Great disc, holds any line you put on it. Flies so straight and does work as a great catch disc.

The closesat thing I've thrown to an ultimate frisbee. Dosent handle torque super well but can be used for some pretty crazy scramble shots and will definatly show you any mistakes youre making with your form. If you want something very similar, but heavier to fight the wind, try the Watt

The Glitch is a culmination of extensive Research & Design into the physics of flight. This disc is similar to the traditional "frisbee" seen in kids toys, however it is a grand master achievement in the art and science of disc throwing. 

Computer animated models and formulas were used to help design a slow lid-style catch disc that could transfer onto the disc golf course. The Glitch has a semi-blunt rounded edge, or nose, that fits most hand sizes familiarly. It is considered a 1 Speed disc, and I believe that is accurate. The depth is greater than most putters, and can feel deep to many players, but the depth is part of the reason why it glides effortlessly.

The light-weight offerings in the 150 gram weight category help this disc stay aloft longer. The flight plate is fairly thin, but doesn't feel cheap. The Neutron Soft plastic has some give and great grip, however the overall disc structure is pretty firm and stiff. It feels like the least soft a Neutron Soft plastic can get. The matte black MVP rim is much less flexible and is very durable just like any other MVP/Axiom disc. Don't let the "slowness" fool you because this disc can travel very far!

The Glitch is known as a "teaching tool" type disc because the proper form is required to power throw it. Nose angle, angle of release, launch angle, and off-axis torque has to be just right so this baby can really fly! Most casual throwers will find success with 100-200 feet shots. Sometimes a little flick of the wrist is all that's needed to get the Glitcn to fly 80 feet. Experimenting with different grips of the disc will enhance the skill needed to throw all kinds and styles of disc golf discs. Full reach back power throws for most players will result in innacuracies and moderate to high winds will carry the disc away and should be avoided. That's not to say the Glitch cannot be thrown on windy days though.

The majority of players will find some benefit to having a Glitch in their bag. Infinite usually has a wide selection of Glitches to choose from and it would behouve any buyer not to check infinitediscs.com for a Glitch first.

A very straight flying putter that is great for throwing and holds anything you give it.

Everyone knows this is a great catch disc. It's a wonderful way to warm up before a round. Additionally, the Glitch is a great teacher in form. It's very sensitive to off-axis torque, which is why it burns over when people try and throw it hard but don't have really good technique. As you learn to sling the disc more than arm it, this thing starts to really shine. It can be good as a deep C2 putter but becareful as the 7 glide is no joke - if you miss the basket, this thing will glide for days, leaving a huge comeback putt. Because of the massive amount of glide, it is crazy sensitive to wind. Throw it on a calm day, embrace the lessons it shows you, and be a better disc golfer because of it.

The Glitch is a solid 9/10 for me. The only knock being how deep it is but I also understand why it is that way. The Glitch is stupidly fun to throw and can go sneaky far if you hit it just right. It's great on the course and off. My friends and I will often bring a Glitch or two to the beach when we go. It's really susceptible to the wind due to its low weight and super glidey nature. I've done some crazy shots with it. Long C2 putts or sketchy lines that could only really be achieved by something like the Glitch. It comes in and out of the bag depending on the course I play but I don't think I can ever not bag one or something like it again. 

I am definitely a beginner and have just started playing. This was the first disc I used and it continues to be my most relied on disc because it takes nothing to get it up to speed and it keeps going on the way you have thrown it. It will reveal any issues with your throws as well as be an easy straight throw or short putt. I have hit a 50+ foot put with it and I've only been on a course a few times. most courses are short enough that a beginner could use this as the entire course. I've gotten further than it's rated for in distance, but it has been a definite confidence booster in my game. Would recommend this disc for everyone because it's smooth and so easy to use. my disc is a little older and I'm noticing because of the soft plastic that it is beginning to fade.

Love the Glitch! Honestly, I only really throw this disc on the course when I am attempting to do a 50-100 foot throw in. However, I love to pull out this disc to play catch with my friends if we are waiting on the tee pad for another group to finish up the hole. Great way to stay loose and have fun if the course is packed.

