MVP Catalyst
The MVP Catalyst is an understable high-speed distance driver built for effortless max distance. It shares the same core and dome as the Octane, giving you big glide, easy turn, and long S-curves whether you’re throwing hyzer-flips, rollers, or sky anhyzers.
Flight: 13 | 5.5 | -2 | 2. The Catalyst is like a longer Wave—understable at high speed with enough low-speed bite to finish on line. Official specs
Why throw the MVP Catalyst?
- High-speed understable bomber that opens up easy distance and long S-curves.
- Great for hyzer-flips, sweeping turnovers, and tailwind max-distance shots.
- Average arms get straight-to-turning distance; power arms unlock rollers and sky anhyzers.
- Domey profile adds glide so the disc stays in the air and pushes down the fairway.
Plastics
Neutron (premium): flagship opaque blend with excellent grip and durability. Neutron Catalysts often start a touch more stable, then season into ideal hyzer-flip and turnover bombers.
Fission (premium, lightweight tech): microbubble-infused Neutron core that allows lighter weights without sacrificing Gyro® effect. Fission Catalysts are great for added glide and easier distance at lower power.
Proton (premium, translucent): clear, “candy” plastic with high durability. Proton Catalysts tend to hold stability longer, making them useful for straighter bombs and controlled flex lines.
Plasma (premium, pearly): metallic sheen and semi-gummy feel with plenty of grip. Plasma Catalysts keep the 13 | 5.5 | -2 | 2 flight while adding a touch of flex and flashy looks.
Flight numbers
- Speed: 13
- Glide: 5.5
- Turn: -2
- Fade: 2
Similar Discs
MVP Wave • Axiom Tenacity
FAQs
What are the MVP Catalyst flight numbers and what do they mean?
The Catalyst is rated 13 | 5.5 | -2 | 2. That means very fast distance-driver speed, strong glide, noticeable high-speed turn, and a reliable but not dumpy fade—ideal for long S-curves and hyzer-flips.
Is the Catalyst good for developing arms or just big arms?
Both. Developing arms get easy distance and long, turning flights without needing perfect torque. Big arms can lean on the Catalyst for rollers, sky anhyzers, and huge turnover shots that still finish gently.
How does the Catalyst compare to the MVP Wave?
The Wave is a slower, 11-speed workhorse. The Catalyst is faster and more demanding but offers extra distance and a longer, more dramatic turn-to-fade flight when powered correctly.
What shots does the MVP Catalyst excel at?
Hyzer-flip distance shots, sweeping turnovers, tailwind bombs, and controlled rollers. It’s especially strong on open holes where you can let it drift and glide before a soft finish.
Which Catalyst plastic should I choose?
Choose Neutron as your main workhorse. Pick Fission for lighter weights and maximum glide. Go Proton if you want extra durability and a slightly firmer feel. Grab Plasma if you prefer a semi-gummy, pearly plastic with the same understable Catalyst flight.
