The Axiom Particle Glow Proton Hex carries Mike Inscho's Wizardcraft artwork on a glow plastic built for night rounds. The Hex is Axiom's take on a Buzzz style midrange with a bit more glide, and the Particle Glow finish adds a sparkle under UV light on top of the usual glow charge.

Flight Numbers: 5 / 5 / -1 / 1

Proton is Axiom's firm, glassy plastic, and the glow additive keeps most of that grip while giving the disc a strong charge under a flashlight or headlamp. It resists wear better than a softer glow blend, so tree hits and pavement skips will not chunk it up after a few night rounds. It beats in slowly, keeping the stable flight close to true for a long time.

Thrown flat it holds a straight line with a touch of glide, then finishes with a short, easy fade, just like every other Hex plastic. On a hyzer it tracks the line cleanly and shrugs off headwind. That reliability is exactly why it works after dark, when you need to trust the flight without watching every second of it.

Good for every skill level. New players get a forgiving, straight flying disc that is easy to spot glowing in the dark, and experienced players use it as their night round go to for wind and inconsistent releases. Forehand and backhand throwers both get the same dependable line.

Want a lighter glow finish with less rim glow? The Eclipse Glow Hex (Simon Lizotte) is a good comparison. Looking for the sparkle without the glow charge? The Prism Proton Hex keeps the shimmer in daylight. Browse the rest of our glow discs for more night round picks.

Speed 5, glide 5, turn -1, fade 1. Diameter 21.4 cm, rim width 1.4 cm, max weight 177 g.