The Axiom Insanity is a neutral 9-speed. Its flight resembles that of a beaten-in Inertia. This is one of Axiom's most popular for several reasons.
The Insanity is a neutral wonder, that you can throw dead straight lines, hyzer flips, and turnovers with. Beginners and advanced players alike will enjoy this mold.
It also has a decent amount of fade, which means that it's not going to turn and burn on you in a flash!
While usually used for backhands, the Axiom Insanity is also a very popular forehand disc. Players with advanced sidearm power might find it to be too understable.
The Insanity is best described as a worn-in MVP Inertia, with a slightly more high-speed turn and a diminished fade. For average power throwers, the Insanity will be remarkably straight, while high power throwers can execute precise flip and turnover lines with ease. Whether youāre looking for that sweet-spot worn disc flight, or youāre looking to achieve bigger Inertia lines with less power, give Insanity a shot.
This video review of the Axiom Insanity from Six Sided Discs is a great demonstration of the discs flight and characteristics!Ā
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Flight Numbers
Speed: 9
Glide: 5
Turn: -2
Fade: 1.5
Most players agree that the Insanity has a considerably more overstable flight that what the numbers suggest. This is especially true when you get an Eclipse Insanity!
Flight Path Chart
Here's an Axiom Insanity flight chart to give you a basic idea of how it's going to to fly!
Plastics
Proton: Highly durable and translucent. Proton Insanitys may be a little more stable than Neutron. You can read our Proton Plastic Review to learn more.
Plasma:Ā Generally speaking a Plasma Insanity will be more stable than both Proton and Neutron. This plastic is also durable, and has a beautiful metallic sheen to it! Read a full MVP Plasma ReviewĀ here.
Neutron: Grippy and durable these Axiom Insanitys are the most accurate to flight numbers. You can read ourĀ Neutron plastic review for more information.
Eclipse 2.0: These glow Insanitys are notably more overstable than any of the others. You can expect them to fly more like a Thunderbird! Our Eclipse 2.0 Review is here.
Fission: This is MVP's microbubble plastic. With this technology you can get lighter discs, producing a less overstable flight. These will generally be the most understable Insanitys you can get. You can learn more about this amazing plastic in our Fission plastic review.
Beginner:Ā If you are a true beginner you should rather be throwing something slower than this disc. If you're spent a couple of months doing this already then try out a lightweight Fission Insanity.
Intermediate:Ā This will be a versatile go-to in your bag if you're an intermediate-level player. You'll be able to use this for straight shots, and small hyzer flips. You could also beat it in for turnovers.
Advanced: If you have a lot of power then you should have no trouble getting a full flight out of your Insanity! Release it flat for turnovers, and hyzer flip it for laser straight lines. If you want something with more overstability try out an Eclipse Insanity.
Dimensions
These are the dimensions listed for the Axiom Insanity on the PDGAĀ website.
Max Weight:Ā 175.1gr
Diameter:Ā 21.1cm
Height:Ā 1.4cm
Rim Depth:Ā 1.1cm
Rim Thickness:Ā 2.0cm
Inside Rim Diameter:Ā 17.0cm
Rim Depth / Diameter Ratio:Ā 5.2%
Rim Configuration:Ā 27.00
Flexibility:Ā 8.28kg
Reasons to Buy an Axiom Insanity
Hyzer flips
Great for backhands and sidearms
Overstable in Eclipse plastic
Plenty of glide
Very straight
Because it's Axiom ;)
Comfortable in the hand
Hold back on the Axiom Insanity for a little while longer if you are a true beginner! Developing your form and power levels with slower and more neutral discs will make you a better player in the long run!
Characteristics
Ratings are on a scale of 1-10.
Stability: 6.5
Consistency of Flight: 7.5
Consistency in Wind: 6.5
Beginner Friendliness: 7.5
Distance Potential: 8
Control: 7
Utility: 8
Fun Factor: 8
Similar Discs
The MVP Inertia is quite similar to the Insanity, just a tad less understable. There are also a large number of comparable discs from other manufacturers. If for some reason the Insanity is not to your liking here's a list of popular alternatives.
