MVP Resistor🥏 Reliable Overstable Fairway Driver

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

Yes, the MVP Resistor performs well on backhand throws, especially for players looking for a reliable fade and control on short to medium drives.

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

Yes, its flat top and overstability make it a great choice for forehand throws, offering a clean release and predictable finish.

Q: Does the MVP Resistor handle the wind well?

Absolutely, the Resistor’s overstability makes it excellent in headwinds, maintaining its line without flipping.

MVP Resistor Flight Review

The MVP Resistor is a true workhorse when it comes to controlled, overstable fairway shots. On release, it offers a straight and stable flight with virtually no turn, even when thrown with power.

It resists flipping up in windy conditions, making it a reliable option when consistency matters most. On a tight fairway or during an approach, the Resistor stays true to its line with dependable stability.

As the disc slows down, it delivers a strong, dependable fade. The finish is sharp but manageable, giving players excellent placement control without sacrificing too much distance. Its low glide makes it less susceptible to wind, which helps with accuracy, especially when landing zones demand precision over power.

Both forehand and backhand players will appreciate the Resistor’s flat profile and clean feel. It shines in utility roles like skip shots, flex lines, and low ceiling drives where overstability is key. When carving lines through the woods or battling headwinds in open terrain, the Resistor flies true and finishes strong.

The Resistor is part of a slower family of fairway drivers with a more controllable speed. The combination of its flat overstable profile and GYRO® technology allows it to resist turn and experience a strong reliable fade.

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

MVP Resistor Flight Numbers

6.5 | 4 | 0 | 3.5

The Resistor offers a flat, stable flight with minimal turn and a strong, consistent fade at the end. It holds its line in headwinds and finishes with confidence, making it ideal for controlled, low-glide throws.