What MVP say: Releasing with flight numbers of 4 | 4 | 0 | 2.5, the Tempo excels as an overstable putt and approach disc thanks to its low profile and flat flight plate. Power throwers may find a small amount of turn before the torque resistance and reliable fade kick in for its forward pushing finish, while lower power throwers will find a straight-to-overstable thrower good for windy days and consistent approach angles. See what all the hype for the Tempo is about by grabbing your own!

What players are actually saying: Tempo's shallow profile gets repeated praise, especially from players learning or relying on forehand approaches. Many describe a disc that carries fairly straight before fading late, making it useful when an approach needs more distance than a sharply fading disc will give. Players disagree on the strength of that finish: several find it less overstable than expected, while one found it dependable enough to replace a Zone for longer shots. It also earns use on backhands and shaped anhyzer approaches. Expect a reliable finish, but don’t assume every Neutron Tempo will give you a hard, early fade.