MVP Spin
The MVP Spin is an understable, glidey putt & approach disc built for smooth turnovers and lofty, touchy lines. Its deep profile, like the Ion and Anode, feels great for spin putting and controlled approach shots.
Flight: 2.5 | 4 | -2 | 0. The Spin pops up, glides, and gently drifts without a hard fade, rewarding clean form and finesse. Official specs
Why throw the MVP Spin?
- Understable, glidey putter that loves long spin putts and touch approaches.
- Deep profile inspires confidence for players who like Ion/Anode style putters.
- Great for beginners who want a putter that flies straight at low power.
- Advanced arms get easy turnovers, floaty anhyzers, and creative scramble lines.
Plastics
Electron (baseline – Firm, Medium, Soft): MVP’s grippy baseline blend that seasons into even more glide and turn. Electron Spins are ideal as primary putting putters or touchy turnover throwers once they beat in.
Neutron (premium): durable, opaque blend with excellent grip. Neutron Spins stay close to the stock 2.5 | 4 | -2 | 0 numbers and make great throwing putters for straight-to-turning shots.
Proton (premium, translucent – select runs): clear “candy” plastic with high durability and a slightly firmer feel. Proton Spins keep their understable, glidey flight for many rounds.
R2 Neutron (recycled premium): eco-friendly recycled Neutron with a black core and white rim. R2 Spins match Neutron flight while reusing plastic and offering a unique look.
Flight numbers
- Speed: 2.5
- Glide: 4
- Turn: -2
- Fade: 0
Similar Discs
MVP Anode • MVP Uplink
FAQs
What are the MVP Spin flight numbers and what do they mean?
The Spin is rated 2.5 | 4 | -2 | 0. That means putter speed, high glide, significant high-speed turn, and essentially no fade—ideal for straight putts, turnovers, and floaty approaches.
Is the Spin good for beginners?
Yes. At low power, the Spin flies very straight with minimal fade. New players and low-power arms can get easy, glidey flights without forcing it.
How does the Spin compare to the Ion and Anode?
The Ion and Anode are more neutral to stable. The Spin is noticeably more understable, better for turnovers, hyzer-flips, and players who like a disc that moves right (RHBH) instead of fading out.
What shots does the MVP Spin excel at?
Long spin putts, gentle turnover putts, floaty anhyzers, and touchy approach shots. It also works well as a teaching disc for learning clean spin and angle control.
Which Spin plastic should I choose?
Choose Electron for putting and touch approaches that will beat into very straight or flippy. Pick Neutron or Proton for durable throwing putters with consistent understable flights. Go R2 Neutron if you want the same flight as Neutron in an eco-friendly, black-and-white package.
