Axiom Trance
Main Features
The Axiom Trance flies like a faster Crave, adding more distance and a touch less stability. It's great for hyzer flips and beginners.
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Prism Neutron
The Axiom Trance is a reliable, understable (turn-prone) fairway driver that offers a unique blend of distance and control. Here's what makes it stand out:
- Versatility for all skill levels: With a speed rating of 8, the Trance is manageable for both strong arms and slower throws. For beginners, it delivers a predictable straight-to-fade flight. For experienced players, it excels at hyzer flips (controlled turnovers) with impressive finishing distance.
- Workable understability: The Trance's -2 turn rating provides a controlled turn, allowing you to shape your shots around obstacles and create dependable turnovers.
- Prism Neutron Plastic (2024 OTB Open Edition): This grippy, durable plastic blend offers an excellent feel and a wide variety of bright colors for easy disc spotting.
With its controllable, understable flight and user-friendly speed, the Axiom Trance is a well-rounded fairway driver that can find a place in the bags of disc golfers at any stage of their game.
How does the Axiom Trance compare to the Axiom Crave and the Discraft Passion?
While all three discs are fairway drivers known for their straight flight with controllable fade, they cater to slightly different throwing styles. The Crave, with its neutral net stability (0) and slower speed (6.5), offers the most laser-straight flight, ideal for pinpoint accuracy. The Discraft Passion shares a similar speed rating (8) to the Trance but with a touch more stability (-2 vs. -1), making it a good option for flat shots down narrow fairways. The Trance, with a little more understability, offers more distance potential than the Passion, with a slightly more workable turn for shaping shots and navigating obstacles.
Flight Metrics
Speed | Glide | Turn | Fade |
8 | 5 | -2 | 1 |
Phases of Flight
Low-Speed Fade |
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As the disc slows and spin decreases, the disc pulls out of turn and begins to hook at the end of flight |
High-Speed Turn |
The aerodynamic profile turns the disc with the direction of spin during the high-speed phase of flight |
Forward Push |
The initial thrust forward during the high-speed phase of flight |
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