MVP Nitro 🥏 Fast Stable to Overstable Distance Driver

Q: Is the MVP Nitro a good disc for backhands?

Yes, it performs well for backhand throwers with power. The Nitro holds a straight line before finishing with a strong, consistent fade, making it ideal for controlled distance and skip shots.

Q: Is the MVP Nitro a good disc for forehands?

Absolutely. Its flat top and torque resistance make it a great choice for forehand drives, especially when you need a dependable finish and control at high speeds.

Q: Does the MVP Nitro handle the wind well?

Yes, the Nitro's overstability gives it excellent wind-fighting ability. It stays on line in headwinds and resists turning over, making it a reliable option in tough weather.

MVP Nitro Flight Review

The MVP Nitro is a high-speed, overstable distance driver built for power throwers who demand consistent fade and control. It excels in situations where torque resistance, stability, and a strong finish are essential to shaping confident distance lines.

The Nitro launches into a straight, fast flight with minimal turn, resisting the temptation to flip even under full power. As it slows down, it finishes with a pronounced fade, making it ideal for aggressive hyzers, long flex shots, and reliable drives in windy conditions.

Right-handed backhand players will notice its ability to push forward before finishing left with strength. Forehand throwers will appreciate its clean release and resistance to turning over. It handles torque well and remains consistent on skip shots and forced flex lines.

The Nitro thrives in the hands of players who can generate serious amounts of power and want a driver they can trust to finish every time. It is not touchy or glide-heavy. It is all about power, control, and predictability. Suitable for open fairways, headwinds, and utility shots, the Nitro earns its spot in any bag as a go-to for strong finishes and dependable distance.

Nitro falls in the general stability lineage of Servo, Volt, Tesla, and Photon, with a turn-resistant profile that covers ground and guarantees a fade finish. Average throwers may need lighter weights or headwinds to achieve what little turn is offered by Nitro, while power throwers will find a workable and responsive shallow turn.

Flight Charts for the MVP Nitro
showing forehand and backhand flights.

MVP Nitro Flight Numbers

13 | 4 | -0.5 | 3

The Nitro delivers a fast, stable flight with minimal turn and a strong, reliable fade. It holds its line under power and finishes with authority, making it great for long drives that demand control and a confident finish.

Skill Level Recommendations

Beginner

The MVP Nitro is much too fast and overstable for a beginner. Instead, opt for slower, understable discs. These will give you more distance and control in the beginning.

Intermediate

Intermediate players won't find too much use out of this disc as a pure distance driver. Instead, it can come in useful as a utility disc for flex shots, skip shots, meathooks, and headwinds.

Advanced

For advanced players, the Nitro is a reliable choice for full-power drives, flex lines, and headwinds. Its stability makes it a solid option for both backhand and forehand throws.

See How it flies

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