Distance Driver
The Delirium runs 14. 5 / 5 / -0.5 / 3, which puts it firmly in overstable distance driver territory. Thrown flat with real power, you get a touch of high-speed turn before it snaps into a strong, reliable fade that never burns into the ground. On hyzer it holds the angle and finishes hard, and it resists turning over even when you torque it. This is a power-only flight, so flat releases need a fast arm to make those numbers honest.
This disc demands a fast arm and flat release to unlock its flight numbers—power throwers only. In the air it shows a touch of high-speed turn before the fade takes over and holds the line. It lands hard and predictably, never burning into the ground on the finish.
Axiom Discs launched in January 2014 as the colorful sister brand to MVP Disc Sports, founded by Michigan brothers Brad and Chad Richardson. The idea grew out of MVP's Eclipse glow line, where players kept buying discs purely for the vibrant overmold colors. So the Richardsons branched off from MVP's signature black rim to deliver those vivid color combos at a normal price point. Same engineering brains behind the wheel, different aesthetic mission.
