Axiom Hex - Neutron
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Axiom's Description:
Axiom's Overmold Technology:
Hex Specs | |||
---|---|---|---|
Speed | Glide | Turn | Fade |
5 | 5 |
-1 | 1 |
Stability: | Straight-Stable | ||
Weights: | 165g-179g | ||
Rim Width: | 13mm |
A really great flying disc. The service here was great. Thanks!
For a while I struggled to find a forgiving straight midrange driver. I didn’t like the Buzz hand feel. The Truth was inconsistent and so many others were hard to forehand. Not the Hex! This is a bomber too! Actuate and distance. I have 3. There’s a reason the Hex was the best selling mid last year. Pick one up and hit those gaps with confidence:
Axiom Hex - Neutron
Ships a bit more stable than advertised but beats in to flight numbers. (400+ ft arm at very high elevation) Thrown flat (once beat-in) it drifts right a bit but comes out and ends up straight on to slight right of release. Neutron plastic is beautiful, durable, stiff. Disc is great for shaping lines, flies something like a Buzzz but more glide.
Got this disc to either replace my Buzzz or bridge the gap between my Buzzz and Emac Truth. For reference, I get about 380 feet of max distance. For me, the Buzzz is straight for about 250-275 with a decent finish left at the end of the flight, and the Emac Truth is straight for 300-315 with less finish and much more glide. The hex is in between in terms of glide and distance, and has even less fade then the Truth. Now all 3 are in my bag. For wooded tunnel shots and straight open shots inside 300 that don't need much fade, the Hex is a great option. Plus the feel in the hand is fantastic. Great disc.