The Stasis is a very overstable MVP putt-and-approach disc rated 2/1/0/2.5: putter speed, low glide, no turn, and a strong, early fade. Its glide-reducing flight plate keeps distances tight and landings predictable, which makes it a dedicated forehand and backhand approach disc for wind and utility work rather than distance. It carries the same straight-flying feel and low-glide flight plate as its Streamline sibling, but adds real torque resistance and fade, so it handles any angle you throw at it and comes back reliably. MVP released the Stasis as the overstable complement to that neutral approach putter, rounding out the slot for players who want a putter-speed disc that always finishes left.
The Stasis is a very overstable MVP putt-and-approach disc rated 2/1/0/2.5: putter speed, low glide, no turn, and a strong, early fade. Its glide-reducing flight plate keeps distances tight and landings predictable, which makes it a dedicated forehand and backhand approach disc for wind and utility work rather than distance.
It carries the same straight-flying feel and low-glide flight plate as its Streamline sibling, but adds real torque resistance and fade, so it handles any angle you throw at it and comes back reliably.
MVP released the Stasis as the overstable complement to that neutral approach putter, rounding out the slot for players who want a putter-speed disc that always finishes left.
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