The Deflector is an overstable MVP midrange rated 5/3.5/0/4: low glide, no turn and a heavy fade. MVP built it for headwinds and powerfully overstable flights, and it suits strong backhand and forehand throwers who want a midrange they can throw hard with a predictable finish. Players looking for a straight or glidey midrange should look elsewhere. MVP has used the Deflector as its overstable reference point: it describes the Axiom Pyro as a straighter variation of it, and the Streamline Runway as carrying more glide because of a softer fade. The PDGA approved the Deflector on 26 February 2018 (18-28), and MVP added Proton plastic in February 2020, including a Skulboy special edition. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Prodigy MX-1 and the Discraft Hornet.
The Deflector is an overstable MVP midrange rated 5/3.5/0/4: low glide, no turn and a heavy fade. MVP built it for headwinds and powerfully overstable flights, and it suits strong backhand and forehand throwers who want a midrange they can throw hard with a predictable finish. Players looking for a straight or glidey midrange should look elsewhere.
MVP has used the Deflector as its overstable reference point: it describes the Axiom Pyro as a straighter variation of it, and the Streamline Runway as carrying more glide because of a softer fade.
The PDGA approved the Deflector on 26 February 2018 (18-28), and MVP added Proton plastic in February 2020, including a Skulboy special edition. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Prodigy MX-1 and the Discraft Hornet.
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