MVP Orbital
The MVP Orbital is an ultra-understable distance driver built for easy turn, huge glide, and creative shot shaping. It’s the flippiest driver in MVP’s 21.5mm distance class, giving lower-power arms real distance and power throwers effortless rollers and sky anhyzers.
Flight: 11 | 5 | -4.5 | 1. The Orbital stands up from hyzer, drifts on a long turning flight, and finishes with a gentle fade, making it a hyzer-flip and roller specialist. Official specs
Why throw the MVP Orbital?
- MVP’s most understable 21.5mm distance driver for maximum shot-shaping potential.
- Easy hyzer-flips and long turnovers for newer and smooth-throwing players.
- Rollers, sky turns, and low-ceiling finesse lines for high-power arms.
- Ideal tailwind driver when you want glide and turn instead of a hard fade.
Plastics
Neutron (premium): flagship opaque blend with excellent grip and durability. Neutron Orbitals give the stock 11 | 5 | -4.5 | 1 flight and cover everything from first real hyzer-flip driver to touch roller disc.
Eclipse (Proton glow – OTB Open runs): bright, long-lasting glow built on a Proton-style base. Eclipse Orbitals bring the same ultra-understable flight to night rounds with a slightly firmer, torque-resistant feel.
Plasma (premium, pearly – special runs): shiny, metallic-look blend with great grip and durability. Plasma Orbitals often feel slightly gummier in the hand while staying true to the flippy, shot-shaping Orbital flight.
Flight numbers
- Speed: 11
- Glide: 5
- Turn: -4.5
- Fade: 1
Similar Discs
MVP Wave • Axiom Vanish
FAQs
What are the MVP Orbital flight numbers and what do they mean?
The Orbital is rated 11 | 5 | -4.5 | 1. That means high driver speed, strong glide, extreme high-speed turn, and a very soft fade—built for hyzer-flips, long turnovers, and rollers.
Is the Orbital too flippy for beginners?
No. For newer or smooth throwers, the Orbital is a great first high-speed driver. Thrown on light hyzer, it pops up, glides, and gently rides right (RHBH) instead of dumping out early.
What shots does the Orbital do best?
Hyzer-flips, big turnover lines, touch rollers, and tailwind bombs. Power players can also use it for sky anhyzers and low-ceiling shots that need turn and glide instead of fade.
How does the Orbital compare to the Wave and Vanish?
The Orbital is the most understable of the three. The Vanish is understable but more controlled, and the Wave is stable-understable. If you want the flippiest option for rollers and big turn, choose the Orbital.
Which Orbital plastic should I choose?
Choose Neutron for your main workhorse flippy driver. Pick Eclipse if you want glow performance and a firm, premium feel for night rounds. Grab a Plasma Orbital if you like a slightly gummier, pearly plastic with the same understable flight.
