Axiom Hex

It goes dead straight with a gentle fade when thrown flat. On hyzer, it won't flip up until it beats in unless you have a big arm. It will hold an Anny and Fly right, but it has enough stability that you don't need to give it a lot of air to keep it from cut-rolling.

I always threw drivers FH for years and I learned how to throw any disc backhand by using my Hex Fission midrange. It's a great beginner disc as you'll see that it takes the line that's thrown but noticeable difference if you adjust the least bit. It's still a go-to for me after a few years of now confidently throwing BH. Always in my bag!

{Neutron - 165} RHFH|Amateur - Disc feels great in the hand, very flat top. This does not handle forehand torque well unlike many other MVP/Axiom discs. If not thrown perfectly flat, it will hold a turn and not fight out of it. Typically I throw this backhand, which will reliably hold a line and get some decent distance.

This disc will has the ability to help you shape shots well. It can be a touch over stable at first but one I gets beat in you will see if get stable to understable. I have it in fission plastic and my favorite plastic Eclipse Glow 2.0. Eclipse plastic will do well in Glow rounds if you ever try those.