Trail Neutron

Name: Trail Neutron
Brand: MVP Disc Sports
Price: 21.9 EUR
Availability: InStock

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MVP distance driver in Neutron plastic, easy to throw for almost any level. Straight flight with a gentle turn and a very moderate finish.

The Trail is the first official speed 10 distance driver in MVP's history — a milestone in the brand's range. With speed 10, glide 5, turn -1 and fade 1, it offers the perfect balance of speed and accessibility: it flies straight with a gentle flip and lands with a very moderate fade. According to the manufacturer, it's a disc that works for every level — slower arms get real distance, and powerful arms turn it into a hyzer flip and turnover machine.

The Trail carries the stamp of James Conrad, the 2021 World Champion known for “The Greatest Shot in Disc Golf History” — a 75-metre throw-in that forced a playoff with McBeth on the 18th hole at Worlds and was number 1 on ESPN SportsCenter's Top 10. Conrad is famous on tour for his controlled turnovers and clean backhand style — exactly what the Trail reflects. The Conrad line revolves around the idea of travel and exploration, which explains names like Trail, Terra and Nomad.

Neutron

MVP Disc Sports' main premium plastic. It offers the same durability as Proton — MVP's toughest — but with better grip and more vivid opaque colours that are easier to find on the course. Glossy finish with a firm, pleasant feel in the hand. MVP uses its GYRO overmold technology on all its Neutron discs — an inner rim of a different density that adds more stability and flight consistency throughout the disc's life.

Si lo comparamos con...

Kastaplast Älva K1— a very similar accessible understable concept (11/6/-2/2). The Älva is a little faster with more turn; the Trail is more neutral with a slightly stronger fade at the end.

Discraft Hades ESP (McBeth)— the Hades (12/6/-3/2) is faster and more understable. The Trail is more accessible — turn -1 vs -3 and a gentler fade. If you want the Hades concept with more control, the Trail is the answer.

Latitude 64 Grace Royal Grand— a very similar flight (11/6/-1/2). The Grace is a little faster; the Trail has a gentler fade (1 vs 2) and is a bit more neutral. Both are accessible drivers for every level.