MVP Glitch 2024 Qualifier Series Soft Plasma | 1/7/0/0

The MVP Glitch already lives in that wonderfully strange space between putter, catch disc, approach disc, and “what the hell was that flight?” Add the 2024 Glitch World Championship Qualifier Series treatment and Soft Plasma plastic, and now the weird little glide machine also shows up wearing event credentials.

With flight numbers of 1 | 7 | 0 | 0, the Glitch is built around one ridiculous idea: almost no speed, almost no fade, and enough glide to make you question whether gravity has temporarily stopped enforcing the rules.

Flight

The 1 speed keeps the Glitch slow, controllable, and incredibly touch-friendly. You do not need a big run-up or a heroic pull. Smooth wrist, clean release, and good nose angle are far more important than raw power.

The 7 glide is the headline. The Glitch wants to stay in the air. Give it a clean flat release and it can float straight for an absurd amount of time, especially for a disc moving this slowly.

The 0 turn and 0 fade make it nearly neutral from start to finish. Thrown flat, it wants to stay flat. Put it on hyzer and it can hold that angle. Give it anhyzer and it will happily carry the line instead of fighting back like a more stable putter.

That neutrality makes the Glitch incredibly useful for teaching clean release mechanics, shaping touch shots, warming up with catch, and throwing technical approaches where a faster disc would simply add unnecessary speed and chaos.

Plastic

Soft Plasma gives this Glitch a flexible premium feel with excellent grip and a comfortable hand feel that works beautifully for touch shots, catch, and finesse approaches.

The softer blend can also help reduce aggressive ground play, which is useful when the entire point of the shot is to float gently toward the target instead of landing and immediately beginning a second flight on edge.

Plasma's premium durability helps the disc maintain its wonderfully neutral character through regular use, while the softer feel makes this event edition especially comfortable for players who prefer a little flexibility in the hand.

Best Uses

Catch and warm-up sessions
Dead-straight touch approaches
Standstill drives
Technical wooded shots
Gentle turnovers
Floaty basket runs
Low-power placement shots
Players learning nose-angle control
One-disc casual rounds
Glitch collectors and event-series fans
Shots where throwing harder would just create a more impressive mistake

BDLD Real Talk

The Glitch is one of the best reminders in disc golf that more power is not always better.

Try to muscle this thing and it will happily demonstrate every tiny flaw in your release. Throw it smooth, though, and it starts doing ridiculous things. Straight floats. Slow turnovers. Touch shots that seem to hang in the air waiting for the basket to get underneath them.

The 2024 Glitch World Championship Qualifier Series edition adds a little extra personality for collectors and Glitch nerds, but this is still absolutely a thrower. Soft Plasma gives it the kind of comfortable feel that makes you want to keep picking it up, which is convenient because the Glitch somehow keeps finding reasons to be useful.

Is it a putter? Yes.

Is it a catch disc? Also yes.

Is it an approach disc? Sure.

Is it a driver? When Corey throws it. (We are watching you Corey, we will figure out your voodoo glitch magic)

Is it slightly ridiculous?

Absolutely.

That's why people love the damn thing.

Bottom Line

The MVP Glitch 2024 Glitch World Championship Qualifier Series Edition in Soft Plasma is a uniquely neutral 1 | 7 | 0 | 0 disc built for touch, glide, catch, approaches, and technical lines that reward smooth form over brute force.

It is collectible enough to be interesting, useful enough to actually throw, and weird enough to remain unmistakably a Glitch.

Throw smooth. Trust the glide. Let gravity file a complaint.