MVP

Two brothers running their father's injection molding shop in Michigan noticed something the rest of the industry had not: a disc with a heavier rim and lighter core spins with more gyroscopic stability. MVP patented that overmold in 2011, and every disc in this catalog still uses it, from the Glitch putter to the Volt fairway driver.

Electron is the grippy base plastic on discs like the Glitch, while Neutron is the stiffer premium blend that flies truest to its numbers and covers most of the lineup, seen in the Fission Wave's sibling plastic. Proton adds translucent durability similar to Champion or Z, and Fission is a lightweight, air injected blend that keeps discs floaty for slower arms without losing grip.

The Volt is MVP's original fairway driver and still the workhorse pick for beginners and intermediate throwers alike. Power players load up the Zenith or Terra for aggressive hyzer lines. Compare Neutron plastic against Proton plastic to pick a feel before you pick a mold.