This is my all time favorite driver.  I am forehand dominant and this disc is so good on forehand drives - it has a beautiful s curve and finishes with decent fade.  I can throw this disc 400-450ft and it can handle all the torque you give it.  highly recommend for forehand players or someone with a strong backhand.

I found one of these on a course with no ink, so I'm not sure how much it's been thrown or its history, but it's in good shape.

This is far and away the beefiest disc I've ever touched. A good drive for me backhand is 450+, flicks 400+. I can get turn out of an Ape, and my Nuke, Ballista, and Boss need a touch of hyzer to stop a turnover; I'm only saying that so you can understand my experience.

No amount of heat put on this disc allows for any turn. Max rip thrown flat BH or FH results in absolutely zero turn to the right (or left on FH), and it begins to dump maybe 100 feet down the line, if that. Based on videos I've seen it's not quite a Tilt but it isn't too far behind. Frankly I don't see any application for this disc, as it doesn't go very far, and if you want a utility disc you're better suited to your standard beefy 9 speed, which in my experience travels just as far.

If you've got a 550+ ft cannon of an arm, maybe this is going to be the only disc you can count on in a headwind, but for me the only thing I could see this being used for is a shorter distance meathook into a 20mph headwind.

Other reviewers have different experiences, but some of the guys I've talked to on the course don't think my experience is too atypical. Hopefully if you decide to get one you have a better example than mine, but if you grab one and can't get it to go anywhere, you're not alone.

Though the Teleport is quite fast at speed 14, is it very easy to control.  I would say the flight numbers are dead on.  When thrown flat, there is a nice subtle turn before finishing with a smooth fade.  It can also handle a good amount of anhyzer without turning over.  When thrown on a hyzer, bigger arms may get it to stand up and coast, while mortal arms will still get a decent push forward before a greater fade at the end.  This disc makes a great high speed driver with many workable lines.  Would recommend to anyone other than a very new beginner.

Disc - 173 Neutron Teleport

Feel - The Teleport has an extremely wide, Nuke-like rim. I feel that MVP was chasing a disc similar to the nuke in this mold and the hand feel is very similar in my opinion. 

Flight - The teleport flies a fairly overstable flight of many distance drivers. I think that the rim width will make some shy away from this mold but due to it, it has a lot of distance potential. It will show some turn at high speeds, but always has finish. It does fly similarly to a nuke in my opinion, but maybe a bit less stable. 

Overall - Good disc, very wide rim, fairly fast and overstable so I wouldn't recommend for newer players or really anyone with smaller hands. 

Good Forehand Flex shot disc

I got this from my MVP factory second mystery box, and I bagged it mostly for fun since the fastest disc in my bag before this was my Trace and I didn't really need anything faster when I was just starting to get turn out of my Trace. That being said, I did not expect this to be so useful when I bagged it. The teleport is absolutely incredible for big flex lines and I use it all the time when the course calls for it. Being such a high speed disc but still designed as a straight disc, it has this fantastic quality of holding release angle for a good portion of its flight while still having a lot of stability at the end of its flight, which is different from my very overstable discs. I use this on long straight drives that need to fade hard only at the end of the flight, or flex lines where I want it to hold the anhyzer for a while before fighting hard. I don't see any headwind turning this over either, at least for me. A very pleasant surprise from my mystery box and one that will stay in my bag for a while.

Flies similar to an Axiom Tantrum. It just has a pinch less turn than a Tantrum. It is a great driver to use in a head wind if you are trying to get maximum distance. It would take a roaring head wind to turn it over.

It has a way of achieving a lot of distance without the big S turn required by many other discs, which makes this just as useful when throwing through tight corridors as it is throwing into head winds in open fields. Having a relatively straight flying super high speed disc is a great way to not give up any driving distance in a head wind. The Teleport is something you will not regret carrying in your bag.

Flies similar to an Axiom Tantrum. It just has a pinch less turn than a Tantrum. It is a great driver to use in a head wind if you are trying to get maximum distance. It would take a roaring head wind to turn it over.

It has a way of achieving a lot of distance without the big S turn required by many other discs, which makes this just as useful when throwing through tight corridors as it is throwing into head winds in open fields. Having a relatively straight flying super high speed disc is a great way to not give up any driving distance in a head wind. The Teleport is something you will not regret carrying in your bag.

Incredible! Longest ace at 459 with this disc uphill. 

Like a more reliable destroyer that beats into massive distance and feels better in the hand. 

So this is my 3rd Teleport, all in neutron plastic. I got this from a bulk-disc pack online and did not expect to keep it with my 2 Teleports but it surprised me. It was an older run and was a bit flatter of a top, this thing will NOT turn! I found that while my others I can get great distance and flex for the turn, especially if I rip it, this one is excellent for distance in the wind. I do full power grip and throw it flat and it will just go! Shorter than my other Teleports but since it has glide and lower fade than other discs it will power forward to the end. I have some local courses that have long holes with consistent head or left-to-right winds that this disc just destroys on with its distance potential. If you can handle the 14 speeds, the Teleport is a great dist to work with.

