One of the most popular fairway drivers in disc golf just got better. The Axiom Crave now comes in Total Eclipse plastic. These will glow in a combination of either green, blue, teal, purple, pink, or white on both the rim and flight plate. These fly fairly true to the flight numbers and will be great for disc golf at night! Check out an Axiom Discs Total Eclipse Crave at Disc Zone today!
Disc Breakdown:
Flight Numbers:
Speed (6.5)
Glide (5)
Turn (-1)
Fade (1)
Stability Rating (1-5): Neutral (3)
Stiffness Rating (1-5): Slightly Gummy (2)
Ideal Shot Shape: Backhand and forehand hyzer flip and turnover shots
Beginner Friendly?: No
Comparison across plastics:
The MVP Discs Total Eclipse plastic feature a glow flight plate and rim. The glow colors can be white, purple, blue, teal, pink, or green
List of plastics from least to most stable within the mold
Fission
Proton
Neutron
Total Eclipse (lighter weights)
Cosmic Neutron
Eclipse
Similar Discs
Discraft ESP Cicada:These will have a similar shot shape, but the Cicada will have a touch more glide.
Kastaplast K1 Kaxe: The Kaxe will have a tad more control and stability compared to the Crave. This is partly due to the Kaxe being deeper and having a mid range-esque flight.