One of the most fun discs in by bag, but also very useful. Pre-round game of catch, excellent. Low ceiling, touchy shots without a lot of power, great. Field work teacher for angle control and hitting lines, wonderful.

An excellent addition to the bag

Let's be real, you already know what this disc does. It's an almost dead-straight throwing putter that holds any angle you put it on. For ameteur players who are still looking for a point-and-shoot disc, it's a good option, but the amount of fine-tuned angle control you need to have to actually get the desired flight path out of the disc is a little bit of a reach for some players. It holds any angle you put it on, so that also means if your angle is a little bit off, the disc will exaggerate that.

When it comes to putting, this is like cheating.  It doesn't move up or down and it doesn't go left or right - just straight into the basket.  It certainly solved my problem.

Just get a glitch already. It's ridiculously fun to just toss around but even more than that for me, it's SUPER versatile on the course. It just does things that other discs don't do. Perfect for very touchy approach shots, soft uphill bids, wide floaty anhyzer and hyzer shots. It takes some getting used to as it doesn't fly like anything else I've thrown, but it's worth it.

I wasn't sure about the Glitch before, but after 1 throw I had an instant connection with this disc! It is an excellent point and shoot throwing putter with a very soft turn at the end. It is mostly straight and reaches the basket easily. 

Great Disc. Very touchy.

If you put a degree of anhyzer on your throw, this disc will let you know, and not in a kind way. It takes time to learn how to throw this, it's an art on its own. I use mine for step-putts because I can't get much power without sacrificing accuracy. Great Disc, just be patient with it

The MVP Glitch is great for those finesse approach shots, or sticky situations. See why I feel players NEED the Glitch.

MVP Glitch

This is such a fun disc to throw!  Not only do I use it for warming up, but it's my go to for short approaches when I need a dead straight flight.  Hit it with a little hyzer, and it won't turn or fade, just straight down the pipe.  I've even been able to get it up in a tail wind and have it ride 270+.  Hit it flat, and it will have a gentle turn throughout the flight without burning over.

Would recommend this disc to anyone and everyone!

Great warm-up and catch disc in addition to being great for soft, touchy up shots where a soft landing is required and longer putts requiring precise distance control where you still want to give it a go. Great for going over obstacles too because of it's incredible glide. Disc will work both ways so can be used for hyzer or anhyzer lines and is very true to the line you put it on. I have it in 154 & 143g although my wife has pretty much taken possession of the lighter one which is fine by me. Not great in the wind due to it's high glide, light weight and lack of overstability but the glitch definitely has its uses and has found a fairly permanent spot in my bag. Liking this disc more and more as I get more familiar with it and it's many uses.

Very nice disc. Has a profile similar to an Innova polecat but the rim is slightly curved and it has a small but negligible bead. The glide is very high but I find 7 glide a little hard to believe so I give it 6. Due to it only coming in 154 grams or lighter it is great for long putts or throwing with touch. It does seem to have a touch of fade to me though so I give the fade 1. The only knock I have on this disc is that it only comes in light weights so it does not handle wind well but otherwise it is awesome 

The glitch is such a great disc. It flies so straight and just floats forever. I love how I can take some longer putts with the glitch and if I miss, it'll just float down next to the basket. 

Such a fun disc. The thing floats forever. Whatever line you put the disc is where it's going to go. 

I absolutly love this disc. This disc floats and carries. I can putt with ease at circles edge, when normally i am only good to about 20 ft. i can put torque on it and the disc is straight. For short tunnel shots it is straight straight straight. This can also go to what ever line you put it on and then goes for days and days. For the beginner this is a phenominal disc.

This disc is a lot of fun. It requires a lot of touch but anyone can throw it. 

