Eclipse 2.0 Reactor
$21.99
Eclipse Reactor – MVP has been shuffling their molds since the end of last year and one of the big changes they are making is revamping their midrange lineup. The Eclipse 2.0 Reactor is a great feeling disc that looks sick in the new crazy glow plastic from MVP. The stamp features Marie Curie, one of the most accomplished humans in the history of science. A somewhat fast feeling mid, it will slot almost in the middle of the MVP lineup. It has enough stability to really have control of where the disc goes. It can be crushed on without fear up turn and burn, it feels great in the hand on both forehand and backhand. The Eclipse Reactor should become a staple in the bag of many Gyro throwers.
MVP says this about the run: “MVP’s first stock release in Eclipse 2.0, the Eclipse 2.0 Reactor is here to light the way! Your workhorse midrange can now fill yet another duty – nighttime disc golf! Ushering in the transition from rim-based glow to an industry leading core-based glow, the Eclipse 2.0 Reactor will combine a new and improved glow experience with the fan favorite flight of the Reactor. The white rim may no longer be photoreactive, but the core brightness is out of this world! This combination is sure to be a smash hit, so spend less time looking for discs and more time playing – get an Eclipse 2.0 Reactor today!”
Flight Numbers – Speed: 5, Glide: 5, Turn: -.5, Fade: 1.5
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- | 177g | 177.6g | (2) - Pretty Flat | (4) - Neutral Stiffness | $21.99 | 10 in stock | ||
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- | 177g | 178.0g | (2) - Pretty Flat | (4) - Neutral Stiffness | $21.99 | 3 in stock | ||
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- | 178g | 177.7g | (2) - Pretty Flat | (4) - Neutral Stiffness | $21.99 | 5 in stock | ||
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- | 178g | 178.0g | (2) - Pretty Flat | (4) - Neutral Stiffness | $21.99 | 10 in stock | ||
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- | 178g | 178.3g | (2) - Pretty Flat | (4) - Neutral Stiffness | $21.99 | 2 in stock | ||
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- | 177g | 177.4g | (2) - Pretty Flat | (4) - Neutral Stiffness | $21.99 | Just 1 left! | ||
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- | 176g | 177.5g | (2) - Pretty Flat | (4) - Neutral Stiffness | $21.99 | 2 in stock | ||
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- | 176g | 177.9g | (2) - Pretty Flat | (4) - Neutral Stiffness | $21.99 | Just 1 left! | ||
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- | 178g | 177.9g | (2) - Pretty Flat | (4) - Neutral Stiffness | $21.99 | 5 in stock | ||
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- | 178g | 178.2g | (2) - Pretty Flat | (4) - Neutral Stiffness | $21.99 | 2 in stock | ||
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- | 178g | 177.5g | (2) - Pretty Flat | (4) - Neutral Stiffness | $21.99 | Just 1 left! | ||
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- | 178g | 178.3g | (2) - Pretty Flat | (4) - Neutral Stiffness | $21.99 | Just 1 left! |
Description
Eclipse Reactor – MVP has been shuffling their molds since the end of last year and one of the big changes they are making is revamping their midrange lineup. The Eclipse 2.0 Reactor is a great feeling disc that looks sick in the new crazy glow plastic from MVP. The stamp features Marie Curie, one of the most accomplished humans in the history of science. A somewhat fast feeling mid, it will slot almost in the middle of the MVP lineup. It has enough stability to really have control of where the disc goes. It can be crushed on without fear up turn and burn, it feels great in the hand on both forehand and backhand. The Eclipse Reactor should become a staple in the bag of many Gyro throwers.
MVP says this about the run: “MVP’s first stock release in Eclipse 2.0, the Eclipse 2.0 Reactor is here to light the way! Your workhorse midrange can now fill yet another duty – nighttime disc golf! Ushering in the transition from rim-based glow to an industry leading core-based glow, the Eclipse 2.0 Reactor will combine a new and improved glow experience with the fan favorite flight of the Reactor. The white rim may no longer be photoreactive, but the core brightness is out of this world! This combination is sure to be a smash hit, so spend less time looking for discs and more time playing – get an Eclipse 2.0 Reactor today!”
Flight Numbers – Speed: 5, Glide: 5, Turn: -.5, Fade: 1.5
Michael Foster –
This is the smoothest disc
Charles H. –
Currently my favorite mid. The glo plastic is just cool and glows better than anything else I own. The reactor will hole a hyzer line on approaches, you can rip it off the tee and not fear it turning over, has nice movement to the left (RHBH) at the end of the flight.
Elijah Medlock –
This is a great fast stable midrange that can can be thrown hard cleanly into headwinds. Thrown flat it has no turn and a hard finish to 315’
Anonymous –
Awesome disc with a bright long lasting glow.
Anonymous –
That glow
Charles H. –
Straight shot with a nice hard trusty fade. Can also throw on hyzer and not worry about it flipping to flat, holds the line.
Charles Martinez –
Great glow. For me it flies straight with a fade at the end.
Anonymous –
Best glow on the market!
Evan P. –
The plastic is super glowy! Is has a little give to the plastic (flexable). The disc is nice and flat, with no bead which I love. The flight is nice and straight with a little fade. I see a slight turn happening and I’m sure when it breaks in more the turn will be more pronounced.
Stephen –
A really great single disc for night golf