Axiom / Distance drivers
Axiom Proton Insanity
Axiom Proton Insanity is a 170–175 g option with a listed stable-to-understable role and 9/5/−2/1.5 figures.
WHY COMPARE THIS MODEL
A transparent Proton option in the 18.5 mm class
The Proton Insanity is a candidate when you want to compare Axiom’s stable-to-understable driver role with the faster driver classes elsewhere in the range. It is listed at speed 9, glide 5, turn −2 and fade 1.5, with an 18.5 mm class designation. That class label is useful alongside the intended role without being an independently measured rim drawing.
Proton is described as a transparent plastic family. This option is labeled 170–175 g and Mystery Color, so choose it for the material appearance and size class rather than a particular photographed hue. The single-item count and disc-driver contents identify a disc purchase, not a mixed starter set.
Compare Axiom Neutron Time-Lapse when you want a different, speed-12 driver role and an opaque plastic family. Insanity keeps the selected Proton blend and its own 18.5 mm class, so the choice changes both the mold and material. Keep the offered 170–175 g range in view when ordering; a separate generic mass field does not establish the weight of your delivered disc.
MODEL DETAILS
Specifications & included parts
| Detail | Product details |
|---|---|
| Mold/model | Insanity |
| Selected plastic family | Proton |
| Selected weight class/label | 170-175g; selection label, not an individual weighing |
| Listed speed | 9 |
| Listed glide | 5 |
| Listed turn | -2 |
| Listed fade | 1.5 |
| Listed class designation | 18.5 mm class; not independently measured rim geometry |
| Plastic appearance described | Transparent Proton colors |
| Named role | Stable-to-understable driver |
| Selected quantity | 1 disc golf driver |
| Source model/part identifier | 201-102-3668-000700 |
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Where this model is useful
- Transparent Proton provides a visible material-family choice beside opaque Neutron.
- The 18.5 mm class and speed-9 listing separate this option from faster driver classes.
Trade-offs to check
- Mystery Color does not promise a photo hue.
- The generic 5.92 oz mass entry and selected 170–175 g class need scope clarification.
What to check before choosing
Choose the role before the larger number
Compare the intended driver and fairway roles rather than equating headlining speed with distance.
Confirm the weight option
Use the 170–175 g selector as a class, and clarify actual mass if it is a purchase requirement.
Your questions about this product
Is the plastic transparent or opaque?
Proton is described here as transparent.
Which class measurement is provided?
The listing calls it an 18.5 mm class; it does not provide a separate measured rim diagram.
Is the pictured color guaranteed?
No. This option is Mystery Color and the description allows varying colors.
Other options to consider
About this product information
Exact-ASIN product description,features and scoped specifications;shopping guidance only,no physical trial or flight test.
Selected Amazon listing ↗ · Listing checked 2026-11-06 · Information reviewed 2026-11-06
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