Axiom Virus is definitely a flippyyyyy disc. A better bet, and my first suggestion, would be an Axiom Insanity. Staple in my bag for years now. Turns easily enough, but super controllable. Ive never really turned and burned it.
I actually have two Insanities. Neither one is flippy or a turnover disc though. Once again, depends on how hard I hit it, the angle of release, etc, but usually my two Insanities have more of a std S flight. The Neutron leaks out right almost right away, and stays there longer, before always turning back left near the end for a nice S flight. The Proton just leaks less right at the start and fades a little more near the end. Both end up pretty much straight, but the Neutron just has larger turns, whereas the Proton is a bit more of a straight line with just a tiny bit of turn and little bit of fade. Can't get either one to hold a turnover type line though.
I feel like that disc throws more like a 8/4.5/-1/1.5 than what it says it is (9/5/-2/1.5). Neither of mine have -2.5 turn. Maybe -1 at most. And they don't have big glide. The Neutron is more like a 4 glide and the Proton is like 4.5. But I'm sure most of that has to do with the fact that I can't throw well or very far. I'm usually only around 300-330 on any given drive on the course. I bet if I could throw 400-450 golf lines, it would fly a lot more like it's numbers say.
Love the disc though! It's my go to in the woods on longer holes. Just aim a tad left of center, give it a good rip on a slight hyzer angle, and a touch lower than normal and it ends up right where I want at the end. Love it! Plus it just feels amazing in my hand. LOVE how flat and thin it is, and when I'm throwing my FH well on certain days, it's money for long S flight FH shots.
Also, I picked up a Prodigy F7 as well. Just to compare to the Heat. So we'll see which one does what I want better and then sell the other one.
