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MVP Disc SportsReactorMidrange5/5/-0.5/1.5
Legacy DiscsGaugeMidrange5/5/0/1
Reactorvs Gauge
How Reactor and Gauge compare on flight numbers, feel, distance, and price.
Key differences
TurnReactor -0.5 vs Gauge 0FadeReactor 1.5 vs Gauge 1Diameter21.4 vs 21.8 cm (-0.4)Height1.7 vs 2.2 cm (-0.5)Rim width1.4 vs 1.2 cm (+0.2)AvailabilityReactor is on Amazon; Gauge is notPriceGauge is cheaper ($6.96 less)
Flight Paths
Overhead view · right-hand backhand
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Main difference: turn (Reactor -0.5 vs Gauge 0). The Reactor turns over more easily (better for less power or turnover shots); the Gauge resists turn and holds a hyzer.
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FAQ
Is the Reactor or Gauge more overstable?
They are equally stable (both +1) - turn -0.5/0, fade 1.5/1.
Should a beginner pick the Reactor or Gauge?
A beginner is better off with the Reactor (beginner score 53/100 vs 52/100) - lower speed and more turn make it easier to control.
What is the difference between the Reactor and Gauge?
Main difference: turn (Reactor -0.5 vs Gauge 0). The Reactor turns over more easily (better for less power or turnover shots); the Gauge resists turn and holds a hyzer.
Which is cheaper, the Reactor or Gauge?
The Gauge is cheaper, starting around $13.99 vs $20.95.
