Axiom Fission Mayhem

Mayhem Flight Numbers: 13, 5, -1.5, 2

The Axiom Fission Mayhem brings the Mayhem’s high-speed distance flight into lightweight Fission plastic. With flight numbers of 13 | 5 | -1.5 | 2, the Mayhem is built for players who want distance-driver speed, workable turn, and enough fade to finish with control.

On the course, the Fission Mayhem is designed to stand up, push forward, and carry. Axiom describes the Mayhem as part of a demanding high-speed class, but with softened stability for easier straighter flights. Expert throwers can get it to stand up and boom or drift from flat, while average-power throwers can throw it hard without the disc turning into an unmanageable roller.

Fission plastic gives the Mayhem a lighter-weight feel with MVP/Axiom’s microbubble core technology, helping players generate easier speed and distance. That makes the Fission Mayhem especially appealing for players who want the Mayhem’s high-speed flight but prefer a driver that is easier to get up to speed than heavier premium-plastic versions.

Compared to Proton, Neutron, or Plasma Mayhems, the Fission Mayhem should be the easiest-distance option. It still has the Mayhem’s controlled high-speed driver identity, but the Fission blend helps players access more turn, more glide, and more full-flight distance at lower weights.

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Key Features

• Fission plastic with lightweight microbubble core technology
• High-speed Axiom distance driver
• Workable turn with dependable finishing fade
• Built for long S-curves, hyzer flips, and max-distance lines
• Easier to get up to speed than heavier premium-plastic runs
• Useful for average-power players chasing distance and big arms shaping long turnover flights

Flight Numbers

13 | 5 | -1.5 | 2

FAQ

How does the Axiom Fission Mayhem fly?

The Fission Mayhem flies as a workable high-speed distance driver with strong glide, controlled turn, and dependable fade. It is built for long-distance lines rather than extreme overstability.

What does Fission plastic do for the Mayhem?

Fission plastic uses lightweight microbubble core technology, making the disc easier to get up to speed. In the Mayhem, that helps players access more glide, turn, and full-flight distance.

Is the Fission Mayhem beginner friendly?

Not for true beginners. The Mayhem is still a speed-13 distance driver, so it is best for players who already have solid driver form. Developing players with decent power may find the Fission version easier to throw than heavier premium runs.

What are the Axiom Mayhem flight numbers?

The Axiom Mayhem flight numbers are 13 | 5 | -1.5 | 2.

Who should throw the Fission Mayhem?

The Fission Mayhem is best for players who want a high-speed driver for hyzer flips, long S-curves, controlled turnovers, and max-distance shots with a reliable finish.

A lightweight Fission distance driver built for big glide, workable turn, and controlled max-distance flights.