What MVP say: Arriving with flight numbers of 2 | 1 | 0 | 2.5, the Stasis makes its stock debut! The Stasis maintains the straight-flight, unique glide-reducing flight plate, and comfortable hand feel of its Streamline cousin, but ups the ante as an overstable complement with even stronger torque resistance and fade. The added stability of the Stasis makes it an amazing forehand or backhand approach disc that can handle any angle you throw at it. Bring equilibrium to your game by adding the Stasis to your bag!

What players are actually saying: They’re using it to control short approaches: it carries without much sideways movement, then drops and tends to settle near where it lands. Several like its hand feel, with Berg throwers specifically praising the shallower profile. The disagreement is how closely it matches its very low glide and strong fade ratings. One player finds more carry and less fade than expected, while another says it flies almost exactly as advertised. Forehand feel is similarly personal: one calls it surprisingly resistant to turning; another finds touch forehands tricky. It looks most useful when judging landing distance matters more than stretching a putter shot.