Axiom / Midrange
Hex
The Axiom Hex is a speed-5 midrange for everyday fairway shots, with a little turn and a gentle finish. It makes sense as the disc you reach for when you want one familiar midrange line.
Manufacturer model-page ratings. Manufacturer ratings · How to read them
Choose it for
An everyday midrange. Build familiarity with the Hex on ordinary fairway shots before adding a second similar midrange. It sits close to the Buzzz in published flight ratings, so buying both needs a better reason than their names.
Choose something else if…
For a stronger fading finish, compare the Roc3. For less rated fade, compare the Mako3.
What the numbers mean for your choice
The -1 turn and 1 fade suggest a little drift followed by a small finishing curve. Your release angle still sets the line; the two numbers do not cancel each other out.
Which version are you buying?
This is the Hex mold. A special stamp or glow edition does not establish the same feel or flight as another plastic. The weight range below is the manufacturer's general model range.
The manufacturer lists a 21.4 cm diameter and 1.3 cm rim width.
| Plastic or scope | Weight information |
|---|---|
| Model-page range (not plastic-specific) | 165–179 g |
Axiom Hex source, checked 2026-09-10. Listed ranges are not live stock. General model ranges are not plastic-specific guarantees.
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Before you buy
If you already like your Mako3 or Buzzz, borrow a Hex before buying one. Keep the disc that makes your ordinary shot easier to repeat.
Read about the Mako3 or compare them side by side.
Try this on your next practice session
Throw your usual midrange and a Hex toward the same target in calm conditions. Compare the common misses and landing spread, not the best throw of each.
Buying advice is editorial interpretation of the sources. Personal notes are labeled separately; the practice exercise is a suggestion, not a reported test. Practice in a clear area away from people.