Absolutely love my glitch. It will hold whatever line you put it on and will carry for days

This is nothing like a Polecat!  The polecat will turn and burn on me from the tee or long approach.  Not the glitch!!! I was initially skeptical of the glitch because it only comes in weights up to 154 grams but MVP knew what they were doing when they made this disc. I can float this puppy so freaking straight and have 2 aces with it already. Mind wind doesn't seem to be a factor so that adds a lot of confidence to my throws with it. I will sometimes pick the glitch over understable putters for those 60-80 foot putts. This disc might not be for everyone but it's definitely worth picking one up to see if it works for you. If it doesn't, you always have a warm up disc or quality beach disc!

As a former ultimate player - really lets me blend my ultimate throw into disc golf.

Very glidey and can pull out some very unique shots. While it's very light (153 grams on average) - it doesn't feel like one is throwing a light weight disc.

This disc is so fun! It feels like a smaller diameter ultimate disc and flies like one as well. It loves to hold the angle out of your hand so you don't need to hyzer-flip it. Instead, point in the direction you want the disc to go and adjust the angle accordingly and watch the disc go that exact way. You can't expect to throw this disc further than 200 feet but it is as point-and-shoot as you can get with moderate power. From here on out I will be letting all of my friends who are trying disc golf use this!

This is an awesome catch disc! And it is surprisingly resistant to turn give how lightweight and slow the disc is. I can throw it hard on a hyzer and it will flip up just over flat and carry for a long ways. I got this disc looking for an alternative to the innova polecat the has a similar flight but felt less "blocky" in my hand. I ended up taking the Glitch out of my bag and returning to the polecat because I didn't like how much glide the disc had. The benefit of the polecat is that is slows down and falls out of the air so you can run the basket and not be far off if you miss. The glitch doesn't do that it will glide on forever. It's amazing how much glide this disc has. 

One of the most fun discs I have. It blows my mind every time I let it go.

MVP Nailed It!

This disc is incredible... truly almost gravity-defying as it just continues to float for days. If you question buying this disc for a second, don't. It's worth it. Not only is it for throwing around between friends, but seriously for anybody who enjoys throwing a "frisbee." My Dad is in his 60's and he was definitely a little intrigued by the thought of me getting into a sport as odd as disc golf. I've tried talking about it, explaining it, and it was always a convo that just seemed to bore him. I got this to initially try getting him to start throwing it with me, and after about 15 minutes he really started to understand the fascination with throwing these style discs. I've been able to get him more discs, and even his own Glitch to throw for himself... not to get too sappy, but I've been really taking in these moments I've gotten with my Dad at the disc golf course. The reality of life and age has been hitting me hard, to the point of starting to weep while we're walking from hole to hole. 
All of that to say, this disc is a "gateway drug" for sure! It worked for my Dad to say the least... Haha just buy the dang thing ;)

This disc, for ultimate converts, is the closest thing to an ultrastar as you can get. It is lightweight, but it will hold its line, not flip up, and just glide for days!! I have used it in a 10mph headwind, and it did just fine. Just trust the disc. 

The Glitch is so darn fun! MVP knocked it out of the park with this one. I keep one in the bag for catch/warming up before a round, but have used it several times while out on the course. Unless you have no wind or a tailwind do not try to throw it though. It will dive straight to the dirt. The Glitch works wonderfully to teach players that wrist snap to work on increasing the spin. Put too much on it though and its going to hit the ground. I would not necessarily drive with it, but upshots are great if the conditions are right. The Glitch is basically on the opposite end of the spectrum as the Berg. It just keeps going with little effort.

I like this disc a lot. In fact I think it's an amazing disc for beginners. The disc glides very well with a snap of the wrist, which could be very useful to beginners to see how flight patterns happen with different nose angles. My buddies and I enjoy play catch with this disc while waiting for the crew to show up. At 1st it was just a fun disc that was used for playing catch or showing others how crazy the glide was, then I started gaining tremendous confidence with it were I was hoping maybe 1x a round it was in my bag, so I put it in there. My only caveat with this disc is it's not intended for windy day course play, it stays in the air too long and is very light so it's a great disc to also learn how wind effects the disc. It's not a work horse by any means but it has its place and it's fun.

