Axiom Pitch Disc Review

The Axiom Pitch is a slow, ultra-glide thrower that makes touch shots feel easy. With effortless Speed 1 and massive Glide 7, it floats on minimal power, shows a gentle -0.5 high‑speed turn, and finishes with zero fade. If you love straight woods lines, standstill approaches, and confident, floaty bids, the Pitch was built for you.

Quick Flight Numbers

Why Throw It

• Effortless control: Speed 1 lets you throw smooth, low-power lines without sailing past the basket.
• Easy distance from a standstill: Glide 7 carries your touch shots farther than expected with minimal effort.
• Laser-straight finishes: -0.5 turn and 0 fade mean gentle drift with virtually no hook-up, ideal for tight gaps and flat landings.
• Confidence in the woods: holds micro-angles, threads low ceilings, and lands softly without big ground play.
• Form builder: honest feedback on nose angle and release; great for warm-up catch and one-disc rounds.

Who It Fits

• Beginners: point-and-shoot straight flights on very little power build quick confidence.
• Intermediate: money for standstill upshots, floaty circle‑2 bids, and shaping gentle turnovers.
• Advanced: surgical angle-control and hyzer-flip touch shots; perfect for woods and touch forehands.

Shot Ideas

• Hyzer-flip to flat: release on slight hyzer; the -0.5 turn pops it to flat and the 0 fade keeps it straight to the ground.
• Standstill floaters (60–180 ft): trust Glide 7—aim small, keep the nose neutral, and let it carry.
• Sweeping turnover: throw flat to light anhyzer; it will slowly pan right (RHBH) without fighting out.
• Low-ceiling skimmer: nose-down, smooth Speed 1 swing; the disc stays straight and doesn’t dump late.
• Throwing putts: from outside the circle, a clean spin line stays online thanks to the neutral 0 fade.

Want a dependable complement? Try the workhorse Axiom Envy for a more stable thrower (https://usadgs.com/axiom/envy/), or the Axiom Tempo for an overstable approach option (https://usadgs.com/axiom/tempo/).