on to more stable discs.
Beginners: the first 6 months, still learning the basics of the throw. Amateurs: play regularly, with a developed technique. Advanced players: experienced players with a powerful, consistent throw.
Neutron Echo – 2026 World Championship Commemorative Edition
When it comes to testing the limits of a course, it’s hard to think of a more recent example than Silas Schultz on hole 18 at the Toboggan DGC. Trusting in the control and understability of the Neutron Echo, Silas managed to land just shy of the OB line to put himself in excellent position to finish the hole and win a world title. We’re continuing our celebration of World Champion Silas Schultz on the Neutron Echo, one of Silas’ most dependable pieces of equipment, featuring a commemorative 2026 World Championship illustration by DoubleRam Design. Celebrate with us by getting your very own piece of history on the Neutron Echo.
Neutron Echo
Finally receiving a stock release after releasing to rave reviews in 2022’s Circuit Challenge, Streamline’s Neutron Echo is here to fly straight for you! Featuring a slightly deeper hand feel than MVP’s midranges, the Echo has flight numbers of 5 | 5 | -1.5 | 1 that match its absolutely buttery lines and feel. This disc just wants to fly straight! Capable of touch hyzer flips and controlled turnovers for high-power players, the Echo is going to become a staple for wooded disc golf. Lower power players will find the Echo to be an amazing straight flyer with enough fade to be a reliable workhorse midrange and enough turn to work some anhyzer lines as well.
- Free shipping over €50 — Orders below €50 — €3.50 shipping. Ships from Riga in 1–3 business days.
- 14-day returns — Full refund if it doesn't fit — disc in unused condition in original packaging. Return shipping cost is paid by customer.
- EU shipping — Active — starting from €5. Delivery in 3–7 business days depending on destination.