I think Glitch is the perfect name for this disc. It almost seems to defy the laws of physics with the way it flies. It just sits down on the air and doesn't want to stop gliding. It's fun to throw back and forth with a friend, and it's a reliable disc to putt with. It hold whatever angle you put on it for the most part. There is a slight turn and fade, but it becomes more pronounced the faster you throw. So, at a true 1 speed throw, this disc is a slow-moving laser. It's fun to watch fly just because it doesn't want to stop flying. It has become my go-to putting disc, but I also have been using it on shorter approaches that feel out of my comfort zone. It flies very different from the other putters I have tried, so it takes a bit of getting used to but it's definitely worth a try.

Just spin it at where you want it to go. 

This disc is so fun. But also very usable. I just recently used it in a tourney off the tee for 190 foot dead straight shot and it worked well. Also for tricky lies when you dont have enough room for good footing or a full arm speed rip and can only use your wrist. Get one of these and take advantage of the glide. It's not in my bag for every round I play. But it is in the bag and fun for catch with my friends before the round and every once in a while you find a use for it in a round. 

Maybe the funnest disc I have ever bought. My wife and I love to play catch, but the ultra-stars are a little big for her and the off brand discs are sketchy. 

This basically allows us to use a putting technique back and forth. SO FUN!

I have used it on several approach shots when accuracy is more important than distance. 

This things holds angles and DOES NOT TURN OR FADE AT ALL

Its really weird actually how a disc can be so consistent. 

GET ONE (if you can!) 

this disc is by far the best beginner disc I have ever thrown! had my wife who normally throws 100-150 use this disc and she was hitting well over 200 with minimal effort. and even helped her putting game last two rounds this was the only disc she brought. had my 5 year old try it as he throws about 65-80 feet normally with his 125 gram wraith  and he was even breaking 100 with this disc. I used it for a bit and can tell you it flies on exactly whatever line you put it on. capable of straight tunnel shots well into the 250+ range and it has so much glide you can slow down your shot to increase accuracy and man is this straight. even a pro could find a spot in their bag for this disc. if you have a downhill shot you can pretty much putt this disc down hill and ot will glide all the way down without loosing height by far the most accurate straight disc I have ever thrown!

7 glide isn't a lie; the glitch will float farther than expected with little effort and finish very straight if thrown flat. While I don't like it for normal putting (can't count on any fade at all), this thing is great for touchy standstill approaches and holding whatever line you need if thrown smoothly. I only fan grip this thing and personally don't like the feel of a power grip on this disc. Obviously not a windy day disc because of the lighter weight. Maybe a touch more turn than 0, especially if you're power gripping.

I could see a new player that starts out using this as a putting putter really liking it and getting good with it, but for most that have been playing for awhile it's just too straight and glidey and will result in long comeback putts after a high or wide miss. 

152g Neutron Soft MVP Glitch 

I am used to using 175g putters, so the most difficult part of throwing the Glitch is pulling my shot. I have a tendency to overthrow it, which is fine if you throw flat, unfortunately I struggle removing hyzer from my putts. The Glitch is a softer plastic and is light, which means if it hits the inside of the basket, it tends to stay inside the basket. If you want a disc for long putts, then the Glitch is exactly what you are looking for.

The Glitch is a fun disc, but sadly I don't tend to carry one as it lacks a place in my bag. How many super long putts on windless days do you really do?

I would love to see heavier options in the future.

Feels like a deeper envy. It's light which is deceptive because it is quite stable. Throw it soft and it'll glide a good distance before fading. Throw it hard and it'll fly straight and much farther than your average putter. This is not a lid as it's about the size of a normal putter. The plastic is soft and provides great grip. 

I got a 153g, this disc is amazing! I was able to throw it 260 ft without any turn just dead straight. (I am in CO so not sure if elevation helped stability) If you are getting turn from this disc you need to work on form! It will show you anything you do wrong. I put this on a 240' anny and it held the entire way. This disc is extremely accurate and predictable if you are smooth and holds the exact line you put it on. I am blown away how consistent I was for 250' and in. 

