Axiom Simon Line Fission Time-Lapse (Drop 2)

The Fission Time-Lapse! Combining MVP’s most advanced plastic technology with Simon's first driver is a potent combination, and now you can experience the results. Fission plastic allows for the Time-Lapse to be molded in much lighter weights while bringing the increased level of GYRO® that only Fission can bring. The result is a gyroscopically enhanced Time-Lapse that can be thrown by a wider variety of arm speeds. However, Fission can be more difficult to get up to speed for lower power players.

A good rule of thumb is that Fission, especially in drivers, adds an extra 10g to perceived weight - making a 165g driver fly like you'd expect a 175g one to, only with added distance from being a lighter disc. This leads to lighter Fission discs maintaining the stability of their heavier counterparts, so consider trying out a lighter disc than you might normally. For veterans with power, you’ll find the Fission Time-Lapse to be a bomber - just a touch more turn to get that extra bit of distance, with the same dependable fade. Experience a whole new level of the Time-Lapse with the Fission Time-Lapse!

The Simon-Line Fission Time-Lapse is not just hype, it's popular for a reason. That reason is Fission! With Fission discs can be lighter, yet retain flight characteristics. This simply means they fly further, with no drawbacks, end of story!

The first disc in the Simon-Line to debut in an additional plastic type, the Time-Lapse will continue to be your dependable bomber, now in a wider variety of weights. Find the one that works for you!

Flight Ratings: Speed 12, Glide 5, Turn -1, Fade 3

About the plastic: Fission is the same as Neutron with added Microbubble technology to make them lightweight. Neutron is an Opaque blend of premium polymers that offer extremely good durability and hand feel. Largest selection of bright colors. These have a decent amount of flex to them, but are on the stiffer side of something like an Innova Star plastic. Typically this is a plastic that is “true to flight numbers”, but it still depends on run to run.