Plan the distance around a committed finish.
The Axiom Fission Delirium brings an overstable flight to a very high-speed distance-driver slot. With 14.5 / 5 / -0.5 / 3 flight ratings and a 24.5 mm rim, it is a power-oriented option for experienced throwers who want limited high-speed turn followed by a strong finish.
This is not a finesse driver dressed up with a faster number. Its wide rim and speed demand developed technique, and lower-power throws may fade early without showing the intended carry. Choose it because that flight fits your game, not because a high speed rating promises extra distance.
Fission construction, not just a different finish
Fission Microbubble Technology uses microscopic weight-reduction bubbles distributed through an ultralight core. That construction allows a higher overmold density relative to the core while keeping overall weight down.
The technology does not make every Fission disc lightweight or guarantee a particular flight advantage. Select the listed color, rim, foil, and weight combination that suits your preference. This listing identifies the Fission blend without claiming a specific event stamp or edition.
A distinct role alongside workable distance drivers
- Power-focused drives: A high-speed option for players already comfortable throwing wide-rimmed distance drivers.
- Strong finishing lines: Use the substantial fade when the route and landing area call for it.
- Overstable distance control: A complement to drivers that show more turn at your throwing speed.
- Wind-aware selection: Consider its overstable role when conditions call for added stability, while still accounting for wind direction, weight, and release angle.
Picture an open drive with room for the disc to carry and finish. Pick the landing area, commit to the release, and learn where the Delirium starts its fade at your power. That fieldwork turns a demanding driver into a deliberate choice rather than a hopeful full-power throw.
Who should choose the Delirium?
Experienced power throwers looking for an overstable high-speed slot are the natural audience. If you are still developing driver speed, a slower mold may provide more usable distance and easier placement. If your goal is a gentle turnover or a low-power hyzer flip, a more understable driver will better match that shot.
Flight numbers & specifications
- Speed: 14.5
- Glide: 5
- Turn: -0.5
- Fade: 3
- Brand: Axiom
- Mold: Delirium
- Plastic: Fission
- Disc type: Distance Driver
- Rim width: 24.5 mm
Actual flight varies with throwing speed, release angle, wind, weight, and wear.