I've only thrown it a couple times - I managed to pick up two of them from my local store today because someone didn't come pick up his order, both at 144.  With zero power behind it, the disc just keeps on going in a manner that's difficult to explain.  I had a 120 foot throw in from a standstill with it (as a, "well let me throw this one, too" so it didn't count) but I went from the shop straight to the course so it's difficult to get a consistent release with it.

It's probably just a meme disc, but it's a fun one to throw, and it's sold out everywhere, so good for MVP's marketing team.

This disc is simply incredible. Talk about a true point-and-shoot approach disc! I've never been so consistently accurate with my C2 putts, or my approaches. 

For C2 (and even C3), I'll do more of a throw-in style form, but this thing has so much glide that I don't have to reach back to get power. I just keep the disc lined up with the middle of my chest, then pop it directly to my release point in line with the basket and it rides that line the entire way and floats FOREVER! 

For longer approach shots outside 100ft, put just a little hyzer on it and it'll flip up to flat and stay straight the entire way. I've even found this disc to be amazing at shorter, downhill par 3s up to 300ft. You can throw it at 80% on hyzer, have it flip up to flat, and it will keep the line the entire time without fading out at the end. Had some legit ace runs with this already, and absolutely love it. On those downhill shots, it just glides and glides for days. 

I've had my glitch for just over a week and it's already been my most-thrown disc. And it's earned a permanent spot in my bag. 

I'd absolutely recommend the glitch to anyone, no matter their skill level. Solid play here, MVP ??????

The Glitch is brutally honest.  I have not come across a disc as laser straight as the Glitch.  I have thrown many higher speed flippy discs that will finish straight, but in doing so they either have to hyzer-flp up to flat and ride straight, or they have to drift some then slightly fade back to a neutral position.  Other low speed discs with minimal or 0 fade like the Polecat and Zeppelin have some inherent turn in them.  The Glitch I can comfortably rip smooth and flat, and it has enough high speed stability to never drift off its line, nor does it have any fade at all in it (not surprising considering its 1 speed nature.)  This is the only disc I have experience with with a rare combination of super glide, great high speed stability that prevents drifting right, and no fade at all.  My best throws with it are on flat releases or very slight hyzers (like 3-5 degree at most), and giving it plenty of height to work its glide.  They pushed out to 270-280 feet on frozen ropes.  

This disc is so damn straight, that it will show you exactly what angle you're releasing it on, and hold it the entirety of its flight.  I find this trait incredibly useful for fieldwork and working on developing a smooth form.  Of course it's a great catch disc for warmups as well.

However I don't like the Glitch quite as much during rounds.  I prefer to have my golf discs have some inherent fade or turn in them.  In doing so I can shape my shots and rely on their predictable natures to do what I need them to do-- whether that's flexing something overstable to snake through a wooded fairway, hyzer-flip something understable for a forward pushing hyzer finish, or just approach with something that will consistently fade towards the basket.  I even prefer flippy stuff for touch get-out-of-jail type shots.  Long story short, I find the Glitch to have very minimal usage for actual rounds.  

Soooo this disc is a trip... I played ultimate for years and years before switching to disc golf, so I am very comfortable throwing putters.  Recently I started looking for something that feels and flies more like an ultrastar (but smaller to fit in my bag) for touchy upshots / using as a catch disc for warming up.  I picked up a glitch yesterday and took it straight to the field to practice 150-200 ft upshots.  Here is what I found:

Grip:  This disc has a very tall, thin rim.  Even thinner than I expected for a 1 speed.  It feels kind of like someone somehow mixed an old school frisbee you'd pick up at a gas station on the way to the beach, and a deep dish disc golf putter.  The soft neutron plastic is actually quite amazing.  Soft and very flexible.  I love how the plastic itself feels, just not so much the rim.

