MVP describes the Wave as a longer Inertia. Stable to understable with enough responsiveness to work across the power spectrum. Big arms get long gliding turnovers and hyzer flips out of it, average arms just extend their lines. Worth knowing that beginners often find it plays more overstable than the numbers suggest, since wide rim drivers need real speed to activate the turn.

Neutron is the flagship and the one most people start with. Opaque, durable, and available in the widest range of bright colors, with a clean slightly firm feel and solid grip. It's the most true-to-numbers plastic in the lineup, meaning a new Neutron disc flies exactly like the mold says it should. The dense overmold also means it beats in slowly, so if you lose one and buy a replacement, the new disc flies like the old one did. Stiffens up in cold weather and picks up some flex and grip when it's hot without ever getting floppy.