Amazing feeling disc and terrific flight embodied! I would say this disc literally has the perfect flight numbers for the way it flies. Like the trail, it will go a sneaky long distance, while being incredibly easy to control and shape shots with. If you have the power, it will have a tiny turn, goes straight for ages, yet it always has that reliable end fade no matter the wind it seems. If you like the hand feel of the trail and would like something that feels almost the same, but is more overstable; this is the disc for you! 

Flies exactly as advertised. Very much an overstable compliment to the trail. I find myself using it mostly for forehands where I want a trail flight with extra torque resistance.

Solid, slightly overstable complement to the Trail. I don't think it feels as similar in the hand as some folks were hyping it up, but I like it for backhands that hold straight for 80% of the flight then reliably fade. A lot like a straighter PD or Thunderbird, it's a disc type that a lot of different folks can use.

The MVP Control is a slightly more overstable than the MVP Trail, and for me, it offers an excellent balance of control and distance.

I especially like it for forehand throws. It is very torque-resistant, but still pushes forward before giving a dependable fade and consistency if I turn it over a little too much. I get about 320 feet with it while maintaining much more control than I have with faster or less stable drivers.

For backhand throws it is a little more overstable than I like if you're going for distance. I would mainly use it for headwinds or shots that need a consistent hyzer finish. Even if you are not already an MVP fan, the Control is worth trying if you want dependable distance without sacrificing accuracy. Immediately going in my bag.

Flight numbers: 10, 4, 0, 3. 
Never have I been so disappointed in the release of a Disc that I was so excited for. This thing is straight beef. It is more over stable than my Firebirds and hates to fly. It seems that MVP has lost quality control once again just like they did with the trail and the time lapse, making them significantly more over stable in the first run than the following runs. I do not have a new alarm in for reference my trail goes straight to slightly under stable for about 375. And yet I could not get this disc to fly.