Speed 2, Glide 4, Turn 0, Fade 0.5

The second disc in the Simon Line is officially here, the Electron Pixel! Debuting with flight numbers of 2 | 4 | 0 | 0.5, the Pixel has a deep profile with a small micro bead, perfect for the smoothest possible release. Simon designed the Pixel to be an effortless putter, needing just a little bit of spin to glide right to the basket. Whether you’re a spin or push putter, the Pixel is an ideal putter for someone who wants a laser-straight flight.

The Pixel isn’t just excellent for putting, it’s also a very neutral flying discs off the tee or for approaches. Whether you’re putting, driving, or approaching, all you need is to pick your target and let the Pixel do the rest.

The release of the Pixel is also the debut of a new blend of Electron Plastic. With an increase in grip and tackiness across the board, and a much softer blend of Soft, the Pixel is truly a culmination of MVP’s and Simon’s years of experience. The putter of choice for 7x Disc Golf Pro Tour winner Simon Lizotte, take your game to the next level with the Electron Pixel!

Speed 11, Glide 5, Turn -2, Fade 2 

The Wave is a stable-understable high speed distance driver. The Wave is best described as a longer Inertia, with a stable-understable flight profile and a responsiveness that makes it useful across the power spectrum.

Available in weights 175g – 155g, the Wave is the type of driver that players may bag in two or more weights for shot variety. For the most powerful throws, long gliding turnovers and hyzerflip gut shots are possible with the Wave. For average powered throws the Wave will simply extend a variety of lines, from anhyzers to hyzerflips to headwind-assisted turnovers.

 The defining characteristic of the Wave is its balance of turn and fade. Its shallow turn is capable of extending lines while its fade is subtle but reliable enough to range and place shots. High powered throwers will see turn and hyzerflip tendencies from the Wave, while average power throwers may need a headwind assistance or anhyzer release to activate the turning capabilities of the Wave.

Beginners will find a useable, yet quite overstable flight in the Wave, due to the high power requirements of wide-rimmed distance drivers. The Wave is versatile and can perform a number of stable-understable roles.