The Wrath is a stable-to-overstable Axiom driver rated 9/4.5/-0.5/2, listed here as a control driver and sold by Axiom as a distance driver. Axiom describes it as a worn-in take on the MVP Tesla and a more turn-resistant partner to its Insanity. Players who want an easy turnover should choose something less stable. Axiom says strong arms can turn it to stretch out distance lines, while for average arms it holds up in headwinds and finishes with enough fade to control the end of the shot. Several MVP team players list it in their bags on Axiom's site. The PDGA approved the Wrath on 19 December 2014 (14-97), the same day as the Virus. Try Discs lists it in Neutron, Proton and Prism Plasma as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Gateway Diablo and the Axiom Aspect.
The Wrath is a stable-to-overstable Axiom driver rated 9/4.5/-0.5/2, listed here as a control driver and sold by Axiom as a distance driver. Axiom describes it as a worn-in take on the MVP Tesla and a more turn-resistant partner to its Insanity. Players who want an easy turnover should choose something less stable.
Axiom says strong arms can turn it to stretch out distance lines, while for average arms it holds up in headwinds and finishes with enough fade to control the end of the shot. Several MVP team players list it in their bags on Axiom's site.
The PDGA approved the Wrath on 19 December 2014 (14-97), the same day as the Virus. Try Discs lists it in Neutron, Proton and Prism Plasma as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Gateway Diablo and the Axiom Aspect.
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