Simon Lizotte - In The Bag

Arguably the most popular player on tour, Simon Lizotte throws a wide variety of MVP, Axiom, and Streamline discs on the course. Shop all of our Simon Lizotte In the Bag discs, which have chopped and changed a lot since he began, like the MVP Glitch and Volt, the Axiom Hex and Proxy, and the Streamline Stabilizer and Trace. Simon, a seven-time elite series champion needs discs he can trust. With our large selection of MVP, Axiom, and Streamline discs for sale, you can now throw what Simon is throwing and feel that same level of confidence in your own game! 

Simon's Full Bag Breakdown

Here's a full breakdown of every disc in Simon's bag as of his last in the bag video update!

Simon's Putters

Simon Line Electron Firm Pixel - Custom white-on-white with a pink-on-black stamp, all identical max weight; his putting putter and, in his words, his favorite putter ever.

Neutron Glitch - A 151g with a special stamp honoring Bremen, his home club in Germany for about 20 years; a lucky charm he doesn't use much in tournaments, but no bag is complete without it.

Neutron Spin - Extremely understable with a rounded inner rim that gives it a different feel in hand; used for touchy up shots and releases where he wants the disc to flip or turn.

Particle Glow Proton Proxy - Soft, grippy plastic that flies straight and true; one of his favorite shots of the year came off this disc on 17 at Waco.

Neutron Entropy - Nearly concave and very overstable, max weight; used for short forehands and up-shots in the wind, going dead straight before dumping left even when ripped hard.

Simon's Midranges

Neutron Detour (James Conrad signature disc, 179g) - Understable with tons of glide; used for straight releases that slowly drift left to right, especially on technical courses.

Neutron Hex (175g) - His favorite mold he's ever thrown and a true point-and-shoot disc that can play dead straight, overstable, or understable depending on plastic and wear.

Neutron Simon Line Balance (version two prototype) - Built to be overstable out of the box and hold a line in wind like a "Hex for the wind," meant to be ripped into a headwind and fly like his Hex would in calm air; he's about 90% set on going with this version two.

Neutron Deflector - His most utility-like disc, wanting to dive hard right to left; only comes out for very specific lines or 20-30 mph wind, thrown almost on a roller angle so it swings back straight.

Simon's Fairway Drivers

Neutron Crave (6.5 speed) - Understable with a small rim, holding its line the whole way through on rollers, hyzer flips, and turnover shots without fading back.

Neutron Fireball - Beat in and flying relatively straight for a Fireball, going 300-350 feet before a reliable fade; became a bit too straight for what he wants from the mold, so he added a new one.

Plasma Fireball - Brand new, dead flat and super overstable; he broke it out at a windy Waco for a meathook that does the same thing every time no matter the conditions.

Proton Volt - New to the bag this season as his Tesla replacement, flying pretty consistent and overstable for straight 350-400 ft shots; currently his main fairway driver.

Neutron Vanish (max weight, technically an 11-speed) - A -3 turn disc he uses mainly for distance rollers or power shots released on a big hyzer to flip up and ride.

Simon's Distance Drivers

Neutron Panic (13-speed) - His most overstable high-speed driver, thrown on big spike hyzers or into the wind when he wants minimal movement and needs to get somewhere fast.

Eagle McMahon Wynn Dragon (Fission Dimension) - Very understable and untested in tournament play so far; kept in the bag for fun shots like huge sky rollers and rescue forehands or backhands.

Neutron Delirium (older run with a pop top) - A crusher disc that flips up and rides pretty straight off a slight hyzer release; his forehand disc for any distance shot and his max distance driver when it's not too windy or he has a tailwind.

Neutron Dimension (max weight, carries two - one main, one backup) - More on the overstable side so he trusts them more in the wind, and at 14.5 speed they cover ground fast enough that he can throw them a bit slower and still match the distance of a 12-13 speed.

Watch Simon's 2025 In The Bag Update

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