MVP Proton Inertia + Project Lab Coat

MVP Discs Inertia Flight Numbers: 9, 5, -2, 2

The MVP Proton Inertia delivers controllable distance with the signature forward push that GYRO technology is known for. Featuring flight numbers of 9 | 5 | -2 | 2, the Inertia blends easy distance with dependable control, making it a versatile driver for players across a wide range of arm speeds.

The Inertia was the first disc released in MVP’s 20mm wing distance driver class, a lineup designed to provide distance with increased control. This class of drivers is produced in a wide weight range from 155g to 175g, allowing players to fine-tune their distance drivers to match their arm speed and throwing style.

For higher power players, the Inertia’s understable profile makes it perfect for controlled hyzer flips that glide forward for impressive distance while maintaining accuracy. Lower power players will experience a more neutral flight, allowing the disc to track straight with dependable fade at the end of the flight. The result is a distance driver that can produce long, controllable lines without requiring maximum power.

This release features Project Lab Coat artwork, pairing the proven flight of the Inertia with a distinctive special edition design.

Key Features

• Flight Numbers - 9 | 5 | -2 | 2

• Disc Type - Understable distance driver

• Plastic - Premium Proton plastic

• GYRO Technology - Enhanced forward push and distance control

• Weight Range - Produced from 155g to 175g

• Shot Shaping - Excellent for hyzer flips, turnovers, and long straight drives

• Artwork - Project Lab Coat special edition design

FAQ

What is the MVP Inertia?
The MVP Inertia is an understable distance driver designed to provide controllable distance with excellent glide and forward push.

What are the flight numbers for the Inertia?
The Inertia has flight numbers of 9 | 5 | -2 | 2, giving it controllable turn with a dependable finishing fade.

What is the 20mm driver class?
The Inertia introduced MVP’s 20mm wing distance driver class, designed to offer distance potential while maintaining greater control compared to wider rim drivers.

How does the Inertia fly for high power players?
High power players can use the Inertia for long hyzer flips that glide forward and carry significant distance with accuracy.

How does the Inertia fly for lower power players?
Lower power players will see a more neutral flight, allowing the disc to travel straight before finishing with gentle fade.

What plastic is this version of the Inertia?
This release comes in MVP Proton plastic, known for its durability and consistent flight performance.

If you want controllable distance with glide and reliable shot shaping, the MVP Proton Inertia is built to push your drives farther with precision.