The Time-Lapse is a stable Axiom distance driver rated 12/5/-1/2, designed by Simon Lizotte as the first disc in his Simon Line. It is a speed-12 driver with some high-speed turn and a moderate fade, aimed at strong throwers who want long, controllable distance lines. Slower arms may struggle to get it up to speed. MVP calls it its first 12-speed distance driver and the first 12-speed with its GYRO overmold. The original run drew mixed reviews: players on Disc Golf Course Review found it lower in glide, more overstable and inconsistent. In 2025 MVP and Simon retooled the mold, and the flight numbers above describe the retooled disc. The PDGA approved the original Time-Lapse on 21 August 2023 (23-212) and the retooled version on 14 July 2025 (25-110); the dimensions listed here correspond to the retooled disc. Try Discs lists it in Neutron and Fission as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Innova TeeDevil and the Obsidian Discs Caldera.
The Time-Lapse is a stable Axiom distance driver rated 12/5/-1/2, designed by Simon Lizotte as the first disc in his Simon Line. It is a speed-12 driver with some high-speed turn and a moderate fade, aimed at strong throwers who want long, controllable distance lines. Slower arms may struggle to get it up to speed.
MVP calls it its first 12-speed distance driver and the first 12-speed with its GYRO overmold. The original run drew mixed reviews: players on Disc Golf Course Review found it lower in glide, more overstable and inconsistent. In 2025 MVP and Simon retooled the mold, and the flight numbers above describe the retooled disc.
The PDGA approved the original Time-Lapse on 21 August 2023 (23-212) and the retooled version on 14 July 2025 (25-110); the dimensions listed here correspond to the retooled disc. Try Discs lists it in Neutron and Fission as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Innova TeeDevil and the Obsidian Discs Caldera.
The Axiom Time-Lapse is one of the most-reviewed discs we track.
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