There would be a market for those, too.

Going deeper down the MVP rabbit hole here. My Proton Wave has become my main workhorse driver. I can get it to fly pretty straight or go a little understable, and I'm consistently getting my best distance with it. My first MVP disc was a Neutron Impulse which I loved, I lost the Impulse a week ago and decided to do something squirrely and replace it with a Neutron Virus. ****, the Virus is REALLY understable! I think it's gonna take me a minute to figure out how to use that one. I also got my first Volt, Proton. The Volt replaced my JLS that I just lost, and I think I like the Volt even better. I'm still learning how to get the maximum speed out of it, but hot **** can I throw it straight!

I'd like to get a Tesla to counterbalance the Virus. I also want to get a lighter Volt in Plasma plastic. Have one that's a little less stable than the Proton. I want to get something in the 6.5 speed class, but I can't figure out what would fill a hole in my bag best. Also, I've only thrown Wizards up to this point, but the MVP putters are sexy. I'd like to get an Anode and maybe an Ion to try out.

You're on to good molds.. Look at a fission Wave if the virus doesn't work out, a Cosmic Wave for more stability.

Explore the volt, fission volts are available under the 170g weight unlike neutrons.. (Or plasmas?? Dunno). Another solid choice

I like my fission Tesla.. Very workable in light weights.. Didn't like the tesla in Plasma its a pig. Depends what you want from it!

Relay is the understable/ straight fairway next step up from the impulse I think.. But basically you have a prime gyro bag in the works.

Enjoy buddy!

Is CN Wave more stable than the other plastics? We have yet to confirm this. Mine is still travelling.

About MVP making Octane in fission plastics. - I would definitely buy it!

I've heard yes. Mine has arrived, but yet to be thrown. Tomorrow or the next day I should get out and see. Will throw it heads up with my Plasma and see. Im hoping so!

I prefer Matrix over Reactor but they are VERY similar. The Matrix has more left to right and right to left movement than Reactor. Reactor will basically take the line you put it on. Therefore Reactor tends to be more release sensitive.

FR Neutron Matrix is one of the longest discs in my bag. I get a ton of turn and a ton of fade. I can push 350' in right situations. It's longer for me than the faster Neutron Crave. I had similar results with Reactor - but I just couldn't release it clean enough consistently. I tend to lift the Nose up.

Got to take the CN Wave out for a few test throws on the course today. Been awhile since I yhrewy, and it was rainy, but.....
Definitely less flippy than my plasma, but with the same distance. I threw it on the same hyzerflip line I throw my plasma, and it didn't really flip up,just held that angle to the ground. Shows a little lateral wiggle, but even my best throw (about 360') with it, it didn't move a whole lot. Basically just straight to fade on a flat hard rip. My plasma would have needed up 20' farther right on the same line. I absolutely love it! Have a feeling I could even throw it on a shallow flex line and it would come back for amazing distance. My plaz wouldn't ever come back on a line like that.

Basically, it was my plasma crave, 100' longer.

vectors are OOP but we get watermelon backpacks....