The Uplink is an understable MVP midrange rated 5/5/-3/0.5. MVP says its understability suits a wide range of arm speeds and pitches it as a line-shaping midrange. It suits players who want turnovers, S-curves and straight lines that do not hook back. Players who want a midrange for wind or a dependable fade should look elsewhere. Players on Disc Golf Course Review describe a controllable, glidey understable mid that turns late and carves S-curves, with only a mild fade unless it gets plenty of height. The PDGA approved the Uplink on 5 July 2021 (21-72), the same day as the Axiom Paradox, and MVP introduced the two that year as new understable midranges. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Dynamic Discs Patrol and the Remix Disc Golf Creature.
The Uplink is an understable MVP midrange rated 5/5/-3/0.5. MVP says its understability suits a wide range of arm speeds and pitches it as a line-shaping midrange. It suits players who want turnovers, S-curves and straight lines that do not hook back. Players who want a midrange for wind or a dependable fade should look elsewhere.
Players on Disc Golf Course Review describe a controllable, glidey understable mid that turns late and carves S-curves, with only a mild fade unless it gets plenty of height.
The PDGA approved the Uplink on 5 July 2021 (21-72), the same day as the Axiom Paradox, and MVP introduced the two that year as new understable midranges. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Dynamic Discs Patrol and the Remix Disc Golf Creature.
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