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Discs that fly like the MVP Disc Sports Matrix

The Matrix is a stable midrange (5/4/-1/2). A moderately overstable GYRO midrange with a little turn and a firm-but-not-extreme fade, often described as a longer Axiom Envy. Used for straight-to-fade approaches and controlled drives and holds up better in wind than the Reactor or Hex, but it isn't a meathook. Neutron runs are stiffer than softer Electron.

These are the most widely thrown discs that fly closest to it, ranked by flight numbers, real-world stability and what players use them for. Highlighted numbers differ from the Matrix.

Rank#DiscFlight
1M3 (new)Prodigy Disc · Stable midrange1 more glide; flies slightly more understable.5/5/-1/2Close
2LionInnova Champion Discs · Stable midrange1 less turn; flies slightly more overstable.5/4/0/2Close
3Roc 3Innova Champion Discs · Stable midrange1 less turn, 1 more fade; flies slightly more understable.5/4/0/3Close
4Pine (Hornan Honka1)Westside Golf Discs · Stable midrange1 less turn; flies slightly more understable.5/4/0/2Close
5ReactorMVP Disc Sports · Stable midrange1 more glide, 0.5 less turn, 0.5 less fade; flies slightly more understable.5/5/-0.5/1.5Close
6WaspDiscraft · Stable midrange1 less glide, 1 less turn; flies slightly more overstable.5/3/0/2Close
7SharkInnova Champion Discs · Stable midrange1 slower, 1 less turn; flies slightly more understable.4/4/0/2Close
8IncaInfinite Discs · Stable midrange1 more glide, 1 less turn, 1 more fade.5/5/0/3Close
9BuzzzDiscraft · Straight midrange1 less fade; flies slightly more understable.5/4/-1/1Close
10MX-3Prodigy Disc · Stable midrange1 less turn, 1 less fade; flies slightly more overstable.5/4/0/1Close

Like the Matrix, but…

Flight numbers are the manufacturers’; types, real-world stability and matches are Disc Golf Trading Post’s own, reviewed by the team.