Make room for the drive that needs a stronger finish.
The Axiom Neutron Wrath PLC brings turn resistance and dependable fade to your control-driver lineup. With 9 / 4.5 / -0.5 / 2 flight numbers, this stable-overstable driver offers a shaping option for powerful throwers and a more fade-focused flight for players with moderate speed.
Axiom describes the Wrath as a more turn-resistant complement to the Insanity, with a worn-in take on the Tesla flight profile. That places it in a useful space: workable when you bring the power, but with enough finishing stability to help define the landing line.
Different power, different possibilities
Power throwers can bring out controlled turn to stretch and shape distance lines. At more moderate speeds, the Wrath's resistance to turn becomes more noticeable, making fading lines and wind-aware placement a bigger part of its role.
Its low-speed fade helps finish a turning flight rather than asking it to keep drifting indefinitely. Give that finish room to work, especially when throwing lower or with less speed.
- Controlled drives: Build a line around forward travel and a defined finish.
- Power-shaped turnovers: Experienced throwers can access turn while leaving room for the fade.
- Fading placement shots: Use a deliberate hyzer angle when the landing area calls for an arcing approach.
- A more stable partner to the Insanity: Cover a different flight role without jumping to a much faster rim.
Neutron durability with PLC presentation
Neutron offers Axiom's premium look and feel, high-contrast opaque color combinations, and durability characteristics shared with Proton. It is a practical choice for a driver you want to learn through regular practice and repeated rounds.
PLC means Project Lab Coat, the visual refresh of the MVP and Axiom lineups. It is styling, not a separate plastic blend or a promise of altered flight. This listing is Neutron plastic with PLC presentation.
A familiar line beats a desperate rip
Picture an open drive where the landing area sits beyond the straight stretch of fairway. Take the Wrath to the practice field and learn where its carry becomes fade at your normal throwing speed. When that shape becomes familiar, you have a line to choose on the tee instead of simply reaching for more speed.
The 18.5 mm rim puts it in Axiom's distance-driver family while keeping it relevant as a speed-nine control option. It suits players seeking more turn resistance than an understable driver; beginners wanting easy turn may prefer a slower or less stable complement.
Flight numbers & specifications
- Speed: 9
- Glide: 4.5
- Turn: -0.5
- Fade: 2
- Brand: Axiom Discs
- Mold: Wrath
- Plastic: Neutron
- Styling: Project Lab Coat, PLC
- Flight role: Control Driver
- Manufacturer class: Distance Driver
- Stability: Stable-Overstable
- Rim width: 18.5 mm
Flight varies with throwing speed, release angle, wind, weight, and wear. Choose your preferred individual disc from the listed color, rim, and weight options.