Axiom Discs Proton Hex Midrange – 175-180g, Straight-Stable, Proton Plastic

Overview

The Axiom Discs Proton Hex midrange is designed to deliver reliable glide and precise control in a compact package. Crafted in Proton plastic, this disc blends a premium look with rugged durability, making it a versatile option for players who want predictable lines in a variety of conditions. Its profile helps players shape lines without overcomplicating the throw, giving you a practical tool for both practice and competition settings.

Its combination of speed, glide, and stability makes the Hex a dependable choice for players seeking a versatile midrange that can handle woods work as well as controlled open-field lines. The 13 mm class profile keeps the disc feeling lively without sacrificing consistency.

Flight characteristics and how they feel

In practice, the Hex can behave slightly understable from flat at higher arm speeds, with a modest fade that keeps the flight from flipping. At lower arm speeds, it offers enough turn to assist gentle curve shaping. This gives players a predictable tool for line shaping in the woods or open fields.

• Flight precision: Known for glide and a remarkably straight path, ideal for controlled approaches and wooded line shaping.
• Flight numbers: Speed 5 | Glide 5 | Turn -1 | Fade 1 — a balanced midrange profile that blends float and control.

Material, durability, and color

Proton Plastic is our premium material, designed to withstand rough conditions while maintaining a clear, candy-like color range. The translucent finish pairs well with a variety of backgrounds, helping discs locate quickly in grass or leaves.

• Durability: Proton plastic blends resilience with a clean feel—ideal for daily practice and competition.
• Color options: Wide selection of translucent candy colors for easy recognition on the course.

PDGA approved, the Hex is suitable for all levels of play. Whether you’re carving through trees or threading a gap, this midrange offers a reliable, repeatable flight that can become a steady part of your bag.

Who should try the Hex? It suits players who value reliability and forgiving midrange flight, from newcomers seeking straight lines to experienced players focusing on controlled shaping in tight spaces.

On the course, you might notice how the Hex responds to different release speeds. With practice, you can leverage its understable tendencies at higher speeds to set up curved lines, or prioritize stability when throwing flat to let the fade finish smoothly.

Colors vary by run, and PDGA approval ensures the Hex is a practical option for training and competition alike.