The Axiom Insanity in Cosmic Neutron plastic was Axiom's first distance and control driver, and this swirl blend is the one that shows off the mold's turnover personality best. It flies like a longer Crave: understable, easy to bend, and happy to hold whatever angle you release it on.

Flight Numbers: 9 / 5 / -2 / 1.5

Cosmic Neutron takes Axiom's grippy, tacky base line blend and swirls two colors through it, so every disc looks a little different and none of them come with a clear stamp window. It stays true to the numbers out of the box and barely changes over time, which means the turnover flight you get on day one is close to the one you get two seasons later.

Thrown flat with speed it climbs and banks right for the whole flight without much fade at the end. Put it on an anhyzer and it keeps carrying that line instead of fighting back to center, which is the shot this control driver is built for. Backhand power throwers use it as a reliable turnover, and forehand throwers get a flight that fades right and lands right on command. A beginner who already gets a midrange out past 250 feet can start stepping up into it, though newer arms should expect it to fold up fast in any wind. Drive it hard into a headwind and it will hyzer flip and keep going instead of holding the fade.

Want more glide with a touch more stability out of the box? The Neutron Insanity is the same mold in Axiom's premium base plastic. Need it to hold a line longer before it turns over? The Plasma Insanity is the stable to overstable version. Compare every plastic in the Insanity collection.

Speed 9, glide 5, turn -2, fade 1.5. Diameter 21.1 cm, rim width 2.0 cm, max weight 173 g.