Which MVP Family Overstable Mid is Best? Deflector Vs. Pyro Vs. Runway

[@gcoffey223]

Deflector is the most overstate midrange perhaps out of all on the market. My Pyro gets more distance and flips up easier with reliable fade but when it is a heavy heavy wind that would scare a JUSTICE or when it absolutely positively HAS to fade... the Deflector is what you want.

[@mas30066]

I’ve had all three and have settled into a Runway/Cosmic Reactor/Fission Reactor spread for my mids. Agreed that the Deflector’s the most aggressive of the bunch. I did find the Runway to be more predictable than the Pyro, but I may need to revisit. The Runway has been on point as a FH approach disc.

[@gcoffey223]

Your Pyro is like my Pyro. I bag both the Deflector and Pyro, sometimes the Reactor depending on the course, wind, and what but the other two never leave my bag.

[@MicaelBolognini]

Too bad your camera don’t get the flight of the discs as they disappear half way.

[@mattwhitediscgolf]

My recent videos are better, but this was filmed on an iPhone 7. If I ever get enough views to monetize I’ll buy a good camera!

[@eoghana315]

The Deflector is weirdly bad at panning out of a steep anhyzer. I haven't thrown a Pyro yet but I've been pretty happy with the Runway as a workably overstable mid. I picked up a cosmic neutron Runway recently that was lighter than my old Runway (170g to 175+) and it's actually got decent glide to it, better than the Bards I've thrown I think.

[@JoshJackson13]

Proton Pyro is my favorite disc . I hate the zone. Pig pyro and meteor that's it for mids for me. Everybody laughs when I use that high panning anhyzer 4 hand shot but it works consistently