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Particle Glow Soft Proton Proxy - Silva Team Series *PRE-ORDER*
Particle Glow Soft Proton Proxy - Silva Team Series *PRE-ORDER*
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3/3/-1/0.5 *PRE-ORDER - Please place orders separate from discs you want sent prior to (estimated) mid March release. Weight (165-175g) and color preferences can be entered upon checkout or messaged after.
Spring season is on the horizon, and you can bet Silva is ready as we bring you her Team Series on the Particle Glow Proton Soft Proxy! Featuring a collection of flowers picked specifically by Silva and illustrated by Green C Studio, these Forest Stars will look incredible day or night as the higher concentration of glow particles brightens up your round. The Proxy is a straight-flyer with a forward-fading finish, and it’s exceptionally comfortable in the hand thanks to the Proton Soft plastic. Grab your own gorgeous Particle Glow Proton Soft Proxy and support Finnish Phenom Silva Saarinen at the same time!
Particle Glow Proton plastic is a new plastic type featuring glow particles inside Proton plastic to create an exceptionally unique look. The glow particles shine brightly under UV light, while activating the base color of Proton plastic at the same time. It’s one part color-glow and another part a field of glowing particles - it has to be seen to be believed! Particle Glow Proton was the result of a lot of R&D at MVP HQ to keep pushing glow technology forward. Our work isn’t done, but the results speak for themselves here - wow!
The Proxy shares the Envy mold’s core, lending the same low-profile feel and solid grip, along with a short wing width and wide flight plate diameter for superior glide. The Proxy sets itself apart from the Envy with a remarkably straight forward-fading finish. A bit of high-speed turn potential allows the Proxy’s lines to be manipulated over a broad range of power and helps less powerful throwers achieve straight putter drives.
The Proxy’s defining flight characteristic is its ability to hold a straight flight at high speeds, but demonstrate the low-speed straight properties of a much more understable model’s ending stage.
