MVP was founded in 2010 by brothers Brad and Chad Richardson in Brown City, Michigan, out of their father’s injection-moulding shop. The discs made their name — gyroscopic overmoulds, a dense outer rim around a lighter core, always with that black rim.
The bags carry the same design brain. The range climbs from the Cell through the Shuttle, the Voyager Lite, Voyager Slim and Voyager, up to the Voyager Pro — 22+ discs, 1000D Cordura, 4.8 lbs. James Conrad has signature editions of three of them.
What actually sets MVP bags apart is the patch field: a large hook-and-loop panel that turns the bag into a canvas. MVP’s culture is built on collectible patches and this is where they live. If you’ve ever seen a bag covered in twenty patches at a tournament, it was probably this one.
They also build the system around it — matched Forcefield rainflys in three fits, their own Rover cart, and carry bags for their Black Hole baskets. Rare for a disc company to think past the bag itself.
