175 SE neutron. If I need turn out of my drive, this is the disc I'm grabbing. Even in a tailwind, I'll still get some turn out of it and it'll bomb for days. The most understable driver in my bag.

One of the most underrated and underappareciated discs on the market. Flies like a beat in Wraith out of the box and hold that flight for a loooooong time. It will hyzer flip to flat for me and stay straight. I've not had a single throw where this disc has turned and burned. Reliable and easy distance. 

Have this disc in 175g Neutron and play at 5000ft. It has been my go to for long drives. Flips up to flat very nicely and finishes with a touch of fade. Pretty dead on with flight numbers. Fairly new to the MVP family so far the Neutron is a lot stiffer plastic that still has a good grip while being pretty smooth but won't break in that easy. Have had this disc for a year and it has flown the same since then. I only wish Streamline would make lightweight version's of this plastic.  

For players with moderate to advanced power, this disc bombs! I throw up to around 400 feet and this is my go to understable max distance driver. I have a board flat one that is stable enough to fight some wind, and I have one with a slight dome that is great for hyzer flips and turnovers. Not a disc that you can count on to fade consistently, but excellent for straight and turning max distance shots

This is just a flippy Trace, which is exactly what I expected out of MVP's history of taking an existing mold and making a flippy version of it - which is great because it usually takes forever to beat in their plastic. For anyone who throws MVP this is pretty much exactly the same as other molds that have done this: Envy -> Proxy, Reactor -> Hex, and now Trace -> Jet. It's definitely not as flippy as the numbers make it seem, it flies pretty much like a faster Lift, or a slower Shryke, it'll definitely flip some but released on a slight hyzer it'll get a pretty perfect S-curve for moderate power. It does get a little touchy on a power forehand,I can forehand 450 on a perfect throw and for that you'll definitely need to hyzer flip it to get an S curve - like a lift it turns quite a bit at high speeds and finishes pretty hard as well so you can get some pretty unique flights out of it that you wouldn't get out of an overstable flex for instance. I barely throw 375 backhand though and this thing flies pretty dang straight for that power, so I really like it for shots I want to turn more than a Trace or into a tailwind. If you bag a Trace you'll definitely want this to complement it, even if you just use it as a tailwind Trace. I also would recommend this as a good full speed driver for beginners as it's just a little more friendly for slower arm speeds than a Trace.

168g Neutron Jet

My average distance is 280-300 feet

I have a G-Star Mystere that I have really liked for its easy straight distance and I wanted something similar but in a better plastic. When I saw the spec for the Jet and looked at some video reviews I liked what I saw. I now own two and I love them. As most people probably know, Neutron plastic is one of the best around, super grippy with just the right amount of flexibility and the bottom edge of the rim is always very smooth. These discs feel amazingly comfortable in your hand! My very first throw gave me a satisfying flight with a little bit of turn followed by a dependable soft fade and plenty of glide. Perfect for getting max distance in a narrow corridor or staying inbounds. What's surprising is that even though 168g is a little heavier than I normally throw, I'm still getting my max distance. I hope Streamline will produce some Jets a little closer to 160g in the future. For my power, a flat release gives me a perfect flight. A little bit of hyzer will hold the hyzer for the whole flight. A mild anhyzer release might eventually fight back or it might keep going, so it's a little touchy. I would say that the flight numbers are pretty close, although I might say 1.5 for the fade. G-Star Mysteres are hard to find now, so if you're looking for a good replacement, the Jet will not disappoint and may even give you some added distance!

I have a couple of these at 169g Neutron. 

I was a little hesitant to give this 5 stars because thus far I feel like it's only good for one thing, laying it out flat and letting it fly forever pretty much in line with the printed flight numbers. It seems to lose the fade on an anhyzer release, and doesn't flip up and ride straight like you'd expect on a hyzer flip shot. So, I pretty much just rip it flat for max distance, but it's great for that. Has enough stability to not want to burn out or turn into a roller from that, which, for me at least, has been difficult to find in an understable distance driver. I would expect it will become a great hyzer flip option once it seasons a little. 

Picked this up because I wanted a single mold vanish to try out. These are quite a bit more understable than my used vanish. Thrown flat it's a roller for me. Where it excels is as a long range hyzer flip on a low line. Ends up being a longer virus or Freetail.