9/5/-2.5/2 MVP Inertia Fission

Inertia is the tendency of something in motion to keep moving, and the MVP Inertia takes that assignment seriously. This workable control driver is built to flip, glide, and keep carrying down the fairway without demanding distance-driver-level power.

Flight

9 | 5 | -2.5 | 2 gives the Inertia a useful combination of turn, glide, and recovery. It is built for hyzer-flips, turnovers, tailwind distance, rollers, and controlled fairway shaping.

Plastic

Fission plastic uses lightweight microbubble technology to make the disc easier to accelerate while maintaining the stability and rim-weighted feel MVP players expect. It is especially useful for players seeking easier distance, more glide, and smoother hyzer-flips.

Best Uses

• Hyzer-flip drives
• Long turnovers
• Tailwind distance
• Wooded fairways
• Uphill drives
• Controlled rollers

BDLD Real Talk

Fission makes the Inertia easier to get moving, but angle control still matters. Throw it smooth, give it some hyzer, and let the disc work instead of trying to settle a personal argument with the tee pad.

Bottom Line

The MVP Inertia in Fission plastic is an understable control driver for accessible distance, shaped lines, and players who want more glide without jumping to a faster mold.