Echo

The Echo is a Streamline midrange rated 5/5/-1.5/1, made to fly straight with a touch of understability. Streamline says lower-power players get a straight flyer with enough fade to count on, while stronger throwers can use it for gentle hyzer flips and controlled turnovers. Players who want a midrange that fights the wind or fades hard at the end should look at something more stable.

Streamline describes its hand feel as slightly deeper than MVP's own midranges, and MVP called the Echo underrated in 2025, describing a flight that is understable enough to go straight without turning much out of the box. That makes it a natural choice for wooded holes and long straight upshots.

The Echo appeared among MVP's early-2021 prototypes, was approved by the PDGA on 22 February 2021 (21-18), and was first released through the 2022 Circuit Challenge before a stock Neutron release. In 2026 Silas Schultz threw a Neutron Echo on hole 18 at Toboggan on his way to a World Championship, and Streamline marked it with a commemorative 2026 Worlds edition. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Axiom Hex and the Dynamic Discs Truth.

Try Discs lists it in Neutron as of October 2026; Streamline has also made special runs in other plastics.