The Axiom Virus in Particle Glow Proton plastic carries John Dorn's Jane Doe artwork on the least stable nine speed driver Axiom makes. The Virus turns over hard and holds that turn, which makes it one of the easiest ways to add real distance for a player without a big arm.

Flight Numbers: 9 / 5 / -3.5 / 1

Proton is Axiom's firm, glassy plastic, and the glow charge on this version holds up well under a flashlight for night rounds without giving up much grip. It resists dings better than a softer glow blend and barely beats in, so the very understable flight stays close to true instead of getting flippier with age the way a base plastic would.

Thrown flat it turns hard to the right early and glides a long way before a light fade brings it back at the end. On a hyzer with real speed behind it, it flips flat and rides out straight, which is the move that makes it a reliable hyzer flip disc even at higher elevation where discs fly more overstable. Power throwers get long, dependable rollers and tailwind bombs out of it.

Best for beginners and intermediate players with low to average arm speed looking for more distance without more power. It is also a specialty disc for bigger arms chasing rollers, tailwind shots, and long turnover lines.

Want the same shape in a grippier, more forgiving plastic? The Neutron Virus is the one most beginners start with. Looking for our own stamp on the mold? The Neutron Virus Reaper Edition carries it in the same plastic. Browse the rest of our glow discs for more night round options.

Speed 9, glide 5, turn -3.5, fade 1. Diameter 21.1 cm, rim width 2 cm, max weight 175 g.