Let the turn do some of the work.
The Axiom Fission Insanity PLC is a workable 9-speed driver for shaping fairway lines without leaning on a big finishing hook. Its 9 / 5 / -2 / 1.5 flight combines usable turn with a modest fade, giving smooth throwers room to explore straight drives, hyzer flips, and turnovers.
Axiom describes the Insanity as a worn-in MVP Inertia, with a little more high-speed turn and less fade. Average-power players can find straight-oriented flights, while higher-power throwers can make its turning movement a deliberate part of the shot.
Fission puts the focus on weight distribution
Fission Microbubble technology uses evenly distributed microscopic bubbles to reduce weight in the core. That lighter core allows a greater proportion of the disc's weight to sit in the GYRO overmold, including in lighter overall weight classes.
It is a construction difference, not a promise of automatic extra distance or identical stability at every weight. Choose the listed weight that fits your release and the role you want this disc to fill.
Build a useful control-driver slot
- Hyzer-flip drives: Explore a smooth hyzer release that works toward flat as the turn develops.
- Straight fairway placement: A useful option when your power matches its straight-to-understable flight.
- Turnover shaping: Stronger arms can use its high-speed turn to follow routes that do not suit a hard-fading driver.
- Lower-ceiling lines: The mold's forward carry gives it a role on drives where height is limited.
Picture a fairway that asks for a clean push through the gap, not a wide swing around it. Start with a controlled throw and learn how much hyzer this Insanity wants. Small angle adjustments can be more useful than simply throwing harder.
What does PLC mean?
PLC refers to Project Lab Coat, the manufacturer's visual refresh. The program changes presentation, not the mold or plastic. This listing retains its PLC identifier without treating the stamp as a separate flight specification.
Who should bag it?
Choose the Insanity when you want a responsive control driver rather than an overstable utility disc. Smooth backhands are a natural fit; forehands call for clean touch rather than relying on strong overstability to absorb extra torque.
Axiom places the mold in its 18.5 mm distance-driver class. At speed 9, it also fills the fairway-control role used for this listing.
Flight numbers & specifications
- Speed: 9
- Glide: 5
- Turn: -2
- Fade: 1.5
- Brand: Axiom
- Mold: Insanity
- Plastic: Fission
- Identifier: PLC / Project Lab Coat
- Rim width: 18.5 mm
Select the listed color, rim, and weight combination when ordering. Flight varies with throwing speed, release angle, wind, weight, and wear.