MVP Open Plasma Soft Watt

Some things are just destined to become classics. Music, cars, movies, the list goes on and on. Founded in 2003, this Christmas tree farm turned bucket list disc golf course, known as Maple Hill, will undoubtedly go down in history as one of them. Home to the MVP Open, Maple Hill has been a mainstay of the sport. Channeling his reverence for classics, Mike Inscho brings a classic illustration style to the Plasma Soft Watt - a mesmerizingly straight flying putter, now in our even grippier Plasma Soft plastic. Don’t miss your chance to get this phenomenal disc and piece of memorabilia before it becomes lost to time.

The Watt

The MVP Watt is a laser-straight throwing putter that plays like a slightly deeper, floatier version of the popular Glitch. Built with a neutral, point-and-shoot flight path, it excels at holding whatever angle you put it on, making it incredibly useful for dead-straight tunnel shots or touch approaches. Thanks to its massive glide and GYRO overmold technology, it stays aloft with minimal effort and resists burning over even when thrown with extra power. It is a highly workable, reliable disc that takes the guess work out of short fairway lines and clean, laser-focused putts.

Plasma Soft Plastic

Plasma plastic is a highly durable, premium plastic blend. It combines performance with a metallic sheen. With gorgeous metallic swirls, it is made with a semi-gummy, grippy flex polymer that feels great in the hand. And the Soft blend adds a touch more flexibility to an already fantastic plastic.

The Science of Gyro

MVP's GYRO® Overmold Technology is a design that is produced through a two-step molding process that allows the outer ring to be made with a heavier material. The process of transferring mass away from the axis of rotation increases the disc’s moment of inertia at parabolic proportions.

Since linear and angular momentum and aerodynamics act upon each other simultaneously, an enhanced gyroscopic effect will improve all aspects of disc flight. Increased angular momentum of a disc in flight will allow the disc to stay on its rotational axis for a longer period of time, which means that its aerodynamic properties will be better exhibited for a longer period of time. When a thrower uses our discs, they will be able to achieve straighter, longer, and more accurate results.