MVP
Neutron Trail
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Slightly Understable Control Driver
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The Trail is the signature disc of disc golf world champion James Conrad. Add the Trail to your bag and channel your inner champion!
The Trail
The Trail is here to carve its way into your bag and your game. As the first 10-speed disc in the MVP lineup, the Trail is designed to conquer the course, no matter what obstacles it throws your way. The Trail is a slightly understable driver that, as you might expect of a Conrad disc, excels in hyzer-flip drives and turnovers.
Trail Specifications
- Diameter: 21.2 cm
- Height: 1.6 cm
- Rim Width: 2.1 cm
- Rim Depth: 1.1 cm
- Bead: None
- PDGA Approved: 9.5.23
Neutron Plastic
Neutron plastic is MVP's most popular material. Their flagship blend offers a premium look and feel, and shares the great durability characteristics of Proton plastic. Neutron plastic also offers the widest selection of bright, opaque colors, making them easy to find in any given terrain. You will love the finish and feel of Neutron plastic in your hand.
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.
