The Lift is a Streamline distance driver rated 9/5/-2/1.5: a speed-9 driver with good glide, some high-speed turn and a gentle fade. Streamline's description calls it understable, though its stability field reads neutral-stable; it has a comfortable rim and a slightly domed top for straight flights, which makes it a fit for players building distance and for strong arms who want an easy turnover. Players who need a stable driver for headwinds should look elsewhere. In 2023 MVP noted that its Eclipse glow Lifts had molded noticeably flatter than other plastics and made that mold a priority to address. A 2021 Proton Lift special edition carried a stamp by Ryan Advent, and several MVP team players carry Cosmic Neutron Lifts. The PDGA approved the Lift on 17 April 2019 (19-36). Try Discs lists it in Neutron, Cosmic Neutron, Proton and Eclipse as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Prodigy FX-4 and the Axiom Insanity.
The Lift is a Streamline distance driver rated 9/5/-2/1.5: a speed-9 driver with good glide, some high-speed turn and a gentle fade. Streamline's description calls it understable, though its stability field reads neutral-stable; it has a comfortable rim and a slightly domed top for straight flights, which makes it a fit for players building distance and for strong arms who want an easy turnover. Players who need a stable driver for headwinds should look elsewhere.
In 2023 MVP noted that its Eclipse glow Lifts had molded noticeably flatter than other plastics and made that mold a priority to address. A 2021 Proton Lift special edition carried a stamp by Ryan Advent, and several MVP team players carry Cosmic Neutron Lifts.
The PDGA approved the Lift on 17 April 2019 (19-36). Try Discs lists it in Neutron, Cosmic Neutron, Proton and Eclipse as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Prodigy FX-4 and the Axiom Insanity.
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