Reviews for Axiom Simon Line Bokeh

I am throwing about 53-56 mph. Pretty nose up and i just do not see the distance out of this disc people brag about. If you have release issues this is not the disc for you. It will follow whatever line it comes out on. It burn out on anny and follow hyzer from start to finish. Its not a bad disc but i think it is better suited for advanced players.

LOVE this disc. It flys just like a throw it... straight, hyser, anhyser.... it just goes where you put it. I'm using it more and more in place of my Trail. I have the 164 and a 172 and I'll probably pick something up a little heavier for the high winds.

Unbelievable glide for a 7-speed! The latte edition wants to drift forever when it flips to anhyzer, not ideal for headwinds when thrown with a lot of power.

An FD in flight numbers only! This disc was MVP/Axiom's answer to replacing Simon Lizotte's beloved Discmania FD, and I don't believe they got it right. The disc is eager to flip up and over with a powerful release, and the glide is no more impressive than other well known 5 glide discs in the 7 speed class. Compared to my C-Line FD, the Bokeh is overly sensitive to wind and flight speed. The point and shoot nature of its inspiration does not exist, as it will turn and never come back. It is a disc that can go for quite a bit of distance on an S shaped flight if thrown with just the right amount of hyzer, but lives on a knife's edge for me. More appropriate flight numbers would be 7/5/-1.5/1. It will hook up and fade if the disc does not turn past flat, but will not fight out of a turn if it takes a solid turn to the right for RHBH throwers