Fission Octane, Fission Crave, and Streamline Jet

Video order: Axiom Fission Crave, then Streamline Jet, then MVP Fission Octane.

The Fission Crave definitely has that special sauce. I was tossing this fairway driver a very long way. While the Crave is that 6ish speed neutral flying disc, it was just a laser beam, pushing at least 35-40' further than the Plasma Crave I was comparing it to. I really enjoyed the ease of being able to hyzer flip it while still keeping it under control. Such a smooth flight.

The Streamline Jet was a huge surprise. Not that I thought it would be bad, I just wasn't expecting to love it right out of the gate. This disc has similar numbers to the Vanish but don't let that stop you from picking one up. I actually really enjoyed how comfortable it was in my hand. A nice shoulder and soft feel. A little less sharp than the Vanish in my opinion. I couldn't get over how much glide this thing had. Really easy to manipulate the angles and get a variety of shot shapes. Big sweeping low power hyzers in a tailwind, give it more and it will flip up and ride that "jet stream" for a really long way.

Fission Octane... what can be said about this? It is the highest speed disc MVP currently makes in Fission plastic. If you are not familiar with Fission, these discs have a lighter weight core and most of the weight is moved to the outside. This allows for the disc to just keep going and going. You'll be able to try them out in a pretty big weight range from 155 grams and up. So there will be a weight perfect for just about everyone to see their best potential out of it.

I couldn't be more pleased with this release, and I will be bagging all three molds right away.