The Trance is an Axiom driver rated 8/5/-2/1, listed here as a control driver and sold by Axiom as a fairway driver. With a -2 turn and a light fade it suits newer players looking for straight distance at moderate speed, and stronger arms who want easy turnover lines. It is not a headwind disc, and players who want a firm fade at the end should look elsewhere. Axiom developed it as an accessible fairway driver and labels its flight neutral. It began as a special edition for the 2023 OTB Open, returned for the 2024 OTB Open, and then became a stock disc in Prism Neutron. Jeff Faes has a 2026 Team Series Prism Neutron Trance. The PDGA approved the Trance on 6 June 2022 (22-96). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Discmania Essence and the Doomsday Discs Blackout.
The Trance is an Axiom driver rated 8/5/-2/1, listed here as a control driver and sold by Axiom as a fairway driver. With a -2 turn and a light fade it suits newer players looking for straight distance at moderate speed, and stronger arms who want easy turnover lines. It is not a headwind disc, and players who want a firm fade at the end should look elsewhere.
Axiom developed it as an accessible fairway driver and labels its flight neutral. It began as a special edition for the 2023 OTB Open, returned for the 2024 OTB Open, and then became a stock disc in Prism Neutron. Jeff Faes has a 2026 Team Series Prism Neutron Trance.
The PDGA approved the Trance on 6 June 2022 (22-96). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Discmania Essence and the Doomsday Discs Blackout.
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