What new disc would you like to see from MVP?

[Mike C]

My 180 orange Axis with slight dome is definitely a power disc, and I've heard pink are fairly OS too.

[JR]

I want everything Mike mentioned, as well as a couple of things unmentioned...I've been throwing some old 2nd run softs and they are really great...straight to understable in a way that will take years for the new Ions to achieve. So MVP needs a slightly understable putter to go with the slightly overstable Ion.

I'd also like to see some more mids. Something more Buzzz-like, faster and less stable than the Vector, but more power oriented than the Axis. I'm also curious to try some small diameter mids from MVP...I've always liked how small mids flew, but they suffer from lack of glide. I think some gyro could remedy this...I'd be interested in a stretched out Ion-like profile (convex wing/small bead) in a small diameter mid.

Kite and Skeeter?

[discspeed]

I want everything Mike mentioned, as well as a couple of things unmentioned...I've been throwing some old 2nd run softs and they are really great...straight to understable in a way that will take years for the new Ions to achieve. So MVP needs a slightly understable putter to go with the slightly overstable Ion.

I'd also like to see some more mids. Something more Buzzz-like, faster and less stable than the Vector, but more power oriented than the Axis. I'm also curious to try some small diameter mids from MVP...I've always liked how small mids flew, but they suffer from lack of glide. I think some gyro could remedy this...I'd be interested in a stretched out Ion-like profile (convex wing/small bead) in a small diameter mid.

Kite and Skeeter?

Kite and Skeeter do glide, but they are too fast (especially in their turning movement) for a proper workhorse mid. This makes them poor in the wind and too finesse oriented. I want it like an Ion...I can put more power behind an Ion than any other disc without getting any flip, so I'd like this mid to be able to take that as well.

[JR]

I want everything Mike mentioned, as well as a couple of things unmentioned...I've been throwing some old 2nd run softs and they are really great...straight to understable in a way that will take years for the new Ions to achieve. So MVP needs a slightly understable putter to go with the slightly overstable Ion.

I'd also like to see some more mids. Something more Buzzz-like, faster and less stable than the Vector, but more power oriented than the Axis. I'm also curious to try some small diameter mids from MVP...I've always liked how small mids flew, but they suffer from lack of glide. I think some gyro could remedy this...I'd be interested in a stretched out Ion-like profile (convex wing/small bead) in a small diameter mid.

Kite and Skeeter?

Kite and Skeeter do glide, but they are too fast (especially in their turning movement) for a proper workhorse mid. This makes them poor in the wind and too finesse oriented. I want it like an Ion...I can put more power behind an Ion than any other disc without getting any flip, so I'd like this mid to be able to take that as well.

No argument from me and the crazy good glide also makes them very prone to popping up high at pulled power too and sky high on full power.

[new013]

#1 - understable putter.. beadless Ion perhaps?
#2 - Tbird like driver - basically what Mike was saying.

[Jeronimo]

#1 - understable putter.. beadless Ion perhaps?
#2 - Tbird like driver - basically what Mike was saying.

This.

[Mike C]

Beadless Ion would be interesting. Something a little more understable than the real earlier Ions?

[Hoey]

#1 - understable putter.. beadless Ion perhaps?
#2 - Tbird like driver - basically what Mike was saying.

This.

I agree with the sentiments of these statements.

And some kind of comet/fuse.

[BrotherDave]

One more for the beadless Ion. Those old Softs that Discspeed mentioned are super fun to throw, I'd like to see something a little flippier than that, in lighter weights. If that's a lid version of the Ion, I'd be fine with that.

Understable Axis would be next, and then I think a Gazelle/Cyclone type driver would bomb with sick control.

[JHern]

I think the over-mold might make it more difficult for them to generalize to any shape they want, but if there's a will, there's a way. Also, with a driver, they will have a crease in the surface between the two pieces, which itself has aerodynamical consequences (interfering with/forcing boundary layer separation, etc.).

It is difficult to aim to produce a disc that flies like something that hasn't already been produced, even in the wide wing category. What they should do is produce a solid utility disc (Gazelle/Cyclone), and make it ultra-consistent in production...something that every other manufacturer has failed to do thus far. They would earn loyal customers for years if they could pull that off.

[JR]

One more for the beadless Ion. Those old Softs that Discspeed mentioned are super fun to throw, I'd like to see something a little flippier than that, in lighter weights. If that's a lid version of the Ion, I'd be fine with that.

Understable Axis would be next, and then I think a Gazelle/Cyclone type driver would bomb with sick control.

For me Axis flies beautifully on annies so i fail to see a point making another mid, that flies more understable.

[jubuttib]

For me Axis flies beautifully on annies so i fail to see a point making another mid, that flies more understable.

Even though I never had a problem annying my MD2's, after a while I did feel a distinct need for something truly understable. One specific situation where I would have liked an understable mid was a mostly straight tunnel shot that finishes to the right, anhyzers tend to fly on a constant curve too much. Well, D-MD2 solved that.

[Apothecary]

the axis is not an anny disc. it doesnt have much high-speed turn and it fights out of an anny angle more than an anny mid should. if the axis is a good anny disc, so is the buzzz. if youre throwing either on anny lines, youre most likely a noob.

[Timko]

I've seen Eric McCabe throw numerous anhyzers with a Buzz. I think because he's a noob.

[zj1002]

The Axis was pretty much only an anhyzer/turnover disc for me. The md2 was much more stable