The MVP Signal is an understable fairway driver released in the 2016 MVP Circuit. Like the infamous Innova Leopard, this disc is meant to allow players to shape fairway shots, or throw lower-speed turnover shots.

The MVP Relay is the fairway driver released for the 2015 MVP Circuit. This easy-to-throw, understable fairway driver is a great disc for new disc golfers. The Relay has a moderate 16mm wing, which makes it slightly slower and easier to control than the existing control drivers in the MVP line. 

The Inertia is the first true distance driver in the MVP line. This disc is described as a “controllable distance driver” with GYRO Push that gives throwers increased control for distance drives. The understable profile of the Inertia will give powerful throwers excellent distance on hyzerflip throws. For less experienced players, the Inertia will provide a neutral flight with reliably straight distance.

The MVP Impulse was the fourth distance driver introduced in the MVP line. This understable beauty complements the ultra-popular Inertia providing reliable hyzerflips and endless glide. The Impulse extends the range of the Switch. Disc golfers with big arms will find this as a useful utility driver for tailwinds, and beginners will find this as a driver that will flat out give them more distance. The Impulse features a moderate rim with a manageable 2cm wing.

The AMP is an understable fairway driver in the MVP line. This disc is great for beginners, but can be useful for players of all skill levels. The flight of the AMP has substantial high-speed turn with a forward penetrating end of flight fade. For less powerful disc golfers, the AMP makes for a long, straight-flying disc. For more powerful players, the AMP works great for super straight hyzer flip lines or right-turning shots (RHBH). The MVP Amp is Out of Production.

The Catalyst can bring huge distance to advanced and beginner players alike, as it remains consistent even when thrown with less power. The Catalyst is more stable than the Orbital, but still an understable disc. Big arms will be able to control rollers and sky anhyzers. Less powerful arms will get great distance with the Catalyst's glide and understability.