MVP Fission Reactor Review Video

[@discingaround]

Throwing a white disc in the snow? Surprised ya found that thing! Great review.

[@JoshJackson13]

I Love mine for that pushing glidey hyzer on back hand when my Meteor flips up a little to much

[@DaddyDiscGolf]

Definitely! Has become a huge part of my game

[@000NULL]

Me, in California now. What is this wonderland?! It was 116 here this week

[@frizzymcfrisbeeface5488]

Is there anything better than MVP Fission?!?

[@BenjaminEllisMadEngineer]

How does the fission reactor compare to the neutron hex as far as flight shapes?

[@DaddyDiscGolf]

The fission has a touch more Turn. The grip of these is what I am liking the MOST

[@BenjaminEllisMadEngineer]

@@DaddyDiscGolf I absolutely love the grip on my photon and wave. Can't imagine how nice that would be on those touchy wooded shots. As always, love your content and insight!

[@Gishdream]

Why use a fission 170g vs a neutron 170g?

[@DaddyDiscGolf]

Both of the discs in this video are Fission Plastic. 160s and 170s for comparison purposes! Thank you for watching

[@Gishdream]

@@DaddyDiscGolf I get that, but if fission plastic was to make lightweight discs, why make a heavier disc with it when that weight already exists in a comparable plastic(neutron).

[@DaddyDiscGolf]

@@Gishdream The idea is that fission allows more weight to be concentrated on the outside edge therefore in theory, increasing the gyroscopic effect on the disc. I would say with the added turn, it definitely adds a little something special to this already fun Mid range.

[@Gishdream]

@@DaddyDiscGolf gotcha, totally understand now.

[@bowmoneydrums]

nice

[@DaddyDiscGolf]

Thank you!