The fifth entry in the popular MVP James Conrad Line, the Trail is a straight to slightly understable 10-speed driver that quickly became popular among players at all levels of disc golf soon after its release. The disc is intended for hyzer flips and turnovers and has been described as a “longer Crave.” It exhibits a neutral hand feel, with an inner rim that slopes slightly outward allowing for cleaner release. Released in August 2024 after a much-hyped marketing campaign, the Trail is the first 10-speed in MVP’s lineup of drivers. Stock Trails have since shipped in Neutron, Fission, and Proton plastics, and there have been several limited releases of Proton versions, all of which are collectible and can fetch a high price.
The fifth entry in the popular MVP James Conrad Line, the Trail is a straight to slightly understable 10-speed driver that quickly became popular among players at all levels of disc golf soon after its release. The disc is intended for hyzer flips and turnovers and has been described as a “longer Crave.” It exhibits a neutral hand feel, with an inner rim that slopes slightly outward allowing for cleaner release.
Released in August 2024 after a much-hyped marketing campaign, the Trail is the first 10-speed in MVP’s lineup of drivers. Stock Trails have since shipped in Neutron, Fission, and Proton plastics, and there have been several limited releases of Proton versions, all of which are collectible and can fetch a high price.
The MVP Trail is one of the most-reviewed discs we track.
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