MVP Detour James Conrad Edition Neutron Midrange – 165-170g (Colors May Vary)

Overview

The MVP Detour James Conrad Edition midrange is built to be versatile for a wide range of players and shots. The Detour line is known for a flight that is easy to shape, making it approachable for beginners while still offering confident control for seasoned players. In the James Conrad edition, the disc carries the signature midrange stability that Conrad favors, particularly with backhand turnover lines and reliable hyzer-flips from different release angles. This combination invites you to experiment and find your own rhythm on the course.

On the course, you may notice a sense of balance between precision and versatility. The Detour is designed to be a neutral midrange that handles long turnover lines as well as straighter approaches, giving you a useful option when a full driver or a pure putt-and-approach disc won’t fit the line you see.

Flight characteristics

• Speed 5, Glide 5, Turn -2, Fade 1
• Neutral midrange profile that favors turnover and straight flights
• Backhand-friendly design with predictable stability

Materials and feel

Neutron plastic delivers a premium look and feel with strong durability and vivid, opaque color options. The disc shares durability traits with Proton plastic, offering a solid grip and a dependable feel through practice and rounds.

On the course

• Ideal for practicing release angles on open fields to dial in lines
• Useful in real rounds for shaping turnovers, hyzers, and straight approaches

PDGA approved, making it suitable for all professional play. The James Conrad edition adds a limited-run aesthetic without altering the flight fundamentals. Colors may vary, so you might encounter a range of bright options on shelves. This midrange is designed to support both seasoned players and those learning the game, offering a sense of control and versatility rather than a single guaranteed outcome.

Practical tips

Grip and release: experiment with a lighter grip to maximize turnover without adding too much air resistance. Field drills: practice varied angles to map lines for uphill shots or headwinds.