MVP Reactor
The MVP Reactor is a neutral-stable workhorse midrange built for precise control. It holds the line you put it on, whether you’re carving tight woods gaps, throwing flat-to-fade approaches, or trusting a clean forehand release.
Flight: 5 | 5 | -0.5 | 1.5. The Reactor glides straight with subtle turn and a dependable fade, bridging the gap between classic neutral and overstable mids. Official specs
Why throw the MVP Reactor?
- Neutral-stable flight that covers straight shots, gentle turnovers, and reliable hyzers.
- Workhorse midrange that can be your go-to on wooded fairways and technical approaches.
- Handles both backhand and forehand power without turning and burning.
- Sits between “point-and-shoot” mids and true overstable utility discs for a versatile slot.
Plastics
Neutron (premium): MVP’s flagship blend with bright opaque colors, excellent durability, and a true-to-numbers Reactor flight. Ideal as your main workhorse mid.
Cosmic Neutron (premium swirly): color-enhanced Neutron with multi-tone swirls. Same dependable flight as Neutron with extra visual pop and collectability.
Fission (premium, lightweight tech): microbubble-infused Neutron core that allows lighter weights without losing stability. Great for added glide or lower power throwers.
Eclipse 2.0 (Proton glow): ultra-bright glow core with Proton-grade durability. Eclipse Reactors are perfect for night rounds and tend to feel a tick more robust in stability.
Proton (premium, translucent – select runs): highly durable, clear “candy” plastic that keeps the Reactor’s neutral-stable flight for a long time.
R2 Neutron (recycled premium): eco-friendly recycled Neutron with a black core and white rim. Flies like Neutron while reusing plastic in a signature Gyro look.
Flight numbers
- Speed: 5
- Glide: 5
- Turn: -0.5
- Fade: 1.5
Similar Discs
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FAQs
What are the MVP Reactor flight numbers and what do they mean?
The Reactor is rated 5 | 5 | -0.5 | 1.5. That means midrange speed, plenty of glide, slight high-speed turn, and a controlled fade for straight-to-stable flights.
Is the Reactor overstable or neutral?
It’s neutral-stable. For most arms it flies straight with a reliable fade. Power throwers will see a bit of turn before it fades out; lower power players get a classic flat-to-fade midrange flight.
How does the Reactor compare to other MVP mids?
The Reactor sits between older molds like the Vector and Axis. It’s more stable than a true point-and-shoot mid but not as dumpy as an overstable utility mid, making it a true all-purpose workhorse.
Which Reactor plastic should I choose?
Choose Neutron or Cosmic Neutron for your main bagged Reactor. Pick Fission if you want lighter weights and extra glide. Go Eclipse 2.0 for glow rounds, Proton for maximum clarity and durability, and R2 Neutron if you want an eco-friendly option.
Is the MVP Reactor good for forehand approaches?
Yes. The Reactor’s modern midrange rim and neutral-stable flight make it very comfortable for forehands. It resists torque well and finishes on a predictable line without a harsh dump.
