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MVP Disc Sports Neutron Relativity Disc Golf Distance Driver (Colors May Vary)
- MVP RELATIVITY - The Relativity has a useful understable profile that allows controllable turnovers, rollers, and high line distance shots.
- UNDERSTABLE DISTANCE DRIVER - The Relativity’s high speed design forces an ending fade that nicely pans out of turnovers and high lines to prevent unwanted rollers.
- 24.5 MM CLASS - SPEED 14.5 | GLIDE 5.5 | TURN -3 | FADE 1.5
- NEUTRON PLASTIC - MVP’s most premium material for exceptional look and feel. Shares great durability characteristics of Proton with a wider selection of bright opaque colors.
- PDGA APPROVED - For all professional disc golf play
Relativity is an understable high-speed distance driver. The Relativity has a useful understable profile that allows controllable turnovers, rollers, and high line distance shots. While its net landing spot will normally be to the understable side of its launch point, the Relativity’s high speed design forces an ending fade that nicely pans out of turnovers and high lines to prevent unwanted rollers.
$5.08
Original: $16.95
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- MVP RELATIVITY - The Relativity has a useful understable profile that allows controllable turnovers, rollers, and high line distance shots.
- UNDERSTABLE DISTANCE DRIVER - The Relativity’s high speed design forces an ending fade that nicely pans out of turnovers and high lines to prevent unwanted rollers.
- 24.5 MM CLASS - SPEED 14.5 | GLIDE 5.5 | TURN -3 | FADE 1.5
- NEUTRON PLASTIC - MVP’s most premium material for exceptional look and feel. Shares great durability characteristics of Proton with a wider selection of bright opaque colors.
- PDGA APPROVED - For all professional disc golf play
Relativity is an understable high-speed distance driver. The Relativity has a useful understable profile that allows controllable turnovers, rollers, and high line distance shots. While its net landing spot will normally be to the understable side of its launch point, the Relativity’s high speed design forces an ending fade that nicely pans out of turnovers and high lines to prevent unwanted rollers.
