I have a 175g Electron version. This disc is a must have if you use MVP/Axiom discs. The electron plastic version is very straight and will hold any line you put it on. Flies true to it's flight numbers

I bag this disc in both proton and electron plastic. Both feel great in the hand with a nice flat top. The proton is a reliable mid that will fly straight for nearly all of its flight with a consistent gentle fade at the end. Over time it will start to show a slight turn, but still fade back. Great for shaping lines. The electron starts out with a similar flight, but will quickly beat into an understable mid range for hyzer flips and panning anhyzers. 

The Matrix is a disc that turned out as I hoped it would. I was looking for a smaller diameter Buzzz and I tried out a Neutron Matrix. Yep, fit the bill. Then I thought about trying the Electron version as something with turn and little to no fade. Once again, it fit the bill. 

So, Neutron Matrix = Z Buzzz & Electron Matrix = Buzzz SS but with a more controllable and comfortable size (at least for me). 

I also throw the Axiom Envy and find that there is room in the bag for both. 

The more MVP I throw, the more I like them. I found myself throwing my Envys more and more, but was missing a similar flight path with a bit more distance. The Matrix fits the bill.

I finally picked up an electron Matrix and wish I had done so a long time ago. I've been throwing Axiom Envy discs around for nearly all my putts and approach shots, but I read that the Matrix is kind of like a longer version of the Envy, and as it turns out, that's what it feels like to me as well.

Compared to the neutron plastic, the electron Matrix will flip up nicely for a long straight shot or if I really put some speed on it I can get a beautiful turnover flex shot out of it.

Interestingly enough, I've been using my electron Matrix for a lot of putting recently and have been loving it. It's heavy enough to move the chains and not bounce out and flies super straight. Throw it at the basket and it stays there. My electron Envy might not be used much for putting any longer as the Matrix keeps calling me.

Highly recommend this disc to anyone looking for a slightly understable mid to go along with their os mids.

The Electron Matrix is truly work of art from the people at Maple Valley Plastics!!! This version of the matrix feels incredible in the hand and flies very smooth and fast. I love my Neutron Matrix but these Electrons feel perfect. The Electron plasic does tend to beat in fairly quickly but thats OKAY. I bought 3 and plan to break them in and really focus my mids around the Matrix.

The Flight of the ectron Matrix is not as stable as the other plastics. The flight numbers of 5-4-1-1.5 seem perfect but I do believe it has more glide than listed. I was finding myself throwing this disc further than I was meaning to for a while. It loves to be thrown on a slight hyzer and flip up. It will go straight for a very long time then have a respectable fade at the end. Unfortunately I only have 170/173 right now. However, when thrown with a decent amount of hyzer they really hold. I can't wait to get a max weigth 180 and see how it does.

Long story short : These discs feels and throw amazing!! get one and feel the magic and break them in. MVP has done something special with these. Id compare them to DX and KC Pro rocks. A mid that can fill all the slots.