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Axiom Fission Insanity 9 | 5 | -2 | 1.5
If you are looking for effortless distance, massive hyzer-flips, or an easy-to-turn distance driver, the Axiom Fission Insanity is an absolute dream. While the Insanity mold is already famous for being a smooth, workable driver, Fission plastic takes that understability to the next level. Built with MVP and Axiom's micro-bubble core technology, Fission redistributes weight out to the dense GYRO overmold rim while allowing for lighter overall disc weights. The result? A driver that flips up easily, glides forever down the fairway, and gives players with moderate arm speeds free distance without needing a tour-level throw. Explore all available runs in the full Axiom Insanity Collection, or see how it fits alongside the rest of the lineup in our main Axiom Discs Collection. We photograph and weigh every single disc individually in our live inventory, so the exact core color and overmold rim combination you pick below is the exact one we ship to your door.
Flight Numbers
While the flight plate stamps the standard 9 | 5 | -2 | 1.5 flight numbers, most golfers find that Fission plastic flies noticeably more understable out of the box than other blends. At 9 speed, it gets up to speed with very little effort. The 5 glide keeps it soaring downfield, while the enhanced high-speed turn allows for easy flex lines and long, sweeping turnovers before settling into a soft finish.
| Speed | Glide | Turn | Fade |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9 | 5 | -2 | 1.5 |
How the Fission Insanity flies for your arm speed:
- Slower & Moderate Arm Speeds: This is your cheat-code distance driver. It pops up flat from a hyzer angle with minimal power, holds a straight line with huge glide, and lands soft without hooking hard left early.
- Power Throwers: Perfect for long-distance sky turnovers, massive hyzer-flips that pop up and ride right, roller lines, or effortless tailwind bombs.
- Fission Micro-Bubble Tech: Micro-bubbles infused in the flight plate reduce core weight, allowing Axiom to maximize the outer rim weight for increased spin rates and enhanced glide.
It excels at:
- Hyzer-flips for players who struggle to turn over standard 9-speed drivers.
- Long, gliding turnover shots that stay in the air forever before drifting down flat.
- Tailwind drives where heavier or stiffer plastics would stall out and drop early.
Fission Micro-Bubble Plastic Performance
Fission is Axiom's high-tech polymer blend that incorporates micro-bubbles lightened in the central flight plate while keeping a dense, solid GYRO overmold rim. This gives you the unique benefit of lighter weight choices (or lighter core feel in max weights) combined with a grippy, comfortable Neutron-like texture. It holds up great against tree impacts and stays tacky in cold or wet conditions. Because the core is lighter and freer-flexing, Fission runs naturally fly the most understable of any plastic in the Insanity lineup.
How Fission Compares Across the Insanity Lineup
- Vs the Neutron Insanity & Plasma Insanity: Stock Neutron and Plasma runs hold truer to the -2 turn flight numbers with moderate stability. Fission is noticeably more understable, flipping up much faster with less power.
- Vs the Proton Insanity & Cosmic Neutron Insanity: Clear Proton and swirled Cosmic Neutron run firmer and fly significantly more stable than Fission, making them better suited for wind management.
- Vs the Eclipse Insanity: The Eclipse glow run is night and day different—Eclipse is notoriously overstable (flying like a 9 / 5 / 0 / 2 meathook by comparison), while Fission is built purely for turn and glide.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Fission Insanity
Is the Fission Insanity more understable than other plastics?
Yes. Due to the micro-bubble core technology, Fission runs naturally turn over easier and flip up faster than Neutron, Proton, or Eclipse versions of the exact same mold.
Is Fission plastic durable?
Yes, Fission plastic uses the same tough outer rim material as standard Neutron. While it feels slightly gummier in the hand, it handles tree strikes and rough landings extremely well without getting ruined.
What weight Fission Insanity should I choose?
If you have a slower arm speed or want an ultra-easy hyzer-flip disc, look for lighter weights in the 150g–165g range. If you have average-to-strong power and want a controlled turnover driver that won't turn into an instant roller, stick closer to 168g–175g.
Ready for easy distance and effortless flips? Explore our full Axiom Insanity Collection today to pick your exact disc weight, core color, and overmold rim!