Axiom Crave Prism Proton – fairway driver de disc golf

Crave Prism Proton

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€24,90
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Axiom Crave Prism Proton – fairway driver de disc golf

Crave Prism Proton

Fairway Driver
€24,90
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Axiom Discs fairway driver in Prism Proton plastic, OTB Open edition. Straight, neutral flight for control shots in any situation.

OTB Open Edition — Exclusive edition

The Crave is the most iconic fairway driver in the Axiom range — the disc that finds a place in any bag, whatever the player's level. With speed 6.5, glide 5, turn -1 and fade 1, it offers a neutral, straight, predictable flight that becomes your trusted weapon for control shots in any situation. According to the manufacturer, it's like a Servo that's already seasoned in — the stability sweet spot many players chase.

This OTB Open edition is one of the most eagerly awaited annual collaborations in the disc golf world — OTB Discs (Only The Best) is one of the most respected shops on the American circuit, and its exclusive editions are sought after by collectors worldwide. Prism Proton combines the durability of Proton with a translucent outer rim with metallic sparkles that makes every disc visually spectacular. A limited, controlled run, exclusive to the OTB Open.

Prism Proton

An exclusive combination of MVP/Axiom's premium Proton plastic with a translucent Prism outer rim featuring a sparkly metallic finish. The Proton core is the most durable and stiffest plastic in the range — semi-transparent, highly wear-resistant and with a firm grip that improves with use. The Prism rim adds a spectacular visual layer with unique sparkle and depth of colour. It features GYRO overmold technology for maximum flight consistency.

Si lo comparamos con...



Discmania FD (Jackal)— very similar numbers (7/6/0/1). The FD has more glide and less fade. The Crave is a bit more overstable and reliable in the wind thanks to its more consistent fade 1. Both are benchmark control fairway drivers.

Kastaplast Idog K1 Hard— also a neutral fairway driver (7/5/-0.5/2). The Idog has more fade and is a bit more overstable. The Crave is more neutral and accessible for every level thanks to its turn -1, which makes a straight flight easier.

Latitude 64 Explorer Opto— a very similar neutral flight (7/5/0/2). The Explorer is a little faster with more fade. The Crave is slower and more accessible for developing arms, with more margin for release errors.

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