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MVP Detour

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The MVP Detour fits nicely between the Hex and the Uplink, offering a slightly understable flight with enough stability for control and consistency. Great for all skill levels.

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MVP says this about the Detour: “Fitting perfectly between the Axiom Hex and the MVP Uplink, the newest addition to the James Conrad lineup slides in with flight numbers of 5 | 5| -2| 1. As a backhand-dominant player, Conrad is known for his beautiful turnover lines, and the Detour excels beautifully at those long panning turnovers as well as easy hyzer-flips. Experienced players will find the Detour to be exceptionally easy to manipulate for a wide variety of shot shapes, while newer players will find a delightfully straight flier, perfect for learning the game.”

The MVP Detour is an amazing disc for players of all skill levels. Designed by James Conrad (2021 PDGA World Champion), he wanted the Detour to be a workable midrange for straight shots in the woods and turnover lines, especially since he is a backhand-only player. With the flight numbers 5 | 5 | -2 | 1, the Detour fits nicely between the Axiom Hex and MVP Uplink.

For lower-speed arms, it flies straight with a gentle fade. Furthermore, it can hold an anhyzer even with less power. For advanced players, the Detour is a little more forgiving than the Uplink, allowing it to hold a pushing anhyzer while offering enough stability to keep it from burning into the ground. If thrown with power on a slight hyzer, the Detour will flip and drift to the right before gently fading at the end.

If you're looking for a slightly understable midrange that offers a lot of distance without losing control, the Detour is an incredible option.

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Flight Metrics

Speed The velocity required to reach a disc's optimal flight path. Range: 1 to 15.	Glide The measure of lift generated by a disc to stay aloft. Range: 1 to 7.	Turn The velocity, relative to the speed of the disc, required to cause the disc to turn with the direction of spin. Range: +1 to -5.	Fade The low-velocity stability that causes a disc to hook at the end of its flight. Range: 0 to 5.
Speed	Glide	Turn	Fade
5	5	-2	1

Disc Diameter: 21.6 cm

Rim Width: 1.4 cm Rim Depth: 1.3 cm *Not actual profile image.

Phases of Flight

Low-Speed Fade
As the disc slows and spin decreases, the disc pulls out of turn and begins to hook at the end of flight
High-Speed Turn
The aerodynamic profile turns the disc with the direction of spin during the high-speed phase of flight
Forward Push
The initial thrust forward during the high-speed phase of flight