MVP Disc Sports / Distance drivers
MVP Proton Wave
A 170–175 g MVP Proton Wave with listed 11/5/−2/2 figures and a stable-to-understable role.
WHY COMPARE THIS MODEL
A transparent Proton driver in the 21 mm class
The Proton Wave is a candidate for MVP’s stable-to-understable distance-driver role. Its listed figures are speed 11, glide 5, turn −2 and fade 2, with a 21 mm class designation. Compare those named characteristics with the Trail’s own intended role before adding another model to the same bag.
This is the 170–175 g option in transparent Proton plastic, with Mystery Color. The package explicitly names one distance driver. The class designation is not an independently measured rim diagram, but it gives another specific family comparison alongside the material appearance.
Neutron Trail changes the selection to an opaque family and a speed-10 listing; Streamline Proton Jet offers another named Proton driver with its own intended understable role. Choose the mold and version that answer the role you want, rather than expecting two transparent discs to behave alike.
MODEL DETAILS
Specifications & included parts
| Detail | Product details |
|---|---|
| Mold/model | Wave |
| Selected plastic family | Proton |
| Selected weight class/label | 170-175g; selection label, not an individual weighing |
| Listed speed | 11 |
| Listed glide | 5 |
| Listed turn | -2 |
| Listed fade | 2 |
| Listed class designation | 21 mm class |
| Plastic appearance described | Transparent Proton colors |
| Contents | 1 disc golf distance driver |
| Source model/part identifier | 101-102-3698-007001 |
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Where this model is useful
- Transparent Proton is a meaningful material appearance to choose beside opaque Neutron.
- The 21 mm class and stated role help distinguish it from another MVP driver.
Trade-offs to check
- Mystery Color varies.
- No independently measured rim dimensions or individual gram weight is provided.
What to check before choosing
Compare the intended mold role
A shared Proton name does not make Wave and Jet the same mold.
Choose the selected gram range
Check 170–175 g rather than relying on a generic mass entry or photograph.
Your questions about this product
What comes in the package?
One disc golf distance driver is explicitly listed.
Is Proton opaque?
It is described here as transparent.
What distinguishes it from Trail?
Wave is listed in the 21 mm class and Proton family; Trail is in the 20 mm class and opaque Neutron family, with its own figures.
Other options to consider
About this product information
Exact-ASIN product description,features and scoped specifications;shopping guidance only,no physical trial or flight test.
Selected Amazon listing ↗ · Listing checked 2026-11-06 · Information reviewed 2026-11-06
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