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MVP Neutron Misprint Inertia

MVP Neutron Misprint Inertia

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The MVP Neutron Misprint Inertia performs identically to the stock Neutron version, delivering the same workable flight and premium durability. A stamp flaw lowers the price, making the Neutron Misprint Inertia a cost-effective driver option.
Manufacturer Flight Numbers 9/5/-2/2
Reviewer Flight Numbers 9/5/-2/2
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Neutron Misprint Details

Neutron Misprint plastic is the same great plastic as regular Neutron polymer, but can include hot stamp imperfections, or superficial blemishes. Neutron is a premium polymer blend that offers a unique look and feel while maintaining excellent durability. It is available in a wide variety of bright easy-to-spot colors. Save money with MVP misprinted discs.

Inertia Dimensions

  • Diameter: 21.10 cm
  • Height: 1.40 cm
  • Rim Depth: 1.20 cm
  • Rim Width: 2.00 cm
  • Max Weight: 173g

Additional Information

  • Primary Use: Distance Driver
  • Stability: Understable
  • Recommended Skill Level: Intermediate, Everyone
  • Plastic grade(s): Air Bubbles, Double Mold, Premium
  • Beadless

Reviews

VBuss
My Flight Ratings: 9/5/-1.5/2 Somewhat Beginner Friendly Throwing Distance: N/A Straight Score: N/A

Jun 25, 2026 18:13 PM

I tested this along with its MVP/Axiom cousins the Tesla and Insanity plus some other 8/9-speeds with similar Turn/Fade numbers listed, and they seem to be about right, though maybe slightly less Turn than -2. The Neutron plastic also seems to hold up pretty well, so kudos for durability! The 9-speed may be a bit much for a lot of beginners (although it may give them a consistent, but not overbearing fade), but may work well from the start for those playing forehand; it may be a bit better than the Insanity if the -2 Turn pans out for them. I'll say that MVP/Axiom discs are among my favorites: The shape of the discs seem to fit my hand well and release cleanly from my grip. It's nice to have them be as consistent as they are from disc to disc, too, so you're less likely to have issues with unexpected release angles or the nose being too high/low after switching between discs with very different profiles.

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