The Dimension is a stable-to-overstable MVP distance driver rated 14.5/5/0/3. MVP calls it the workhorse bomber of its 24.5 mm class: strong throwers see only a small turnover at high speed or into headwinds before a full flight and fade. MVP itself recommends slower classes for beginners, and average throwers are likely to find themselves fighting its speed and fade. MVP describes it as a fast driver that is also handy for players who cannot fully power it, as a utility option for wind. In July 2024 it released a Fission Dimension that MVP says flies a touch less stable, aimed at players throwing around 350 to 450 feet. In May 2025 MVP called the Dimension one of Eagle McMahon's most used drivers when it released a Plasma version. The PDGA approved the Dimension on 13 April 2017 (17-50). Try Discs lists it in Neutron, Plasma and Fission as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Axiom Delirium and the Millennium Quasar.
The Dimension is a stable-to-overstable MVP distance driver rated 14.5/5/0/3. MVP calls it the workhorse bomber of its 24.5 mm class: strong throwers see only a small turnover at high speed or into headwinds before a full flight and fade. MVP itself recommends slower classes for beginners, and average throwers are likely to find themselves fighting its speed and fade.
MVP describes it as a fast driver that is also handy for players who cannot fully power it, as a utility option for wind. In July 2024 it released a Fission Dimension that MVP says flies a touch less stable, aimed at players throwing around 350 to 450 feet. In May 2025 MVP called the Dimension one of Eagle McMahon's most used drivers when it released a Plasma version.
The PDGA approved the Dimension on 13 April 2017 (17-50). Try Discs lists it in Neutron, Plasma and Fission as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Axiom Delirium and the Millennium Quasar.
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