Axiom Simon Line Pixel Overview

Q: Is the Axiom Pixel a good disc for backhands?

Yes, it’s excellent for backhand putts and approach shots, offering a straight, glidey flight with minimal fade.

Q: Is the Axiom Pixel a good disc for forehands?

It can be used for short, touch forehand approaches, but its deep profile and low stability make it less ideal for power sidearms.

Q: Does the Axiom Pixel handle the wind well?

Not particularly. Its neutral flight makes it more sensitive to wind, especially in strong headwinds.

Axiom Pixel Flight Review

The Axiom Pixel is a straight-flying putter that delivers clean, glidey flights with pinpoint control. It’s a reliable option for players who prioritize touch and accuracy without sacrificing comfort in the hand.

Thrown with a smooth release, the Pixel holds its line with minimal effort, resisting turn while gliding forward with subtle finesse. It finishes with a gentle, soft fade that doesn’t cut too hard, ideal for straight approaches and confident putts.

Backhand throwers will appreciate its neutral flight, especially when shaping tight lines or approaching the basket with touch. The beadless rim and deeper profile give it a clean release and consistent feel in both driving and putting grips.

The Pixel works well for players who want a putter that stays true out of the hand. It’s dependable inside the circle and great for controlled approach shots. In calm conditions or when you need touch over power, the Pixel brings consistency and glide to your short game.

This disc fits seamlessly into any bag as a go-to putter for players who value precision and clean, neutral flights.

The second disc in the Simon Line is officially here, the Electron Pixel! Debuting with flight numbers of 2 | 4 | 0 | 0.5, the Pixel has a deep profile with a small micro bead, perfect for the smoothest possible release. Simon designed the Pixel to be an effortless putter, needing just a little bit of spin to glide right to the basket. Whether you’re a spin or push putter, the Pixel is an ideal putter for someone who wants a laser-straight flight.

Flight Charts for the Axiom Pixel showing forehand and backhand flights.

Axiom Pixel Flight Numbers

2 | 4 | 0 | 0.5

The Pixel delivers a straight, point-and-shoot flight with a touch of glide and a gentle fade at the end. It holds its line with precision, offering reliable control for both putts and approach shots.

Skill Level Recommendations

Beginner

Pixel gives beginner players a smooth, straight flight that’s easy to control. It serves as a great tool for building confidence in form, release, and putting technique.

Intermediate

For intermediate players, the Pixel is great for dialing in consistent mechanics. It rewards clean releases and helps refine touch on both putts and short-range throws.

Advanced

Advanced players can lean on the Pixel for clean spin putts, straight jump putts, and accurate upshots. Its neutral stability provides full control for finesse-driven approaches and touchy circle work.

See How it flies

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