This disc is just straight up money! I bought pretty fast after release and I instantly fell in love with this disc. It feels amazing on backhand, but for many (myself included) it feels like it was made for forehands due to the pretty shallow feel and flat top. It also flies pretty true to the flight numbers. When I first got this disc, I would say that I was a beginner, so it flew pretty overstable for me, but it was not close to uncontrollable or anything. Now that I've gotten a better form, this disc has become my all-time favourite disc and I always keep at least two of them in my bag at any time. When powered up, this disc flies astoundingly straight and always gets a nice and predictable fade at the end, no matter the conditions. In neutron it exhibits a baby turn that will aid in getting some decent distance. In plasma this disc becomes a little bit more understable, flies longer, has a tiny bit more dome and becomes a little bit easier for slower arms to handle. Keep in mind, I dont have the strongest arm, but I can get this disc reliably up to just over 400 foot range. This disc is a thing of beauty in both plastics and I can't recommend it enough! 

This disc is my Westside VIP Sword replacement. And I'll start off by saying that it doesn't fly like the Sword but that hasn't stopped it from making my bag. I have the Zenith in its currently lightest weight at 165g. Man, I've had some fun with this disc. Once it beats in, it's perfect for hyzer flips backhand or forehand. This disc will just go dead straight for a long time and have a nice fade at the end. I think after it's beat in it's at 11, 5, -1, 2. Highly recommend the Zenith.

Let me start off by saying I like the mold. However, it isn't what they marketed it as. My fission photons do almost the exact same thing. My zenith is a little flippier than expected which isn't terrible. Overall I would say if you want a fission photon in neutron plastic that is much better for forehands, get a zenith.

The Zenith was a much needed addition to the MVP Driver line up. They did not have medium stability distance driver with the 11 speed size rim, and it was something I was hoping they would add. I have been using slightly beat in Star Wraiths to fill this slot in my bag, and when this disc came out, I was pumped. 

This disc met expectations. It flies very similar to a slightly beat in Star Wraith, and feels better in the hands for me. This will replace my wraiths. It works great for forehands and backhands. I would like to try some lighter weight versions of this disc as well. I hope they release some weighted in the 150-159g weight area in Fission and Neutron plastics at some point.

The Zenith was a much needed addition to the MVP Driver line up. They did not have medium stability distance driver with the 11 speed size rim, and it was something I was hoping they would add. I have been using slightly beat in Star Wraiths to fill this slot in my bag, and when this disc came out, I was pumped. 

This disc met expectations. It flies very similar to a slightly beat in Star Wraith, and feels better in the hands for me. This will replace my wraiths. It works great for forehands and backhands. I would like to try some lighter weight versions of this disc as well. I hope they release some weighted in the 150-159g weight area in Fission and Neutron plastics at some point.

Finally, the Zenith has arrived.

Apart from a couple Streamline discs my bag is all overmold and I get flight number flights out of my discs.

The Zenith is the big brother to the Terra. A fast flat throw gets me a slight turn and lots of distance before a very reliable fade. Photons sometimes don't fade like they are "supposed" to so the Zenith is a welcome addition to my bag. It kicked out the glow Insanity and might kick out the proton Defy.

Into a headwind the Zenith might have a bit more turn, but it still comes back reliably so if I'm throwing down a fairway where I need to hug OB on the right I don't have to worry about the Zenith not coming back.

I usually use my Defy for long flicks but the Zenith flies basically the same for me sidearm as the Defy. Granted, I'm not all that strong with my sidearm, 300' if really get on it (old elbows...)

The Zenith is also great for forced annys because it's always coming back, great for confidently shaping shots. 

If you're a beginner I don't thinik you'll get much out of this disc. Wait until fission Photons because too flippy for you, then try a Zenith (or try a Photon when your Waves become too flippy.)

When do I use my Zenith? Basically I'll pull it out if the Terra is a little too short. Like I mentioned before, the Zenith is basically the Terra's big brother for me.

Between the wave being very flippy and the photon being very overtsable and dumpy, MVP has always had a large gap between these two molds in their 11 speed lineup. I purchased the Zenith hoping it would bridge the gap. Well I can safely say mission accomplished.

The Zenith is an excellent stable driver. You can get a little bit of flip out of this and get some sweet S shape flights while still be able to throw it safely into a head wind without worrying about it burning over. This is an excellent distance driver and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a new "beat in wraith" replacement

When MVP first came out with the Tesla, it has been one of my go to forehand drivers. the Zenith is a slightly faster version of the Tesla. Now, I say faster, but for me the disc doesn't go any farther, it simply has a slightly wider rim. Other than the feel of the Zenith being a little bit different, the flight is really similar. 

When thrown flat for a forehand throw the Tesla stays straight for me for about 250 feet and then starts to dump to the right. This isn't a big distance forehand driver for me, but it is nice and consistent. When I put it on a hyzer angle it stays an that hyzer angle and doesn't have any high speed turn. 

Like most gyro discs are for me, on backhand throws the disc is a lot more overstable than the flight numbers indicate. My theory is that I don't get a lot of spin on my throws and so the "gyro" technology is harder for me to get anything to "flip up." I also tend to naturally release discs on a hyzer angle. 

Like the Tesla, the Zenith has a perfectly flat top, which is a must have for me for forehand consistency. Because I've used the Tesla for years I prefer the smaller rim and won't be replacing it with the Zenith, but if you aren't already a Tesla fan, this really is an excellent control driver.