Love this disc! Great flex drives, by far my farthest disc. Does take consistency to have accurate flex lines, defiantly a weakness of mine.

Big rim with massive distance.

The teleport is a very glidey disc that goes extremely far when thrown right. It's a bit touchy and takes good arm speed to get it to fly right, but it goes very far once that speed is met.

The wide rim may be uncomfortable to some, as 2.5 is as wide as you can go. I recommend this for advanced to professional players looking for a very fast, max distance disc.

The teleport is a step up from the MVP Octane. Personally for me I really, really like the octane, I bag 4 of them and it is the only high speed driver I have in my bag. When I tried out the teleport I found that the teleport had a similar feel in the hand, with similar profile. It gets amazing distance and you can really shape some lines. Ones it beats in you can get great distance hyzer flipping it. However, the teleport will not be going in my bag yet. I love my octanes too much and I just do not have quite the arm speed and "pop" in my throws to utilize the wider rim on the teleport. However, for bigger arms this is a great disc!!

I got my first ace in four years with this disc recently. It is a very controllable driver. I do not have the arm speed to crank this disc long distance, but it is very accurate ~425-445.

This was a disc I really wanted to love. It was very comfortable in the hand for a very high speed distance driver. However, even as a 350-400' distance thrower, I found this disc to be a bit too much to handle for my style. For me and my style it had a very similar flight to the MVP Nitro with a bit more potential to be workable as it breaks in.

The Teleport is a fun disc that I carry in the bag. As I've grown in disc golf I appreciate more, the discs that require a little more commitment. I feel like whenever I've really committed to a throw with the teleport, it has a solid fade that doesn't finish too hard. While this disc has a slightly understable start, even while throwing in the wind, I haven't (yet) experienced a shot where the wind took the disc off the line to the point of missing my shot.

In my opinion, a very dependable Max distance; however, as I said before, it requires commitment on my part. Meaning, I don't throw this any less than about 85% power, or I won't see the results I was looking for in the Teleport.

I agree with other reviews that this is a big arm disc. But I've been using it for tight wooded shots under 300 feet that need a big fade, I've been throwing it side arm on a severe anhyser line and it will s hard. Even better then my flat topped gator. So it can be a super long driver and a really handy utility disc.

I use this as my overstable long-distance driver when my normal driver (Tantrum) is feeling too flippy. It can be thrown into a headwind and really strong players can probably get it to power into some sweet s-curve lines. It has a max-rim feel, so some players will find that uncomfortable. 

This has been my longest disc used to-date. I throw a large majority RHFH and this when thrown full force has a really smooth, and drawn out S-line. Moderate-to-softer throws have a flight similar to my Firebirds. If you have fairly strong arm speed you should love this disc.

For reference, I mainly throw at 4000-4500 feet in elevation.

The teleport has become my go to bomber disc. It is the only MVP disc I throw but I can't see myself going with anything else for a while. My favorite part about this disc is the reliable stability with a forward fade instead of just dumping out. I used to throw a glow champion tern but that became too flippy for me and I found the teleport was a perfect bump up in stability. I throw the teleport between 400-450 on a typical drive and can crank it out to 500 on a great drive with a tight s-turn. This disc can hold a steady flight in a slight headwind but as the wind picks up I do find I need to go to a more stable disc like a destroyer.

This disc is a monster.  Very controllable.  Very dependable fade.  Feels great BH and FH.  Great skip potential.   It doesn't slow down during flight, best aerodynamics in a disc I've seen.  If I could only use one distance driver it would be the Teleport.

Not sure why the other reviewer chose to give it a 1/5 when they stated that the disc was too fast for their arm.  That's not a fault in the disc, that's a fault in the arm.  I don't even think this disc needs to be thrown that fast.  I throw <400 and still get a little turn. 

Wow.  This disc bombs - and actually feels quite comfortable.  Workable flight.

I first tried the Axiom Tantrum, mainly because the name was just hilarious.  But to my surprise it flew incredible and gave me the most distance I've ever gotten from a disc.  Though i wouldn't say it was super flippy - I did want something a little more stable for max distance with slight headwind or if it needs to hold hyzer longer, etc, etc - the logical step was to grab a Teleport

(Based on 174g Neutron Teleport, no significant dome - not particularly flat)

This flew exactly like I hoped.  Super fast, decent glide, mild -1 turn (goes very straight for most of the flight) then a decent reliable fade of 2 or so.  Hard to believe a super wide rim disc could keep such a tight line.  I would put it at 14/5/-1/2 - though i can see if someones rates it -1.5/3  or even 0/2  - I am an experienced player who can get 400+ distance but I'm not a monster arm.  I was able to get good use out of the Teleport.  I wouldn't recommend it to anyone new or young - its a big disc and best left for Advanced and Open players.   Great driver though, felt comfortable, bombs incredibly, but the thing that really caught me was the control.  Awesome job MVP

Love this disc!  The rim is beefy yet fits great in my hand and the dome makes it glide for days!  I wish I would have found this in 167 or 168 but it still flies nice for me.  Works wonders for both FH and BH.

