The Delirium is an overstable Axiom distance driver rated 14.5/5/-0.5/3: a speed-14.5 disc with almost no turn and a strong fade. It is built for very strong arms that want a fast driver for headwinds and hard-finishing lines. Slower throwers are likely to see mainly the fade and may be better served by a slower driver. Axiom built it for speed 14.5 and a strongly overstable flight. Players on Disc Golf Course Review describe it as behaving much as rated: firmly overstable without being extreme, useful into headwinds, and very long for powerful throwers. The PDGA approved the Delirium on 23 May 2019 (19-47). It joined the Tantrum and Excite in Axiom's 24.5 mm distance class and debuted in Neutron. Try Discs lists it in Neutron and Fission as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the MVP Dimension and the Innova Colossus.
The Delirium is an overstable Axiom distance driver rated 14.5/5/-0.5/3: a speed-14.5 disc with almost no turn and a strong fade. It is built for very strong arms that want a fast driver for headwinds and hard-finishing lines. Slower throwers are likely to see mainly the fade and may be better served by a slower driver.
Axiom built it for speed 14.5 and a strongly overstable flight. Players on Disc Golf Course Review describe it as behaving much as rated: firmly overstable without being extreme, useful into headwinds, and very long for powerful throwers.
The PDGA approved the Delirium on 23 May 2019 (19-47). It joined the Tantrum and Excite in Axiom's 24.5 mm distance class and debuted in Neutron. Try Discs lists it in Neutron and Fission as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the MVP Dimension and the Innova Colossus.
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