The Jet is an understable Streamline distance driver rated 11/5/-3/2. Strong throwers can use it for big hyzer flips and long turnovers, and Streamline points to tailwinds as a good time to throw it. Slower arms get a straighter flight with a moderate fade. Players who need a driver that holds its line into a headwind should choose something more stable. MVP previewed the Jet among its early-2021 prototypes as a complement to the Streamline Trace: the Trace is straight-to-stable, the Jet the understable option in the same speed class. The PDGA approved the Jet on 22 February 2021 (21-19). Try Discs lists it in Neutron and Proton as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Axiom Vanish, which carries the same flight numbers, and the Discmania DD.
The Jet is an understable Streamline distance driver rated 11/5/-3/2. Strong throwers can use it for big hyzer flips and long turnovers, and Streamline points to tailwinds as a good time to throw it. Slower arms get a straighter flight with a moderate fade. Players who need a driver that holds its line into a headwind should choose something more stable.
MVP previewed the Jet among its early-2021 prototypes as a complement to the Streamline Trace: the Trace is straight-to-stable, the Jet the understable option in the same speed class.
The PDGA approved the Jet on 22 February 2021 (21-19). Try Discs lists it in Neutron and Proton as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Axiom Vanish, which carries the same flight numbers, and the Discmania DD.
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