This disc is BEEF! Some say this more overstable than advertized but I somewhat disagree. I think yes its more ov erstable but if I throw it reaqlly hard idoes the same thing as any other eleven speed negative one disc. hear is how I would put it, GYRO's tend to be a little faster than advertized and are perfect for power players like James Conrad and Simon Lizotte. also plastic is pretty,

Great for hand disc for intermediate players Newer to  the game that will give gyro a chance. A must have if this is you . All plastics recommended.

This is hands down my favorite driver.  Its even kicked most of the Destroyers out of my bag.  Not that its a strict destroyer replacement but it flies almost as far and is way more controllable and straighter.  I bag 3 of them the proton plastic is the most stable and flies dead straight without a hint of turn until a reliable fade that is not a dump.  I lean on this one the most and have 100% confidence in it to hit tight fairways or narrow gaps between trees.  I'm a believer in that gyro tech as well as it smooths out most any wobble that my forehand throws try to put on the disc.  And that proton plastic is crazy durable, at least 100 rounds in and probably 1200 throws and it still won't turn on me.  I have a 175g Fission plastic that is slightly longer and does have a bit of turn but can be released with a slight hyzer to again achieve a dead straight flight with a slightly less yet still reliable fade compared to the proton one.  Then I have a 161g Fission plastic one that flies much more understable but is perfect for those late turnover shots or long open full S turn shots or tailwind throws.  Great disc.

This is my go to trusty disc. Perfect for windy days and sidearm anhyzer flex shots! 

I got the proton plastic and this disc is very overstable. I've had it for about 5 months now so it is pretty beat up, but I still can't get any turn on it thrown at full power. Although I can't get it to flip up and turn, if I throw it on an anhyzer it holds it out quite nicely. This is a great forehand disc and it has a very reliable fade. 

Not sure if it was just my disc that turned out this way or if they all are overstable, but mine was a really fast meathook. Moves way faster through the air than most speed 11 drivers. When i was getting into high speed drivers I bought this as my go to distance driver but it was way too much disc for me. I settled on a wraith for my go to, but the photon stayed in my bag for a while as an overstable wind fighter.

My most reliable go to disc. This disc will fly as far as my arm can power it and always holds a straight line until its predictable fade. When thrown with a tail wind it turns over ever so slightly then always hooks back up and gives you that extra distance. Also holds a great line for forehand shots. A great disc to grow and learn with.

I've thrown MVP discs for several years but this one is a bit new to me. I like it for long straight lines that need a hard fade at the end. I've been told that it makes for an excellent beginner driver in low weight Fission plastic, but I've never thrown that. 

By far the best driver I've held in my hand. The proton plastic is extremely durable and has just the "right" feel for me & the flight line is just so consistent. Being mostly FH player, this disc helped me improve my BH game as well. As it comes to distance, I can constantly get 350ft + FH with this disc.

This disc is very good for fighting headwinds. Into a headwind the disc will go into a s curve with a firm fade finish. Cross winds the disc will be stable and still have a firm fade finish. Thrown flat it gets down the fairway with speed long and straight before the fade kicks in. Will skip to get extra distance as well when thrown flat.