Fairway Driver — Stable
Axiom Bokeh
Axiom
A straight-flying 7-speed driver with high glide and torque resistance, designed by Simon Lizotte.
Flight numbers
7.0
Speed
6.0
Glide
0.0
Turn
1.0
Fade
Understable
Stable
Overstable
Based on turn + fade. Actual flight shifts with arm speed and conditions.
Choose your plastic
2 options
Which plastic should I get?
| Plastic | Feel | Durability | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Neutron | Firm and clean with steady grip | High, wears in slowly | Everyday throws across any disc type |
| Neutron | Firm and clean with steady grip | High, wears in slowly | Everyday throws across any disc type |
Common questions
Is the Axiom Bokeh understable?
No. It flies straight with no high-speed turn and a light fade, and its torque resistance keeps it from flipping over on harder releases.
What is the Bokeh good for?
Long drives on open fairways and carving tight lines in the woods, thanks to its straight flight, high glide, and torque resistance.
How does the Bokeh compare to the Crave?
Axiom designed the Bokeh with more torque resistance and more glide than the Crave, which makes it hold a straight line more dependably on powerful throws.

