Pixel Electron

Name: Pixel Electron
Brand: MVP Disc Sports
Price: 17.9 EUR
Availability: InStock

Putter & Approach

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Simon Lizotte's putter for MVP in medium-firm Electron plastic. Flies straight into the chains with very little effort.

The Pixel is Simon Lizotte's go-to putter — designed by him to be the straightest, most reliable putting disc possible. With speed 2, glide 4, turn 0 and fade 0.5, it flies completely straight from the release and lands with an almost imperceptible fade. According to the manufacturer, it only needs a little spin to glide straight into the chains — the most “point and shoot” putter in the MVP range.

Its deep profile with a micro bead allows a full, very natural grip in the hand. It works just as well for putting at the basket as for controlled approach shots and putter drives on short holes. The Firm version — the firmest of the three Electron variants — gives a more consistent release and more pop off the hand, making it the favourite of players who use a spin putting technique and want maximum repeatability. The Pixel's launch also marked the debut of MVP's new Electron plastic formula.

Electron

MVP's premium base plastic, redesigned with the launch of the Pixel. The standard version is the middle ground between Soft and Firm — more grip and feel than Firm, more release consistency than Soft. It beats in faster than Neutron, gradually moving towards a slightly more understable flight over time. Known for its exceptional grip in any condition, especially in cold and wet weather.

Si lo comparamos con...

MVP Electron Firm Pixel— same mold and identical numbers. Firm is stiffer with more pop off the hand — preferred by spin putters. Standard Electron is softer and grippier — better for push putters or cold conditions.

Dynamic Discs Judge Classic Blend— the benchmark neutral putter (2/4/0/1). The Judge has a bit more fade and a more pronounced bead. The Pixel flies practically straight to the end with fade 0.5 — the more neutral of the two.

Kastaplast Reko— also neutral and straight (3/3/0/1). The Pixel has more glide and flies even straighter. The Reko is a little faster and useful for longer approach shots.