Axiom Discs are the sexy cousin of MVP. While MVP discs all have black rims (or white if they are eclipse glow plastic) Axiom discs are all very colorful and offer slightly different flight patterns with the same great Gyro technology.
The Axiom Fireball is an overstable 20mm driver in the Axiom line. This disc is described as a beat to the MVP Motion or more overstable Tesla. Compared with the Motion, this disc will exhibit a longer forward push before fading out at the end of it’s flight. The Fireball has all the high-speed turn resistance that a headwind or forehand thrower could desire. This is a great choice for flicks and headwinds.
The Axiom Excite is an exciting distance driver that can provide new distance records for intermediate disc golfers. This straight-to-understable driver has a thick rim, substantial dome, and a high amount of glide and as well as an amazing ability to hyzer flip. The Excite is slightly more understable than the Axiom Tantrum, but more overstable than the MVP Orbital. Disc golfers with big arms will find the Excite useful for huge anhyzer shots. It is sure to Excite players of all skill levels!
The Delirium is an overstable distance driver designed for the maximum amount speed! It joins it’s siblings, the Tantrum and Excite in the 24.5mm rim class. The Delirium excels at big hyzer shots and wind fighting. Plus, if you’ve got the arm, it’ll get you further than the rest of the competition. Once this disc is your bag it’ll make the competition delirious!
The Defy is a straight-stable 21.5mm distance driver from Axiom Discs. The Defy is straight flyer with a nice bite of overstability at the end, and is best described as a heavily seasoned MVP Photon or a longer Axiom Crave. Like the Crave the Defy exhibits remarkable resistance to anhyzer even when it is thrown at high power. As a 21.5mm class GYRO™ driver, the Defy is designed to hit a midpoint of stability between the two MVP Disc Sports models, the Photon and Wave.
Axiom has this to say about the Proxy:
“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 Theory is an understable Axiom mid-range, described as the perfect complement to the Alias. When thrown with a flat release and moderate power, the Theory will turn predictably with great drift. For newer disc golfers with limited power, the Theory is a very straight flying disc.
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The Axiom Clash disc golf driver is a neutral flyer with more end of flight fade than the first introduced fairway drivers in the Axiom line. This discs is described as “more stable than the the Crave with added reliability.”
Axiom says that, “Skilled players will see more turn from Clash than Crave, yet more fade from Clash. Average throwers will find a flight similar to Crave with more fade.
The Crave has been very popular for it’s incredibly straight flight path. The Clash should have the same great flat top feel and provide a nice hooking end of flight fade with beautiful Axiom rim colors. This disc golf disc was PDGA approved on June 10th, 2014.
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The Axiom Inspire is a friendly to throw disc golf discs for players of all skill levels. This driver has the same wing size (1.7cm) as the Crave, but due to this being an understable disc, it is supposed to be more friendly for low power players. This new driver is similar to the MVP Switch and is a great choice for new disc golfers, women, and children, who want an easy to throw disc with some ‘style’.
The Axiom Crave was the first driver in the Axiom Line of disc golf discs. This moderate speed fairway driver is described as a seasoned MVP Servo. It provides a straight controllable flight path with a comfortable feel and loads of color beautiful options. Many of our fans describe the Crave as “the perfect disc.”
The Alias is an excellent flying mid-range that was one of the first discs released in the MVP line. While MVP rims are only available in black or white Eclipse glow plastic, the Axiom line will give disc golfer seven rim and fourteen core color options. A disc golfer could technically have 98 Alias’s that would all look different. While the colors for Axiom Discs are new, the Alias will still provide the same great performance and durability disc golfers have come to expect from MVP.
The Alias is described as a close brother of the popular MVP Tangent. This mid is a stable straight flyer good for placement shots from hyzer, flat, and anhyzer lines. This is a disc that will simply go where it is sent.
