MVP Relay Disc Review

The MVP Relay is a touchy, understable fairway that bridges the gap between mids and drivers. With easy speed and plenty of glide, it pops up, rides, and finishes gently. Newer players will find straight distance without a big arm, while experienced throwers get a finesse tool for shaping lines in the woods and carving late-turn fairways.

Quick Flight Numbers

Why Throw It

• Effortless hyzer-flips: the 6 speed pairs with -2 turn to stand up and ride with minimal effort.
• Straight finish: fade 1 means gentle forward carry instead of a hard hook, ideal for tight landings.
• Woods control: workable turn lets you shape lines and hold angles without fighting back too hard.
• Beginner-friendly distance: glide 5 helps slower arms push fairway length without wobble or early fade.
• Utility for vets: touch turnovers, powered-down standstills, and starter rollers when you need right-moving shots.

Who It Fits

• Beginners: A confidence-building first fairway that flies straight and finishes soft.
• Intermediate: Reliable hyzer-flips and long, panning turnovers on command.
• Advanced: Finesse driver for late turn lines, rollers, and angle-control in the woods.

Shot Ideas

• Hyzer-flip to straight: release on slight hyzer; the -2 turn stands it up and fade 1 keeps it pushing forward.
• Sweeping turnover: throw flat to gentle anhyzer and let the -2 turn pan; trust the low fade not to fight out early.
• Low-ceiling glide: keep the nose down to leverage glide 5 for sneaky distance under branches.
• Standstill placement: at 6 speed, it doesn’t need a run-up—smooth form produces straight, controllable flights.
• Starter roller: power throwers can add a touch more anhyzer; the understability helps it get to the ground cleanly.

Want a pairing? Try the MVP Servo for a straighter-to-stable complement, or the MVP Signal for an even easier flip-and-turn. Servo · Signal