The Axiom Hex is a straight-stable midrange driver known for its "point-and-shoot" accuracy and exceptional glide. It is widely considered Axiom's answer to the legendary Discraft Buzzz, though many players find it offers more distance with the same effort.
The Hex is designed to hold nearly any line it is thrown on, making it a "workhorse" for technical woods or open fairways.
Feel: It has a low-profile, shallow rim that is "board flat," making it comfortable for both backhand and forehand grips.
Stability: It is extremely neutral. High arm speeds will see a slight, reliable turn before a gentle finish, while lower arm speeds will find it flies "laser straight" with a mild fade.
Plastic Type
Stability & Feel
Key Traits
Fission
Least Stable
Microbubbles in the core allow for lighter weights and extra glide; easiest for max distance.
Neutron
Neutral
The standard premium plastic; offers a great balance of grip, durability, and a dead-straight flight.
Proton
Stable / Durable
Firmer and more transparent; tends to retain its original stability longer than other blends.
Eclipse (Glow)
Most Stable
Typically the "beefiest" version; handles higher torque and has a more pronounced fade at the end.
