MVP Eclipse Orbital
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Unlock effortless distance day or night with the MVP Eclipse Orbital (11/5/-4.5/1)! Known as the most understable driver in the MVP lineup, the Orbital is an absolute must-have for massive turnovers, long-distance rollers, and beginner-friendly S-curves. Molded in MVP's industry-leading Eclipse 2.0 glow-in-the-dark plastic and featuring GYRO Overmold Technology, this specific run offers a slightly flatter profile and a touch more torque resistance while glowing intensely bright. Perfect for tailwind bombs and tight woods lines!Couldn't load pickup availability
MVP Eclipse Orbital 11 | 5 | -4.5 | 1
Light up the fairways and unlock effortless distance with the MVP Eclipse Orbital! Widely recognized as the single most understable distance driver in MVP’s lineup, the Orbital is a masterclass in extreme shot-shaping and high-speed turn. This specific version is molded in MVP's industry-leading Eclipse 2.0 glow-in-the-dark plastic, which not only shines incredibly bright for night golf but also provides a slightly flatter, almost puddle-topped profile. This unique profile grants the Eclipse Orbital a touch more torque resistance than its stock counterparts. Whether you are throwing massive nighttime rollers or carving tight woods lines, the Eclipse Orbital is a must-have addition to your MVP Orbital Collection and your overall MVP lineup!
Flight Numbers & Performance
The Orbital sits comfortably in MVP's 21.5mm distance class. Operating on highly understable flight numbers of 11 | 5 | -4.5 | 1, it is designed to maximize turn and glide before a very minimal finish.
| Speed | Glide | Turn | Fade |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11 | 5 | -4.5 | 1 |
How the Eclipse Orbital fits your game:
- Beginners & Slower Arms: The extreme understability makes this the perfect first high-speed driver. It fights the natural fade of slower arms, allowing players to achieve a full, effortless S-curve flight path and maximize raw distance.
- Advanced Players: Highly responsive to release angles, it is a premier choice for laying down long-distance rollers, soaring sky-anhyzers that refuse to fight out, and low-ceiling finesse hyzer-flips.
- Tailwind Bomber: The -4.5 turn rating means the Orbital thrives with a tailwind at its back, effortlessly carrying for massive yardage where stable discs would drop out of the sky. (Avoid throwing it into strong headwinds!)
The Eclipse Plastic & GYRO Technology
The Orbital features MVP's signature GYRO Overmold Technology, pushing dense weight to the outer rim to enhance gyroscopic stability, allowing the disc to maintain its spin and forward push longer than traditional single-mold discs. The Eclipse 2.0 plastic is arguably the brightest, longest-lasting glow-in-the-dark plastic on the market. Specifically for the Orbital mold, the Eclipse plastic tends to mold up with a slightly flatter, almost puddle-topped profile, offering a touch more torque resistance compared to standard opaque runs.
Explore Other Orbital Plastics
Looking for a stock daytime thrower or a slightly different profile? Check out the other premium plastics in our inventory:
- Neutron Orbital: The flagship opaque plastic that offers excellent grip, a flat flight plate, and the truest -4.5 understable flight.
- Proton Orbital: A smooth, translucent premium plastic with long-lasting durability and striking candy colors.
Release Information
- Flight Numbers: Speed 11 | Glide 5 | Turn -4.5 | Fade 1
- Disc Type: Ultra-Understable Distance Driver
- Plastic Blend: Eclipse (Industry-leading Glow-in-the-dark, Premium Durability)
- Special Features: GYRO Overmold Technology, Flatter Profile
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Eclipse Orbital fly differently than the Neutron?
Yes, slightly. Due to the cooling process of the Eclipse glow plastic, this run tends to mold up with a flatter, sometimes slightly puddle-topped profile. This gives the Eclipse Orbital a slightly lower profile feel in the hand and a touch more torque resistance compared to the stock Neutron runs, though it remains highly understable.
Is the MVP Orbital good for beginners?
The Orbital is widely considered one of the best introductions to high-speed (Speed 11+) distance drivers for beginners and players with slower arm speeds. Its massive -4.5 turn helps keep the disc turning right (for RHBH throwers) rather than instantly crashing into a hyzer, unlocking easy distance.
What is GYRO Overmold Technology?
MVP's GYRO Overmold Technology features a dense, heavier plastic on the outer rim of the disc and a lighter plastic for the flight plate. This shifts the disc's mass to the outside edge, drastically increasing its gyroscopic inertia. This means the disc spins longer, holds its line better, and pushes forward with more aerodynamic momentum.