Conrad Neutron Zenith
Conrad Neutron Zenith
Flight numbers & chart 11Speed 5Glide 0Turn 2Fade
Choose a distance that represents the effort of this throw. Each disc may land shorter or farther. The chart adds 30 ft of headroom.
About this chart
Estimated paths assume a clean, flat release in calm air. Printed flight numbers lead; matching reviews make modest corrections. The distance setting changes throw effort and flight shape. Forehand uses a slightly different spin-to-speed response, without assuming wobble. Nose angle, spin, plastic, weight, wear and wind can change real flights.
MVP Zenith: 11 | 5 | -0.5 | 2
The Zenith’s flight path is characterized by a subtle, flight extending, turn at high speeds followed by a dependable fade – designed to help James Conrad carve up the demanding courses on the Disc Golf Pro Tour
High powered players will activate the Zenith’s controllable turn, giving the disc great distance potential, with its reliable fade kicking in later to maximize control. The Zenith’s flight characteristics allow for a variety of lines to be shaped from a multitude of angles. Lower power players will find the Zenith to be a dependably overstable control driver. With its natural -0.5 turn allowing for more line shaping and distance potential than more truly overstable discs, the Zenith will be longer than your typical overstable distance driver but still with a dependably reliable fade.
The Zenith was designed by MVP and James Conrad to excel as a stable-overstable distance driver — when placement, distance, accuracy, repeatability, and required, turn to the Zenith.
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