Axiom Virus Understable Distance Driver

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The Axiom Virus is an understable distance driver. This is one of the oldest discs in the Axiom lineup, it was approved by the PDGA back in 2014! Despite its age, the Virus is still popular among Gyronauts as one of the easiest-to-throw distance drivers on the disc golf market! Beginners will love the combination of glide, manageable speed, and understability. Whether you enjoy backhand, forehand, or both, the Virus is a great disc to take your first step into the world of distance drivers! It's not only new players that love the Virus. More advanced frolfers use it for hyzer flips, turnovers, and rollers. If any of these scenarios match you we have the Axiom Virus in Neutron and Proton for you. You can take a look at what we have to offer above! Here's what Axiom has to say about the Virus: The Virus is Axiom’s easiest-to-throw distance driver, with a glide and responsive understability that keeps it in the air. Power throwers will be able to flex huge turnover shots with straight forward fade. Average throwers will be able to extend and shape lines using the Virus’ turn and gentle fade. Compared to the MVP lineup, the Virus resembles a worn-in Impulse. This video from Cheating Lefty is a great review of the Virus! Flight Numbers Speed : 9 Glide: 5 Turn : -3.5 Fade: 1 As you can see this disc has some hefty understability. If you're a beginner this will make it really easy to throw. It will also produce full S-shaped flights that result in more distance. Flight Path Chart Here's an Axiom Virus flight chart to give you a basic idea of how it's going to fly! Plastics Proton: Highly durable and translucent. A Proton Virus may be a little more stable than Neutron. You can read our Proton Plastic Review to learn more. Neutron: Grippy and durable these Axiom Virus's are accurate to flight numbers. You can read our Neutron plastic review for more information . Read the full MVP plastics guide here. Skill recommendations Beginner: If you're looking for more distance than y