MVP Disc Sports (Official Thread)

[Aim For The Chains]

Originally Posted by plastic cannon

If I had any dying skills what so ever, I would dye all my MVP stuff with a power ranger on them. I do have a white volt that is begging to be the white ranger though...

yuuuup. gold black white silver mmmm

[plastic cannon]

MVP, the people have spoken. Gold stamps on white and black discs please.

Sincerly,
Power Rangers fans.

[Ty_Ty]

I agree gold would look good on any color.

I would love to see a stamp like this on a soft neutron anode.



holographic is also really nice.

[zj1002]

I can't speak for MVP

But I think the reason they use black foil is consistency. Black foil is thin and easy to apply. It's much simpler for the stamping process to just stick to one color

It would be cool to see them do other colors but it probably isn't as reliable as black for stock runs. And cost stays down

We(DN)have done metallic foils on MVP but it took different settings to make it stick. We have the luxury of being able to experiment, they need to mass produce

[Aim For The Chains]

Gold/Silver Discs with black foil letters would be just as cool or the white foil even like on the black discs-- I dyed the white foil to red on my black volt and it is sexxxxxxxxxxy!

[Moonshine]

Does anyone else feel like Neutron is especially slippery when wet? Obviously no premium plastic will grip as well as base plastic when it's wet, but Neutron seems to perform worse than Star etc. Am I alone in feeling this way? It's the one thing that bothers me about the MVP discs

[Monkeypaws]

Originally Posted by Moonshine

Does anyone else feel like Neutron is especially slippery when wet? Obviously no premium plastic will grip as well as base plastic when it's wet, but Neutron seems to perform worse than Star etc. Am I alone in feeling this way? It's the one thing that bothers me about the MVP discs

Funny, I was just going to ask about the qualities of Neutron vs. Proton for grip and flight.

It seemed from my search of this thread that the grip is supposed to be better with neutron, but I know nothing.

Do Neutron and Proton have roughly the same flight characteristics and stability for the same disc, say a Vector?

[MrFixIt]

I personally didn't have a problem w/ grip when Nuetron plastic got wet. To me it actually gripped better when wet...

[apparition]

[Radiomuted]

Originally Posted by Monkeypaws

Funny, I was just going to ask about the qualities of Neutron vs. Proton for grip and flight.

It seemed from my search of this thread that the grip is supposed to be better with neutron, but I know nothing.

Do Neutron and Proton have roughly the same flight characteristics and stability for the same disc, say a Vector?

I have owned a Vector and Anode in both plastics, and my consensus is that neutron is the more stable plastic.