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MVP Discs Finally Addresses Controversy
MVP Discs addresses controversy surrounding gyro technology in their latest Q&A session, Gyro Palooa. Hosted by Jefferson, the video breaks down the discussion on weight distribution and compares it to another popular disc golf brand's product. The conversation delves into future developments, new disc releases, color effects on flight, PDGA requests, and clears up a viral rumor surrounding double rim frisbes. A significant focus is placed on innovative plastic technology and mold design, showcasing a unique direction that differs from previous prototypes showcased at events like the Fly Mart. Fans of beam designs may find some hope as well, with Jay Millie expressing enthusiasm about the upcoming product announcement. This video provides an in-depth look at MVP Discs' approach to transparency and fan engagement, particularly for those interested in gyro technology and disc golf innovation.
MVP Discs responds to controversy surrounding their products. Hear from top pros like Paul McBeth & Ricky Wysocki.
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What are our thoughts about a recent video uh that another company posted that kind of compared the weight distribution of an MVP disc to the other [music] company's disc? >> What's up, disgenerates? It's the Disc World. I'm Jefferson breaking down MVP, addressing a controversy going around about gyro technology in their recent Gyro Palooa Q&A. Every year since CO, Brad and Chad have sat down answering questions submitted by the fans. one of the best forms of transparency from a disc golf company and a key reason for the strength of their fan base. Welcome to the questions and answers segment of Gyro Palooa. Uh this is something I really I always enjoy. I like to look at everyone's feedback. What are the top requests of the year? Uh in fact, a lot of the requests of previous questions and answers is is how [music] we prioritize a lot of our next developments. Some might see this as a big advertisement for the brand, but for the gyro goobers out there, this is great prech Christmas excitement. From explaining future projects, new disc releases, if different colors affect flight, PDGA requests, and of course, clearing the air about a viral rumor. Unless you've already committed your life to the double rim frisbes, there's not a big reason to watch the full Q&A. But don't worry, I got you covered on all the things you need to know. This particular development has a lot of a lot of [music] technical leap in both the mold design as well as the plastic technology. [music] Completely new plastic technology and a completely new mold design to achieve it. And the beam itself, the prototypes that had been [music] out there that you saw at the Gyropolis of Fly Mart, they're kind of one of a kind because the design [music] direction we're going is is a completely different direction. Um, but it'll make sense when the product is announced and revealed. For those that like the beam, there might be some hope. I know Jay Millie is hyped >> with the beam in Gyroax. It's been uh basically our ability to push the limits on disc design, mold design, uh plastic technology as well as uh the processing limits, you know, expanding upon how we process all of these technologies. And [music] so we're taking all these prototypes, all this testing,...
