05/15/2026
Spring has sprung! Two discs today. So the Axiom discs Hex, and the Streamline Engine. So the Hex first. The Hex has been one of my go-to's lately. I love the comfortable feel, how flat they are, and the fact that the rim isn't too big to grip comfortably. This is in the neutron soft plastic. It's soft for sure. It'll be interesting to see if this puddle tops over time. The numbers are 5 5 -1 1. This is a 176 g in White. So this disc for me at 5,000 ft of elevation flies more like a 2 fade. Discs are more stable at this altitude. It'll be interesting to see how this beats in. Because right now it is a wonderful workhorse. The Streamline Engine. This disc is very interesting. It's a speed 13 which usually means it has a large wing. If your hands are small or you have grip issues, these discs can be difficult. This one isn't terrible. It's also in neutron plastic, but in the regular run. The numbers are 13 5 0.5 2. I think these are pretty close if you're just looking at stock numbers. The interesting thing about this disc is how it flies when it's not on angle. If you throw this disc flat and hard, even at my altitude it stays straight for longer than what I think it should. But if you tilt it, it wants to fight really hard. That's kind of interesting. Also I didn't see the ridiculous stability that I expected at my altitude. I'm not sure I would even throw this disc at Sea level. Which is interesting. It handles sidearm torque well. I can't wait for this disc to beat in. And I bought a blank one, so definitely some artwork coming. :-) I hope everybody's enjoying the weather!