Best MVP Discs

The discs listed above are organized by actual sales data—these are the top-selling MVP discs on our site. No guesswork, no fluff—just the plastic that players keep coming back for. Here’s a quick rundown of what makes each of these best sellers stand out:

Trail – A slightly overstable fairway driver that’s been gaining traction for its reliability and control, especially for technical lines.

Wave – This high-speed driver is a favorite for long, effortless distance with just enough turn to shape big S-curves.

Glitch – Part putter, part catch disc, the Glitch is perfect for warm-ups, approach shots, or just throwing around with friends.

Detour – A newer midrange with a smooth, neutral flight; easy to shape for controlled lines without any surprises.

Tesla – A dependable overstable driver that handles torque well and delivers a consistent fade at the end of the flight.

Watt – This deep, beadless putter offers a straight, glide-heavy flight that works great for long spin putts and floaty approaches.

Servo – A controllable fairway driver with a stable-to-slightly-understable flight, great for accurate placement shots.

In addition to those top sellers, the highest-rated MVP discs—as reviewed by actual throwers—include:

Reactor – A well-balanced midrange with a true straight flight and just a touch of fade, loved for its workhorse versatility.

Resistor – A flat, overstable fairway driver known for its consistency in wind and reliable fade for both forehand and backhand shots.

Terra – A signature fairway driver in the James Conrad line, praised for its torque resistance and confident fade.

Uplink – A touch-sensitive understable midrange that excels at finesse shots and hyzer flips, especially for newer players or controlled turnovers.

If you’re looking to build out your MVP bag, these are the molds that players trust most—both in the marketplace and on the course.

If you’re just getting started in disc golf and want to try out MVP gyro plastic, here are the discs we recommend the most for new players. These discs are easier to throw, offer more control at lower arm speeds, and help develop solid throwing form. We’ve broken them down by disc type to keep things simple:

Putters
Glitch – Part putter, part catch disc, the Glitch is incredibly beginner-friendly. It’s perfect for learning smooth releases, approach shots, or just tossing around casually.

Spin – An understable putter with minimal fade. Great for beginners who want a disc that holds a straight line and doesn’t fight back.

Nomad – A straight-flying putter with a subtle fade—excellent for players learning to control their putting stroke and short drives.

Midranges
Detour – A straight-to-understable midrange that’s easy to shape. New players will love its glide and gentle fade.

Uplink – Ultra workable and great for hyzer flips or soft turnovers. It responds well to lighter throws and helps teach angle control.

Fairway Drivers
Relay – A controllable fairway driver with moderate speed and a smooth, understable flight. A go-to first driver for new arms.

Signal – One of the most beginner-friendly drivers in the MVP lineup. Very understable and ideal for players with slower arm speeds or those learning to throw hyzer flips.

Distance Drivers
Impulse – A low-speed distance driver that’s easy to control and won't punish you with a sharp fade at the end. Great for pushing your distance without overpowering.

Orbital – Extremely understable and perfect for players working on longer turnovers or learning rollers. Not for headwinds, but fantastic for learning finesse.

These discs help build confidence and consistency without needing pro-level arm speed. If you're looking to start your disc golf journey with MVP, these are the easiest and most rewarding discs to throw.

Not every throw needs to swing out wide, flex, and fade like it’s trying to do tricks. Sometimes you just want the dang disc to go straight. These MVP molds are known for doing exactly that—holding the line with minimal fade, no drama, and no mystery. If you’re tired of fighting your plastic, give these a shot.

Putters
Glitch – The straightest flying disc MVP has ever made. It’s basically a glidey UFO that does whatever you tell it to—perfect for soft approaches, warm-up tosses, or just looking cool on the course.

Anode – Beadless, smooth, and point-and-shoot. It doesn’t try to fade, it doesn’t try to turn—it just goes where you aim. Magical.

Watt – A deeper putter with effortless glide and a super straight flight. Great for those long putts and gentle approaches where you don’t want the disc to argue with you.

Midranges
Uplink – This disc flips up, holds the line, and glides forever without fading off course. It’s like having aim-bot for your midrange game—especially if you don’t throw with a ton of power.

Drivers
Inertia – One of the straightest drivers MVP makes. It has just a touch of turn and fade, but nothing wild. If you want to throw a driver and still feel like you're in control, this one plays nice.

Trail – It’s the top-selling MVP driver for a reason. Despite being speed 10, it flies dead straight for tons of players. Basically a max-distance driver for people who don’t want a beefy finish ruining their shot.

So if you're on the hunt for discs that go where you point without pulling any surprises—these MVP molds are about as straight as they come. No gimmicks, just line-holding flight that actually behaves.