Collection: MVP Signal

Signal Flight Characteristics & Turnover Mechanics

The Signal is designed specifically to maximize high-speed turn. Featuring a substantial -3 turn rating and high natural lift, this disc actively tilts to the right (for right-handed, backhand throwers) early in its flight path with very little power required. When thrown flat at moderate speeds, it executes a smooth, sweeping turnover line that glides deep down the fairway. Because its low-speed fade is a minimal 1, it refuses to dump hard at the end of its flight, instead settling flatly onto the ground to prevent dangerous rollaways.

The Low-Profile 6-Speed Wing Configuration

The defining physical attribute of the Signal is its exceptionally narrow 6-speed rim width combined with an ultra-shallow profile and a beadless bottom edge. This compact geometry sits securely in hands of all sizes, reducing the finger drag or release catching common with deeper-dish fairway drivers. This sleek wing shape minimizes aerodynamic resistance, allowing the disc to maintain high-velocity spinning momentum even when launched with lower initial arm speeds.

On-Course Applications & Skill Levels

• Beginners & Slower Arm Speeds: The Signal functions as an excellent distance-stretching driver. Its extreme understability counteracts the natural tendency for newer throwers to stall out early, allowing them to achieve laser-straight, long-carrying flights down narrow fairways with minimal effort.
• Advanced Arms & Power Throwers: This mold becomes a highly specialized utility tool. It is an ideal asset for effortless hyzer-flips that pop up and turn late, long-distance rollers that lay down cleanly on the fairway, and touch scrambling shots where a traditional sidearm flick isn't possible.

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