MVP Shock

[StingHP]

If I had to guess based on your answer, it would be the pink?

[maansmit]

White and pink are first run, blue is new run.

[Innovadude]

I don't know if it should be called a "fairway" driver, more like a "long-range". It is definitely fast. Easy 375' straight drives with big skips. Hit pole on A, chains on B, then cage on E with it this morning, trying it out for a round. Has potential for a good sidearm line shaper too.

[811rv]

Got some newer run Shocks yesterday and they are definitely more stable than the first run. Quite pleased with them. Time to put my PDs up for sale!

[Phenn]

Originally Posted by Innovadude

I don't know if it should be called a "fairway" driver, more like a "long-range". It is definitely fast. Easy 375' straight drives with big skips. Hit pole on A, chains on B, then cage on E with it this morning, trying it out for a round. Has potential for a good sidearm line shaper too.

I feel like this is true with all of MVP drivers so far. They have the insane control of a fairway, but they are all sneaky long. They've kicked every other driver out of my bag--including my speed 10-11 distance drivers.

I can't wait to see what a speed-11 MVP driver does. Magic? Definite possibility.

[Mike C]

Agreed. If I have a high ceiling to work with my Volts aren't that far behind my fresher Quasars. My beat Quasar outdistances them by a decent margin, but it's gotten pretty flippy and isn't as reliable. It's so fun ripping a Volt 100% power, 30' high and a pinch of hyzer and watching it sail past the 400' mark before it thinks about fading.

[jcassidy1990]

Anyone throw any lighter weight shocks vs the max weight? I'm curious if they have more turn/easier to put on a helix shot.

[ian.w]

I came here to ask this same question. Just got a new run shock and it is pretty nice so far. Very stable. Just what I was looking for when they first came out. Would like to hear how the lighter ones fly(my drivers are typically 165ish).

[Gennataos]

Originally Posted by jcassidy1990

Anyone throw any lighter weight shocks vs the max weight? I'm curious if they have more turn/easier to put on a helix shot.

I should have a 168g coming as a replacement from MVP in the next day or two. We can hook up some time and I can let you toss it around. I got a 173g while I was waiting on the replacement and, man, that thing is a meathook in my hands. Like, barely longer than my Trident but just as hard of a fade kinda meathook. I'm hoping the 168g is a whole lot less beefy or there's no way it's taking over my Teebird spot!

[in4d]

Yea, these new shocks are very stable for me also. Wind doesn't faze them one bit, i would feel confident throwing them in 20mph winds.

Need more time to break one in, mine flies like a predator.

in time its going to break into a great accurate hyzer placement fairway