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Description
Watt
Watt is a glidey, near straight putter and approach disc. Lots of glide for how slow it is, minimal fade, and it holds angles cleanly. Good disc for learning angle control since it shows you exactly what you did.
Proton
Proton is the translucent premium option, the candy-colored one. It's the stiffest plastic in the family and the most durable, and that stiffness usually makes a mold fly slightly more overstable than the same disc in Neutron. Grip is the lowest of the premium blends on paper, though in practice most players don't notice much difference between Proton and Neutron. Good pick for hot weather since it holds its shape when everything else is softening up.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | MVP |
|---|---|
| Mold | Watt |
| Plastic | Proton |
| Disc type | Putt & Approach |
| Flight | 2 / 5 / -0.5 / 0.5 |
| Stability | Stable |
| Color | Orange |
| Weight | 167 g |
Flight path
Stable~150 ft
2 Speed
5 Glide
-0.5 Turn
0.5 Fade
Approximate shape for a right hand backhand throw
Reading flight numbers
Speed
How fast the disc must be thrown to fly as designed. Higher numbers need more arm speed.
Glide
How long the disc carries in the air. More glide means more distance with less effort.
Turn
How much the disc curves right (for a right hand backhand) early in flight. Negative numbers mean more movement.
Fade
How hard the disc curves left at the end of the flight. Higher fade means a stronger finish.
2Speed
5Glide
-0.5Turn
0.5Fade
Stability Stable
Understable
Overstable









