MVP Disc Sports / Distance drivers
MVP Neutron Trail, James Conrad Edition
MVP’s 170–175 g Neutron Trail, James Conrad Edition, has listed 10/5/−1/1 figures and a stable-to-understable role.
WHY COMPARE THIS MODEL
An opaque Neutron driver in the 20 mm class
The Trail offers MVP’s speed-10 driver role with listed glide 5, turn −1 and fade 1. Hyzer-flip drives and turnovers are named intended uses, so it is a concrete mold to compare when shaping options are the reason you want another driver.
The 20 mm class designation and opaque Neutron family identify more than just a model name. The selected size is 170–175 g, with Mystery Color rather than a fixed photographed hue. Neutron is described as sharing durability characteristics with Proton while offering opaque colors; that is a material-family distinction, not a measured lifetime claim.
The package names one disc. Its intended driver role is clear in the title and features even though the brief contents wording uses fairway driver. Compare the Proton Wave for a different MVP driver with transparent plastic, or Proton Volt when the intended addition is a fairway role. Exact grip dimensions and a washing method are not supplied.
MODEL DETAILS
Specifications & included parts
| Detail | Product details |
|---|---|
| Mold/model | Trail |
| Selected plastic family | Neutron |
| Selected weight class/label | 170-175g; selection label, not an individual weighing |
| Listed speed | 10 |
| Listed glide | 5 |
| Listed turn | -1 |
| Listed fade | 1 |
| Edition | James Conrad Edition in title |
| Listed class designation | 20 mm class |
| Plastic appearance described | Opaque Neutron colors |
| Contents | 1 disc; driver role in title/features, contents wording says fairway driver |
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Where this model is useful
- Opaque Neutron gives a distinct material appearance beside transparent Proton.
- The 20 mm class and speed-10 role provide specific comparisons with other MVP driver models.
Trade-offs to check
- Mystery Color does not promise the sample hue.
- Driver/fairway wording differs across the short contents and main title; exact maker category is for reconciliation.
What to check before choosing
Choose the material appearance
Compare opaque Neutron with transparent Proton rather than assuming two colors mean two plastics.
Match the intended role
Use the Trail’s own role and figures, not the short contents label alone.
Your questions about this product
How many discs are listed?
One disc is listed, not a James Conrad equipment kit.
Is Neutron transparent like Proton?
Here Neutron is described as opaque; Proton alternatives are described as transparent.
Does the photo show the exact color I will receive?
No. The selected color is Mystery Color and the title allows variation.
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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