Axiom Tantrum

The Axiom Tantrum is a 14.5-speed overstable distance driver! For advanced players, this is an absolute bomber of a disc. You shouldn't have trouble throwing well into the 400s!

If you like to rip sidearms this is a great driver to try out. It has enough stability to be reliable, but the turn gives you big distance!

If you're a fan of Destroyers or something similar you should be trying out the Tantrum. You can throw it in much the same way and end up further down the fairway! 

Here's what Axiom has to say about the Tantrum:

The Tantrum’s sweeping lines and hyzerflip potential allow power throwers to shape all kinds of shots. The Tantrum is best described as a beat-in Teleport, with huge glide and distance potential.

This video from TK Disc Golf is a great review of the Tantrum.

Flight Numbers

Speed: 14.5 | Glide: 5 | Turn: -1.5 | Fade: 3

Power throwers may find the Tantrum to actually be more understable than suggested. On the other hand, if you aren't throwing it with enough power then you'll start to see more fade and less turn.

Flight Path Chart

Here's an Axiom Tantrum flight chart to give you a basic idea of how it's going to fly!

Plastics

Neutron: Grippy and durable, Neutron Tantrums are accurate to flight numbers. You can read about Neutron plastic in our in-depth review!

Read the full Axiom plastics guide here.

Skill recommendations

Beginner: When starting out in this exciting new sport players often want to throw drivers in order to throw further. The truth is that while you are still developing your form and arm power you'll get better results throwing putters and mids.

Intermediate: It depends on your power levels, but if you're comfortable throwing something like a Destroyer then the Axiom Tantrum could be your ticket to more distance!

Advanced: This is a great disc to have if you're a powerful sidearm player! You can also use it for massive backhand distance drives. 

Dimensions

These are the dimensions listed for the Axiom Tantrum on the PDGA website.

Reasons to Buy an Axiom Tantrum

• Can be thrown sidearm and backhand
  
• Because it's Axiom ;)
  
• A great utility disc
• Flies further than most drivers
• Strong throwers can hyzer flip it
• Decent amount of glide

If you have small hands you might the Tantrum's wide rim uncomfortable in the hand. 

Characteristics

Ratings are on a scale of 1-10.

Stability: 7

Consistency of Flight: 7

Consistency in Wind: 7

Beginner Friendliness: 4

Distance Potential: 9.5

Control: 7

Utility: 6

Fun Factor: 8

Similar Discs

If you're not a fan of the Tantrum then take a look at some of these comparable molds!

• MVP Teleport
• Latitude 64 Ballista
• Loft Bohrium
• Innova Corvette