172 Neutron

14 / 6 / -1.5 / 2

I just got the teleport and I agree with CJ Rose. For a weaker arm it is very overstable. I was going by the Straight Stable description hoping for a long straight shot. It may work into the wind so I will wait and see.

I'm forehand dominant.  The Teleport flew straight with minimal turn and a nice fade for me when thrown flat and level without much wind.  It handles some anhyzer, but I loose some speed on anhyzer release and this wasn't my favorite disc to flex (probably a bit too fast).  Nice turn on downhills or into the wind.  This and the Relativity are around 60 ft longer than my other drivers.  

The MVP/AXIOM distance driver discs that work for me are near -1 turn for flat, no wind (any speed from 6-14).  -2 turn for hyzer flick or backhand or tailwind or uphill.  The turn seemed independent of the speed, which I haven't found true with other manufacturers except maybe Westside (as I go up in speed, I need to go more understable).  Weight and plastic type don't seem to affect the turn and fade much (I think all the weight differences are on the flight plate vs rim), as opposed to other manufacturers.  Lighter weights take a lot less effort for the same distance throw, but the wind affects them more and they are a bit shorter on a full rip.  The lighter weights are a bit more sensitive to release angle.  Some of the 12-13 speed discs are now available light (long tunnel shots).   Octane, Defy (heavy), Photon, and Tesla are great for flex S shots.  They love to be anhyzer released.

Back to the Teleport.  When I put the TELEPORT on a mild hyzer, it rides out to around 350 and holds that line.  I've never seen a disc this stable and fast that will hold a mild hyzer at 10ft off the ground for this kind of distance.  First time was a poor release that I expected to veer 100 ft off course and then skip another 40 ft from the pin or dive into the ground.  Now, I'm using that throw for low ceiling shots around 350 ft.  I can do a slight hyzer more reliably without throwing it into the ground (which I do 20% of the time on a flat release with 10ft ceiling).

I got the chance to try out a Neutron Teleport. Overall it was a good disc, but I'd say it once again confirms that MVP discs really just aren't for me.

But first the positive things. This is a very high speed driver that can handle some good power behind it and that goes far. If I really put some umpf on it I got it to turn a little, and it had a very predictable and strong fade. The rim is definitely rather large. If you are used to throwing 14 speed discs made by other companies I don't think it will be too much of a shock, but it is quite different from other MVP molds that have been released before this.

I really don't want to say too much negative here, because it is a good disc, and maybe it is just me, but I have never felt like MVP discs glide very well, and the Teleport was no exception. I know that MVP has a great following and there are disc golfers out there who play better than me using only MVP discs, so I don't want to knock them at all, but the flight pattern is just hard for me, and I feel like other discs fit me better.

But if you have enjoyed the way previous MVP molds have flown and are looking for a thicker rim to add to your bag, then I'd definitely recommend the Teleport!

Neutron 174. This disc is good for all levels of play. For me, I throw fast enough to get turn on it and get a max s curve, but somebody who is new/slower arm speed, this will be an overstable disc. Comparison for a new player is a Dynamic Discs Trespass or a Legacy Cannon, but better in my mind. For me it is comparable to my Dynamic Discs Sheriff.

I recommend trying it at any level.

Easily the farthest flying disc I've ever thrown. As a newer player I was able to overthrow a drive over a basket that normally would take me a couple throws to reach with my other high speed drivers. MVP consistently makes top quality discs with consistency that you can trust. Easily my favorite disc.

Typically when you start to get some really wide rims and high speeds on discs, it can be a mixed bag. Some of those super high-speed discs are hard to throw, and the majority of players can get more distance with discs rated between speed 10 and 12 anyway. I mean...most pros are throwing discs like a Destroyer (speed 12) right?

But with that being said, I really loved throwing the Teleport, which is pushing the speed and rim size up once again for MVP. If you like to power grip, you might not like the feel of the wide, sharp rim, but for myself, I have a lose grip on my drivers, so the rim doesn't bother me. 

I found that the Teleport flew surprisingly straight, plus cut into a head wind without becoming too understable. I was able to get it out to about 400 feet, which for me (a guy not exactly in his prime) was really excellent distance. I'm a fan and might have to get one just for my visits to the local park where I love chucking discs as hard as I can.

Don't get the Teleport as a starting driver. Only get one if you've got your throwing technique down, and you want to try putting some steam on a disc that has a lot of distance potential.