The Axiom Discs Insanity in Proton plastic is best described as a seasoned MVP Inertia with slightly more high-speed turn and a reduced fade. For average-power throwers, it flies remarkably straight, while high-power players can execute precise flip and turnover lines with ease.
Its defining flight characteristic comes from deliberately softened shapes that mimic a worn-in disc. The Insanity therefore needs less power to achieve certain Inertia lines and shows a little more turn with a noticeably more neutral fade. It is suited both to players seeking the flight of a seasoned disc and to those looking for bigger Inertia lines with less power.
High-power throwers will see enhanced glide and forward carry at low speeds, making the Insanity useful for a variety of low-ceiling shots and higher lines riding a tailwind. Average-power throwers can use low-height drives to gain distance while retaining enough stability for reliable ranging.
The Insanity is especially suited to backhand drives. Highly skilled forehand throwers, as well as players with beginner-level forehand power, can use it effectively. Its high-speed turn excels for hyzer-flip drives, turnovers, smooth-power flat shots, and a variety of utility and tailwind lines.

Axiom Discs brings a new focus on style, with vibrant color combinations of GYRO® rims, new stamp series and foils, and a unique set of disc models to complement the MVP lineup. Axiom gives players more options for GYRO®-enhanced discs, whether for colors, flight profile, or feel.
Axiom Discs
axiom@axiomdiscs.com
844-MVP-DISC (687-3472)
6599 Euclid St, Marlette, MI 48453
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Kurio Sven und Anja GbR
Lessingstr. 66/1, 72770 Reutlingen
Germany
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Proton is a premium material for great looks and durability, offering high durability, as well as consistent life. It's designed in transparent, dazzling candy colors and is also available in soft flexibility for putters. Overmold technology products are designed to improve aerodynamics, linear momentum and angular momentum as much as possible.
Durability (The higher the value, the less damage plastic takes.)
Grip (The higher the value, the better the grip of the plastic.)
Stiffness (The higher the value, the stiffer the plastic is.)