What MVP say: The Reactor’s flight path is characterized by a neutral-stable GYRO® push followed by a dependable fade.

High-powered players should expect the Reactor to have some subtle, flight-extending turn that doesn’t overpower its natural fade — making the Reactor a dependable, workhorse midrange on every angle of release. The Reactor has just enough fade to shape long turnovers, and the right amount of turn and glide to support laser-like straight shots or hyzer bombs. If you have the power, the Reactor is a surprisingly long flyer too.

Lower power players will find the reactor to be an extremely dependable flat-to-fade midrange — one of the most classic and often-needed shots in disc golf. The turn, while likely not apparent from a flat release, will show itself when released on anhyzer — yielding a longer s-turn than perhaps expected. From hyzer, the subtle turn of the Reactor will allow it to generate workable hyzers.

Excelling at gap hitting, control, and accuracy from both forehand and backhand – the Reactor is the neutral-stable workhorse midrange that you’ve been looking for.

What players are actually saying: The shared picture is a midrange that travels straight for much of its flight, then finishes with a dependable fade. Many praise its comfortable feel and use it for both backhand and forehand shots. The disagreement is how neutral it really is: some see a slight flip and a gentle finish, while others find it distinctly stable, especially with less power. Players also differ on how much its flight changes with wear. The Reactor looks best suited to someone who wants to shape a line while retaining a reliable finish. A beginner seeking a dead-straight flight may find it fades earlier than expected.