Axiom Discs / Fairway drivers

Axiom Neutron Bokeh

A 170–175 g Axiom Neutron Bokeh in the 17 mm class, with listed 7/6/0/1 figures and a same-maker comparison to Crave.

Axiom Neutron Bokeh disc photographed from above
One Axiom Neutron Bokeh pictured. Mystery color; the pictured colors are an example.

WHY COMPARE THIS MODEL

A Neutron Bokeh with zero turn explicitly listed

Axiom describes Bokeh as a straight-stable fairway model with a touch more stability than Crave. That direct same-maker comparison is useful when you know one of the molds and want a reason to compare another. Its listed figures are speed 7, glide 6, turn 0 and fade 1.

The 17 mm class designation and opaque Neutron family identify the version further. This option is 170–175 g with Mystery Color. The class label is not a separate measured rim drawing, and the selected color does not fix the sample photograph’s hue.

Choose Bokeh when its straight-stable fairway description and Neutron version are the combination you want. Compare Proton Insanity if the gap in your bag is a different driver role and you also want to explore a transparent-color material. Bokeh’s zero turn is an intended-flight figure, so read it alongside the model description rather than as a promise that every throw stays on one line.

MODEL DETAILS

Specifications & included parts

Details for Axiom Neutron Bokeh
DetailProduct details
Mold/modelBokeh
Selected plastic familyNeutron
Selected weight class/label170-175g; selection label, not an individual weighing
Listed speed7
Listed glide6
Listed turn0
Listed fade1
Listed class designation17 mm class
Same-maker comparison statedDescribed as a touch more stable than Axiom Crave
Plastic appearance describedOpaque Neutron colors
Contents1 disc golf fairway driver

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Where this model is useful

  • The explicit comparison to Crave gives a concrete same-maker alternative.
  • Opaque Neutron and the selected gram range identify the material version.

Trade-offs to check

  • Mystery Color varies.
  • A zero turn value is an intended-flight figure, not a guarantee of a straight throw.

What to check before choosing

Compare a known Axiom reference

Use the Bokeh/Crave description if one is already familiar to you.

Choose the complete version

Match Neutron and 170–175 g rather than the photo color.

Your questions about this product

Should I choose Bokeh or Crave?

Axiom describes Bokeh as a touch more stable than Crave. Compare that intended role and the exact Neutron/weight option rather than assuming they are the same mold.

How is it described beside Crave?

Axiom calls it a touch more stable; this is a seller comparison, not an individual flight test.

What comes in the package?

One disc golf fairway driver is listed.

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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