MVP Disc Sports | Wave | Fission

The MVP Wave can be described as a longer Inertia, offering a stable-understable flight with high responsiveness across a wide power range. Available in weights from 155 g to 175 g, the Wave is a distance driver that many players carry in multiple weights to cover different shot shapes.

For powerful throws, the Wave produces long, gliding turnovers and controlled hyzerflip lines. Players with average power will find that it naturally extends a variety of lines, including anhyzers, hyzerflips, and headwind-assisted turnovers.

The defining feature of the Wave is its balance of turn and fade. A gentle, shallow turn helps generate distance, while the subtle yet dependable fade allows for accurate ranging and placement. High-power throwers will see clear turn and hyzerflip tendencies, while average-power players may require a headwind or an anhyzer release to fully engage the turn. For beginners, the wide-rim design results in a flight that is usable but relatively stable.

Overall, the MVP Wave is a highly versatile distance driver capable of filling multiple stable-understable roles.

MVP Disc Sports wurde von zwei Brüdern gegründet, die sich für Disc-Golf begeistern und seit vielen Jahren in der Kunststoffspritzgießerei ihres Vaters gearbeitet haben. Da sie in einer Gießerei gearbeitet haben, die sich auf zweistufige Gießverfahren spezialisiert hat, war die Idee, dieses zweistufige Gießverfahren in Golfscheiben zu implementieren, um den Sport auf die nächste Stufe zu heben.

MVP Disc Sports
mvp@mvpdiscsports.com
844-MVP-DISC (687-3472)
6599 Euclid St, Marlette, MI 48453 [Read More]

Kurio Sven und Anja GbR
Lessingstr. 66/1, 72770 Reutlingen
Germany
info@thrownatur.de [Read More]

The Fission™ plastic consists of an ultra-light core with imperceptible micro-bubbles. It not only impresses with its light weight and higher GYRO® effect, but also remains very nice to grip even in wet and cold conditions. The Overmold technology products are designed to improve aerodynamics, linear momentum and angular momentum as much as possible.