Flight:  Omg can this thing glide.... I would say the numbers for this disc are dead on.  They could have called this an 8 glide and I wouldn't argue.  I tried throwing this disc a little higher then my normal putter release on a decent hyzer angle.  The disc easily gets to flat and effortlessly glides out 200 plus feet with a slight right turn the whole flight (RHBH).  I also threw some gentle high anhyzers, and the glitch pretty well perfectly held the line all the way through the flight.  I only had one real problem with throwing this disc (and it's a problem).  I could not get a consistent release.  It's like the rim just did not want to let go of my fingers.  I would pull the glitch right on almost every throw.  And of course there is no fade to bring it back to my target.  Maybe with more practice I'll get better with it, but I don't know that I want to given how different it feels then any other disc I've every thrown.  The disc is also VERY touchy and easily moved by the wind (no surprise given its weight).  This disc is really not my favorite for that 150 - 200 foot range upshot.  So I tried it for putting.  I found out that it is not a putting putter.... the glitch is too deep and awkward feeling in my hand to get a consistent release.  Finally I scooted back to about 60 ft.  I fan gripped the disc, stood upright (to make sure I was not putting any power into the disc), and just flicked my wrist towards the basket.  Wouldn't you know it, the disc flew like a slow laser beam right into the heart of the chains on the first try.

Overall:  This is a very cool disc.  Perfect for playing catch before a round.  Also it's entertaining to see a disc golf disc glide so effortlessly.  It's not the upshot disc I was looking for, but if you find yourself deep in circle 2 or beyond with poor footing and you absolutely need to run the putt... this is your disc!!!  As for my search for a smaller ultrastar, it looks like the zeppelin is actually what I was looking for. 

I cant wrap my head around this disc.  I like it.  Don't get me wrong.  I managed to find one locally and couldn't wait to get it in my hands.  Its deep.  For me, a little hard to grip just because I'm not used to something quite like this.  Not hard, just different.

I'm nursing a torn labrum on my non throwing arm so i eased the first couple out of my hand and it just floated.  laser straight line, nice easy float and virtually no turn or fade, true to the numbers.  It took me back to my Frisbee days and I started just a nice easy throw with a light snap and it just does.  

I cant see doing much else with this disc except maybe (?) a roller but its a hoot to throw regardless.  Plastic is amazing, quality on the disc is great as usually the case with MVP.  I look forward to some long straight tunnels in the woods that have been the bane of my existence because now I've got something for them! 

The Glitch is a really fun disc to throw. I started out by throwing the MVP Glitch back and forth with a friend, it's a fun disc to play catch with, and is a great way to warm up your arm before a disc golf round.

The reason that this disc is catchable is because it is really light, the Glitch I tested out weighs only 146 grams, and it's in the soft Neutron plastic. The Glitch is substantially faster than an Ultimate Frisbee, so I don't know that it's the ideal catch disc. This disc flys totally straight without any fade and has really good glide. The 7 glide rating is no joke. 

One interesting thing about the Glitch is that despite it's excellent Glide, I can't throw it very far. It's almost as if the Glide decreases when it's thrown at high speeds. Once again this might have to do with wind resistance because of it's bigger surface area and light weight or something like that. 

After playing catch with the Glitch I was really excited to take it to the course because it glides so effortlessly with just a little bit of wrist spin. I thought it would be ideal for long putts. 

Unfortunately, in actual play using it on the course, my performance was a lot less consistent and accurate than my normal putt and approach game. I think this is primarily because of the light weight of the Glitch. While I can get this disc to go perfectly straight without deviation, my human error side of releasing on the wrong angle was amplified. It is also very susceptible to the wind and doesn't perform well in headwinds for me.

All in all this is a fun disc to throw as it is unique. It's a great warm up disc because you can actually catch it, but for actual disc golf rounds, the Glitch is not making my bag.

Just picked up one of these at 143g. I am pretty impressed by it as an approach disc or for anything less then 250'. For me, RHBH with a slight hyper release and good snap it flies literally dead straight. It does not dump at the end, instead it seems to level out after release and hover straight forward before gliding straight to the ground flat. Forehand it seemed to flutter too much for me, but I suck at forehand so... there's that. Maybe you'll hate it but I love it so far! ????

It flies true to its 1 7 0 0 imo.