Paradox

Axiom Paradox Flight Chart

The Axiom Paradox is an extremely understable midrange disc with flight numbers 5 | 4 | -4 | 0. Designed for hyzer-flips, turnovers, rollers, and long anhyzers, it excels as a versatile utility midrange. Its beadless rim and multiple plastic options provide a comfortable grip and predictable performance for beginners and advanced players alike.

Paradox Flight Path for Newer Players

Beginners will benefit from the Paradox’s forgiving understability, allowing for clean, controlled throws even with imperfect form. Its beadless rim and grippy plastics make it easier to achieve accurate placement shots and consistent glide.

How the Paradox Performs for Intermediate Throwers

Intermediate players can use the Paradox for hyzer-flips, controlled turnovers, and rollers. Its predictable flight and moderate glide make it ideal for approach shots and placement drives where precision matters more than raw distance.

Flight Numbers in Real Conditions for Advanced Players

Advanced throwers can exploit the Paradox for creative shot shaping, long anhyzers, and controlled rollers. Its 5-4–4-0 flight allows for extended turnover lines and consistent performance in woods, technical fairways, or tricky angles.

Forehand Utility and Shot Behavior

The beadless rim ensures a smooth forehand release, making the Paradox suitable for sidearm drives, rollers, and precision placement shots. Its extreme understability allows skilled throwers to manipulate angles and achieve controlled turnover and hyzer-flip lines.

Try our interactive flight chart to see how the Axiom Paradox will fly for your release angle and throwing speed.

Try the Axiom Paradox

If you need a midrange disc that delivers extreme turnovers, hyzer-flips, and versatile rollers, the Axiom Paradox is an excellent choice. Its 5-4–4-0 flight, beadless rim, and versatile plastics make it ideal for beginners, intermediate players, and advanced throwers seeking utility and creative shot shaping.

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