Axiom Fission Insanity + Project Lab Coat (PLC)

Axiom Insanity Flight Numbers: 9,5,-2,1.5

The Axiom Insanity is a controllable 9-speed distance driver built for smooth power, easy turn, and long forward carry. With flight numbers of 9 | 5 | -2 | 1.5, the Insanity gives players a workable driver that can shape distance lines without requiring max-speed power.

On the course, the Insanity shines on hyzer flips, turnovers, tailwind drives, low-ceiling shots, and smooth backhand distance lines. Its defining flight is a slow, controlled turn followed by a straighter, more neutral fade, making it especially useful when you want distance without a hard dump at the finish.

The Insanity was designed to mimic the feel of a seasoned Axiom Inertia, giving players access to a slightly easier-turning and more neutral version of that style of flight. Average-power throwers can use it for long, low-height drives that push forward efficiently, while higher-power players can unlock extended glide, turnovers, and tailwind-riding distance lines.

Compared to more overstable 9-speed drivers, the Insanity is less about fighting wind and more about shaping lines. It fits best as a workable control driver for players who want hyzer-flip distance, controlled turn, and enough late stability to stay useful across a wide range of shot shapes.

If you’re comparing Axiom control drivers or building out your fairway driver lineup, explore the full Axiom Discs lineup to find the best fit.

Key Features

• Workable 9-speed distance driver
• Slow high-speed turn with neutral finishing fade
• Excellent for hyzer flips, turnovers, and tailwind drives
• Strong glide and forward carry for low-ceiling distance
• Designed to fly like a seasoned Axiom Inertia
• Best for smooth backhand drives, touch forehands, and controlled power shots

Flight Numbers

9 | 5 | -2 | 1.5

FAQ

How does the Axiom Insanity fly?

The Axiom Insanity flies with a slow, workable turn and a straighter finishing fade. It is built for hyzer flips, turnovers, tailwind shots, and smooth distance lines.

Who should throw the Axiom Insanity?

The Insanity is great for average-power players who want easier distance and for higher-power players who want controlled turnovers, low-ceiling glide, and tailwind distance shots.

Is the Axiom Insanity good for hyzer flips?

Yes. The Insanity’s -2 turn and neutral fade make it a strong hyzer-flip driver, especially for players who want a disc that flips up, carries forward, and finishes without dumping hard.

How does the Insanity compare to the Inertia?

The Insanity is designed to feel like a worn-in Inertia. It generally needs less power to access turn and has a more neutral fade than the Inertia.

Is the Axiom Insanity good for forehands?

The Insanity is best suited for backhand drives, but it can work for beginner-power forehands or highly skilled forehand players who can control angle and release speed.

A controllable Axiom distance driver built for hyzer flips, smooth turnovers, tailwind distance, and effortless forward carry.