MVP Wave

Eleven speed and a -2 turn make the MVP Wave an easy way to add real distance without changing your form. Glide 5 and a 2 fade mean the turn shows up fast on a flat release before the fade settles it in at the end. I throw mine on tailwind holes where I want the flight to open up and run long, and it needs real speed to fly right or it stays flippy the whole way. Intermediate arms get the most out of it as a straightforward distance driver; beginners may find it turns over more than expected until their arm speed catches up. Neutron flies closest to the stated numbers; Fission is lighter with a different feel in hand. Compare Neutron Wave and Fission Wave here, plus the full MVP shelf or MVP Photon for a more controlled version of the same distance.