MVP Disc Sports Teleport
The MVP Teleport is a straight-stable, high-speed distance driver built for tight S-curves and late push. It sits in MVP’s wide-rim 24.5mm class, so it rewards clean form and real speed. If you like a driver that holds your line first and fades last, this mold fits.
Reach for the Teleport on long par 4s, open fairways, and any “max distance, but stay on line” drive. Throw it flat for a long, neutral ride that keeps pushing forward. Add slight hyzer and it can flip up, drift, then finish with a dependable fade. In a tailwind it feels easier to stretch. In a light headwind it can unlock extra turn and distance.
The MVP Teleport also sits in a useful spot between “too beefy” and “too flippy.” It’s less demanding than the most overstable 24.5mm molds, but it still resists torque when you commit. If you want one fast driver that covers a lot of shapes, the Teleport is a strong starting point.
The rim is wide, but the hand feel stays clean at release. Use a firm pinch grip and a smooth pull through the hit. It will reward you with easy speed.
Flight: 14.5 | 5 | −1.5 | 2.5. High-power throwers can get controllable hyzer-flips. Most players get best results from a flat release, a tailwind, or light headwind help. Official Teleport overview
Why throw the MVP Teleport?
- Controlled max-distance flights that don’t burn into the ground.
- Great choice when you want a tight S-curve and a late, forward fade.
- Comfortable for power forehands when you keep the nose down.
- Excellent “core distance” option inside MVP’s 24.5mm class.
- Useful in mixed winds when you still need carry and finish.
Plastics
Neutron (premium, opaque): the staple Teleport blend. Expect durable flights with trustworthy grip and consistent stability.
Fission (premium, lighter-weight runs): limited versions appear occasionally. Fission can add glide and make wide rims feel easier to access.
Flight numbers
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Speed: 14.5
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Glide: 5
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Turn: −1.5
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Fade: 2.5
Similar Discs
MVP Dimension • Axiom Tantrum • MVP Wave
FAQs
What’s the best release angle for a full Teleport flight?
Start flat, then adjust. If you’re turning it too much, add hyzer and lower the nose. If it fades early, give it more height or a touch more speed. In tailwinds, it will show more drift and carry.
Is the MVP Teleport good for forehand distance lines?
Yes, for experienced forehand players. The rim likes a firm grip and clean swing plane. Keep the wrist stable and the nose down. You’ll get long push, then a reliable fade instead of a dumpy finish.
Teleport vs Dimension: which should I choose?
Choose the Teleport for straighter bombs and workable S-curves. Choose the Dimension when you need more high-speed stability and a stronger finish. Many players bag both: Teleport for distance, Dimension for wind and forced fades.
What arm speed does the Teleport need?
It’s a very fast driver. Higher-power throwers will see the −1.5 turn and long drift. Moderate arms often see a straighter flight with less turn and a dependable fade. A light headwind can help it “wake up.”
What’s a simple 3-disc distance setup around the Teleport?
Pair it with an overstable option for headwinds, like the Dimension or Phase. Add an easier turner for long anhyzers, like a Wave or Orbital. That trio covers straight bombs, wind lines, and big shapes.
