OTB Open 2023 Proton Reactor
OTB Open 2023 Proton Reactor
The newest midrange driver from MVP is here with the release of the Reactor in Neutron plastic. This workhorse mid fits perfectly in the gap between the out of production Vector and Axis. With a modern profile and enhanced GYRO® effect, fans can expect noticeably more glide than the Vector and a tick more stability than the Axis. With that added stability and glide, the Reactor will carve up any fairway you can imagine. Swooping Anhyzers? Check. Booming Hyzers? Double-check.
The first member of MVP’s next generation of midranges, the Reactor is sure to reach critical mass this season.
Technical details
Technical details
| Manufacturer | MVP Disc Sports |
| Rim depth | 1.30 cm |
| Rim thickness | 1.40 cm |
| Diameter | 21.4 cm |
| Approved date | 05. 03. 2020 |
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Plastic Neutron
Plastic Neutron
MVP, Axiom and Streamline all feature their flagship material, Neutron. An opaque and grippy blend, Neutron is available in the greatest number of models for each brand in a variety of vibrant colors. MVP Neutron features all black GYRO® rims, and Axiom Neutron features a range of color GYRO® rims.
There is also Soft Neutron (more flexible) and Cosmic Neutron (with unique colourful patterns).
Also manufactured in:
Eclipse Proton 2.0, Eclipse Proton 2.0, Eclipse Proton 2.0, Fission, Fission
Manufacturer
Manufacturer
MVP was founded in 2010 by two brothers in the USA, who loved disc golf and worked in their father's plastic injection factory. In the very beginning they had an idea to use a gummier and heavier material for the rim, so it would catch chains better and fly more predictably thanks to the gyroscopic effect. They patented this technology under GYRO® and use it for every disc ever since. MVP sparks an interest among those scientific souls and technology enthusiasts. It is the leading edge of disc golf technology.
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