I've been chasing the right OS approach disc for a while, and I finally found the right one for me.

Zone: All of Discraft's plastics feel slick to me

Harp: too deep

Entropy: almost right

Much as this is a Discraft collab, the Vex plastic doesn't feel slick like Discraft's plastics do to me. It compliments my Tempo perfectly as something with less glide that fades harder, and the thumbtrack feels great for both backhand and forehand. It's definitely earned its spot in my bag, and I don't see anything kicking it out any time soon.

Tossing this in the vex plastic which is extremely slippery.. That is the only downside. For me it flies like a zone but has less fade and doesn't beat in as quickly.

It fits in my bag between zone/tempo/zone os but there is overlap. Absolute monster disc for flex shots or forehand approach.

Get some decent ground play out of it but nothing extreme.

I am debating taking the zone out of my bag for it but it's tough. They are so similar but yet compliment eachother nicely. Where the zone flies too far the vessel just goes where you want it to go.

Again the only downside for me is the plastic which is durable but so slick that I have to really wipe it off before every single throw.

Immediate must bag. Loved Pigs before and didn't love Zones. The Ringer, and now the Vessel, scratch that Pig itch enough while being easier to clean release, more wobble resistant, and more forgiving on flex lines. Still think there is room for both molds in a bag but I really love this thing and it's my main approach now. Following Robbie C in keeping my straight Pigs and using these guys for the beef!