MVP

Eclipse

Specs

Glow
Class
premium
Tier
15
Discs

Properties

TranslucentStandard glowCurrent

Class ratings

Grip, dry
3
Grip, wet
2
Stiffens in cold
4
Softens in heat
2
Holds flight
4
Beats in fast
2
Takes dye
1

1 = least, 5 = most. Disc Golf Dojo’s read of the class, not the manufacturer’s figures

Moulded by MVP Disc Sports.

MVP · Glow

Eclipse: MVP’s glow plastic

“Glow core 2.0 ultra-bright”

MVP — mvpdiscsports.com/plastics/mvp-eclipse

Eclipse is MVP’s glow plastic, a Neutron-class base with a luminous core, and it’s shared across MVP, Axiom, and Streamline. Fifteen moulds are listed in it.

Glow plastics track their base minus a little: durable, on the stiff side, grip a step below Neutron. It’s the MVP choice for night rounds.

Don’t dye it, and don’t expect the grip of Neutron.

Eclipse discs

14 of 15 · by speed
DiscBrandSGTF
OctaneMVP135-12
AmpMVP85-1.51
VoltMVP85-0.52
ParadoxAxiom54-40
AxisMVP55-11
DeflectorMVP53.504
ReactorMVP55-0.51.5
VectorMVP5403
TangentMVP44-0.50.5
TempoAxiom4402.5
EnvyAxiom3302
AnodeMVP2.5300.5
IonMVP2.5301.5
PilotStreamline Discs2501

The same plastic, other brands

Every plastic below is glow — the same job under a different name.

BrandPlasticDiscs
MintNocturnal8
Thought SpaceGlow6
GatewaySuperglow6
DiscraftZ Glo6
Millennium DiscsLunar2
LoftGamma Solid Glow1

Other MVP plastics

All MVP →
PlasticClassDiscs
NeutronPremium opaque grip79
ProtonPremium clear39
PlasmaPremium clear20
ElectronBaseline15
FissionLightweight4
PrismPremium clear4