Vanish
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The Vanish is an understable Axiom distance driver rated 11/5/-3/2. How it flies depends on arm speed: Axiom describes it as straight at low power or in a tailwind and controllably understable at high power or into a mild headwind. That makes it a distance option for average arms and a turnover disc for big arms, but a poor fit for strong throwers who want a stable driver in the wind.
Axiom's flight notes suggest that powerful players use tailwinds or hyzer releases to keep its turn in check, while average throwers can work it on a range of release angles. Its glide of 5 helps it carry once it is up to speed.
The PDGA approved the Vanish on 6 April 2016 (16-30). Axiom says it designed this 21 mm GYRO driver to sit between two MVP models, the Wave and the Orbital, in stability. A limited Halloween edition of 1,000 Neutron Vanish discs with an Axiom Spider 2.0 stamp came out in 2016. On our comparison table its closest match is the Streamline Jet, which carries the same flight numbers.
Try Discs lists it in Neutron, Proton, Eclipse and Fission as of October 2026.
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