MVP Relativity 🥏 Unleashed Distance Driver

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

Yes, especially for players with slower arm speeds looking to achieve maximum distance. Its high-speed turn makes it ideal for long anhyzers, hyzer flips, or rollers.

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

It’s generally not recommended for forehands unless you have a very smooth release and controlled form. The disc is quite understable, so it can turn over too easily with the torque of a forehand throw.

Q: Does the MVP Relativity handle the wind well?

Not particularly well in headwinds due to its high-speed, understable nature, it can turn over more than intended. However, this makes it a fantastic disc for calm days or tailwind situations, where its natural glide and turn can add impressive distance. With the right form and angle control, skilled players can still use it effectively to shape creative, long-range lines even in variable conditions.

MVP Relativity Flight Review

The MVP Relativity is an understable distance driver built for high-speed turn and effortless glide. It’s designed to unlock maximum distance through long, drifting turnovers and wide S-shaped lines. Players with developing or advanced arm speed will find it useful for shaping creative shots and reaching distances that more stable discs can’t achieve.

Out of the hand, the Relativity takes on a strong turn for most of its flight before gently fading back. It’s ideal for hyzer flips, tailwind drives, and long-range turnovers that need to stay in the air. Its glide adds carry without requiring excessive power, making it feel responsive and smooth throughout the entire flight.

Backhand throwers will enjoy its ability to stretch out wide lines and turn for long distances. Forehand players can use it for sweeping anhyzers when touch is key. The Relativity excels in open conditions where there’s room to let the disc fly and create dramatic flight paths.

This disc is a great option for players seeking big distance with easy glide and maximum shot shaping potential. It rewards timing and clean releases with impressive flights that cover serious ground.

The Relativity has a useful understable profile that allows controllable turnovers, rollers, and high-line distance shots. While its net landing spot will normally be to the understable side of its launch point, the Relativity’s high-speed design forces an ending fade that nicely pans out of turnovers and high lines to prevent unwanted rollers.

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

MVP Relativity Flight Numbers

14.5 | 5.5 | -3 | 1.5

The Relativity offers an ultra-fast, understable flight designed for long, sweeping turnovers and max-distance flex shots. It launches with high-speed turn and impressive glide before a gentle fade kicks in, making it perfect for players looking to shape creative lines or reach maximum distance with finesse.

Skill Level Recommendations

Beginner

Beginners will find more success using slower, understable discs. Even an understable distance driver will fade out and act like an overstable disc if it is not thrown with enough power.

Intermediate

Intermediate players will enjoy its easy distance on hyzer flips, turnovers, and tailwind shots. It offers great glide and shaping potential without needing full power.

Advanced

Advanced players may find it too flippy for max drives but will appreciate it for rollers, big anhyzers, and creative distance lines in open or tailwind conditions.

See How it flies

Video Review