Give your distance line room to unfold.
The Axiom Neutron Tenacity is an understable high-speed distance driver for players ready to use turn as part of their distance game. Its 13 / 5 / -2.5 / 2 flight numbers combine a fast, wide-rimmed profile with turning movement and a finishing fade, creating room for longer shaping lines when thrown with the speed and angle it needs.
Axiom compares the Tenacity to a worn MVP Catalyst and describes an evenly domed top designed to promote distance-covering glide. That is the mold's design character, not a guarantee of identical dome or flight from every disc.
Neutron for a distance driver you can learn
Neutron is Axiom's premium opaque material, offering a premium look and feel across high-contrast colorways. It shares durability characteristics with Proton, making it a practical blend for repeated rounds and field sessions.
Choose the listed plate, rim, and weight combination that suits your preferences. The material name alone does not promise a specific stiffness or a stability advantage over another version.
Build the shot around its turn
- Long turning drives: Use its understable flight to shape a distance line rather than relying only on a hard fading finish.
- Hyzer-flip exploration: Players with sufficient speed can experiment with a hyzer release that rises toward flat.
- Open-fairway distance: Give the flight room to develop as you learn how turn and fade balance at your power.
- A less-stable distance option: A complement for players whose current high-speed drivers resist turning more than they want.
Take the Tenacity to an open field before giving it your tightest landing zone. Start with controlled throws, compare a few release angles, and watch where its turn gives way to the finish. Learning that transition is more useful than trying to force maximum power on the first throw.
Understable does not mean low-speed
The 23 mm rim and speed-13 rating still ask for a developed release. Players already comfortable with wide-rim distance drivers are the natural audience. If you are still building speed with fairway drivers, the Tenacity's understable label alone does not guarantee easier distance.
Stronger throwers can explore more turning movement, while lower-speed throws may show less turn and a more noticeable finish. Match the disc to your actual flight results rather than the number on the stamp alone.
Flight numbers & specifications
- Speed: 13
- Glide: 5
- Turn: -2.5
- Fade: 2
- Brand: Axiom
- Mold: Tenacity
- Plastic: Neutron
- Disc type: Distance Driver
- Stability: Understable
- Rim width: 23 mm
Actual flight varies with throwing speed, release angle, wind, weight, and wear.