Axiom - Pyro - Prism Proton - Blank

Pyro — Flight : 5 | 4 | 0 | 2.5

Carve aggressive hyzer lines and conquer gusting headwinds with crystal-clear gyroscopic overstability. The Axiom Pyro arrives in ultra-durable Prism Proton plastic featuring a clean, un-stamped blank flight plate that showcases the vibrant translucent polymer core and rim. Combining an ergonomic, beadless midrange rim contour with a high-density candy-clear overmold, this dependable utility workhorse delivers massive torque resistance, forward-penetrating glide, and an authoritative, biting fade on technical fairways.

Engineered to fill the premier overstable midrange slot in Axiom's lineup, the Pyro handles maximum release velocity without a hint of high-speed turn (0). Driven flat, it tracks true along straight trajectories before transitioning into a predictable, hooking fade (2.5) with controlled ground action. Forehand sidearm specialists and power backhand throwers can lean on the Pyro for reliable forced flex lines, spike hyzers, and windy approaches where settling near the pin is non-negotiable.

Performance Highlights:

• Clean Blank Flight Plate: Minimalist, stamp-free presentation highlighting the transparent clarity of Proton plastic, ideal for custom dye artwork or a clean aesthetic in the bag.
• Prism Proton Plastic: Ultra-durable, premium transparent core paired with Axiom's heavy translucent Prism GYRO overmold for enhanced rotational momentum and maximum wear resistance.
• Overstable Midrange Flight: A reliable 5-speed profile built with a 0 turn and 2.5 fade configuration, engineered for headwind resistance, power flex lines, and heavy-fade finishes.
• Penetrating 4 Glide Matrix: Aerodynamic forward carry designed to slice through crosswinds and hold lines before executing a dependable check fade.
• Ergonomic Beadless Rim: Comfortable 1.6 cm rim width contour optimized for clean, snag-free releases on power forehand snaps and firm backhand power grips.

Gravity Personality: Prism Proton series, blank top workhorse, headwind-fighting torque resistance with biting forward finish — Gravity approved this flight.