Discraft Anax Disc

Speed 10, glide 6, turn 0, fade 3: the Discraft Anax is Paul McBeth's overstable control driver, built to fight wind without giving up distance. On a flat release I get a long, straight ride that only fades hard in the last third, closer to a Thunderbird than a Firebird. Slower arms get reliable fairway drives inside 300 feet, and bigger arms can push it into distance driver range. It holds an anhyzer line well for a 10 speed, which makes it a solid forehand disc too. Find it in grippy ESP Anax, the beat-in feel of Z Swirl Anax, or the tour stamp on the Paul McBeth 6X Claw ESP Anax. Compare it against the rest of Discraft's control drivers.