MVP Uplink

MVP Uplink

Whether you’re navigating wooded tunnel fairways or rescuing a scramble from an awkward lie, the MVP Uplink delivers surgical control with almost cheating levels of glide. Rated at 5 | 5 | –3 | 0.5, this beadless, 21.5 cm midrange loads up with high-speed turn the moment it leaves your hand, gently drifting right (RHBH) while holding altitude before settling flat—never the violent dump that can sabotage precision. MVP designed the Uplink to sit in the “finesse understable” slot: stable enough to resist immediate burn-outs, yet flippy enough to hyzer-flip straight for slower arms. In tailwinds or low-ceiling fairways the disc feels like a smart missile, weaving through obstacles and settling flat to minimize skip-aways. GYRO® overmold technology pushes rim mass outward, giving the Uplink surprising late-flight stability that keeps it hanging in the glide window rather than dumping early.

Touch is the name of the game, and the plastics amplify that trait. Neutron provides the trusted, year-round grip and durability cornerstone of the MVP lineup; Neutron Soft adds a gummy flexibility that grabs the green on landings; and Eclipse 2.0 glows like a beacon for night golf while flying a hair more stable out of the box. Each blend holds its shape longer than conventional single-mold mids, so the flight window you fall in love with on Day 1 lasts for dozens of rounds before gradually beating into an even filthier turnover machine. Stock runs cover 165–180 g, letting you tune feel and stability: lighter weights sail farther for lower-power arms, while max weights shrug off moderate headwinds and flick torque.

Slot-wise, the Uplink pairs perfectly with an MVP Reactor or Axiom Hex above it and a Paradox below it. Compared with its neutral-understable rival—the Latitude 64 Fuse—the Uplink turns a shade sooner and finishes a touch earlier, making it ideal when you need a disc that will start working right immediately yet still land flat at the target. Forehand throwers love the shallow rim for touch stand-up flicks that ride right without dumping; backhand-dominant players treat it as a “back-up forehand,” shaping left-to-right lines on woods tracks where a forehand path isn’t available. Field testers have recorded effortless 300-foot carries on gentle hyzer-flip lines and 200-foot rollers with little more than wrist speed—proof that the Uplink rewards clean form over raw power. Bag one and you’ll unlock angles you never thought possible, from cheat-code beginner straight shots to pro-level turnover artistry.

Flight Numbers

• Speed: 5
• Glide: 5
• Turn: -3
• Fade: 0.5

Plastics

Neutron, Neutron Soft, Eclipse 2.0 glow, and more. Compare MVP blends for grip and durability HERE!

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the MVP Uplink beginner-friendly?

Yes—its high glide and –3 turn let new players throw straighter and farther, while the gentle 0.5 fade prevents dramatic dumps.

How does the Uplink differ from a Latitude 64 Fuse?

The Uplink turns earlier and finishes sooner, making it better for immediate right movement and low-ceiling flip shots.

Can the Uplink handle forehand power?

Moderate-speed forehands produce smooth turnovers; high-power flicks may roll unless released on plenty of hyzer.