Nothing but cage
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I love pausing axiom release vids to look at the stability line in the stamp. Ever since I found out about that I can't stop looking for it.
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[Axiom] Panic Distance Driver
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excited to try out a disc between the Nitro and Octane. Been using the Defy and light Nitros for now.
Sully68783
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Forgive my ignorance, but can you explain?
Axiom neutron stamps show the flight path. The small wings all have unique profiles to the flight like you would see on a flight chart.
Halcón
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jakebake91
* Ace Member *
Immediately have to grab my bag to look at my insanity now. My clash is a misprint so that might not have it. Thanks for this tidbit guys!!
:thmbup::thmbup::thmbup:
Brad@NailedIt
Newbie
That looks a lot more workable than I expected. How do you think this will fly for someone that usually gets out to around 325'?
Very overstable at that range. If you're thrown a Resistor or Fireball, it's along those lines except faster. It'd get some really nice skips thrown low, and you'd never have to think about it flipping in a headwind!
dwindacatcher
Eagle Member
You make that seem less stable than a phase or thrill. I thought it was supposed to be along their lines in stability. I might have a use for that. Really I just want an excuse to do the "at the gyro" dye joke.
The meme potential is strong with this one
I actually haven't thrown a Phase, but have thrown a Proton Thrill. It's pretty close to the Thrill in terms of stability, though obviously a touch faster, but I think there is a bit more glide and a slightly later fade than the Thrill. Not a massive difference as it clearly wants to fight out of an anny release, but for me it was a nice combo of predictability and distance. Powers down very well on hyzer lines for how fast it is too. That ~300' par 3, hole #9, flew very nicely for me there. I've never thrown that route, I always throw a putter or mid straight on that hole.
Brad@NailedIt
Newbie
Haha Resistors, Motions, and Fireballs already don't flip for me! I think I'll set one aside as a tester for the locals and save my arm!
None of those molds flip for me either. I threw the same blue neutron resistor I got with the tester shipment up until two or three months ago...still no high speed turn!
wolfmandragon
* Ace Member *
Why do you say such evil things?
MVP needs to do with Neutron what it did with Electron: Soft, Medium and Firm....or just soft and firm.
I can get behind that. I love the softer blends so if I could get all my discs in it, I would. But at the same time I wouldn't want that to come at the expense of people who like regular neutron.
Brad@NailedIt
Newbie
Finally found time to go throw this. It's overstable. Of course, right? But it didn't crash to the ground like I was expecting. It went out started fading slowly and gradually found the ground while still getting decent distance. I think I need more time with it to see what I can really do with it as it isn't as overstable as I was expecting.
thePiRaTE
Eagle Member
At 1000m above sea level, throwing the Panic flat about 325'. I found the wing tipped downward while fading, which brings it down with authority. Flexed, it goes out a bit longer, hits flatter and skips very well.
Comparing Panic to a Defender as my current headwind distance driver, I find the Defender seems to tip less as it fades. Seeing this makes me think its time to bring the Octane back out for this comparison.
Comparing Panic to a Defender as my current headwind distance driver, I find the Defender seems to tip less as it fades. Seeing this makes me think its time to bring the Octane back out for this comparison.
