Axiom Delirium Flight Chart
The Axiom Delirium is a high-speed overstable distance driver built for players who can generate serious power. With flight numbers 14.5 | 5 | -0.5 | 3, the Delirium thrives in windy conditions, torque-heavy releases, and long hyzer lines. Its 24.5mm wide rim delivers a confident grip for huge drives, and reviewers consistently highlight its wind resistance, reliable fade, and ability to stay stable even under full power.
How the Delirium Flies for Newer Players
Beginners will find the Delirium extremely overstable. Expect a strong hyzer out of the hand with minimal turn and an early fade. While it’s not ideal for newer arms seeking distance, it can work as a specialty disc for skip shots or hard-fading utility drives.
Delirium Flight Notes for Intermediate Arms
Intermediates with developing power will experience a fast, forward-pushing flight with dependable fade at the end. The slight high-speed turn appears only when thrown flat with speed, allowing controlled flex shots, long hyzers, and powerful wind-fighting drives.
Advanced Player Flight Path Breakdown
Advanced throwers unlock the Delirium’s full potential—long, powerful distance lines with minimal turn and a strong, predictable finish. It handles torque exceptionally well and becomes a trusted choice for big hyzer bombs, headwind drives, and long-distance flex lines that must finish reliably.
Forehand Performance & Stability Notes
The Delirium shines for forehand power throwers thanks to its wide rim and firm stability. Expect a clean release, slight initial turn on high-power flicks, and a dependable fade that never burns into the ground. It’s especially effective for high-speed skip shots and aggressive forehand placement drives.
Use our interactive flight chart to explore how the Axiom Delirium flies for your throwing speed, release angle, and backhand or forehand style.
Axiom Delirium
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Putthead Notes
The Delirium is a true power driver—massively stable, fast off the hand, and trustworthy in rough weather. If you have the arm speed to wake it up, it delivers some of the most consistent high-speed flights in the Axiom lineup.
