Distance drivers aren't supposed to be this cooperative. Yet here's the Insanity, Axiom's paradoxical approach to bombing drives that actually makes sense for mortal arms.
This isn't your typical overstable cannon demanding perfect form and cannon strength. The Insanity practically begs to be thrown on anhyzer, rewarding smooth technique over raw power with those glorious S-curve flights that eat up real estate. At speed 12 with -3 turn, it's arguably more accessible than most 9-speeds, flipping to flat with surprising ease before that gentle +1 fade brings it back to earth.
In the hand, it feels substantial but not intimidating — that MVP family rim design inspiring confidence rather than concern. The flight? Pure poetry when you let it work. Release it flat with moderate power and watch it drift right, hold that line longer than you'd expect, then gradually work back left as it slows. It's the rare distance driver that rewards finesse over force.
For players throwing 300-350 feet consistently, the Insanity might unlock that elusive 400-foot barrier. Advanced arms can manipulate it for controlled turnovers or massive anhyzer bombs when positioned right. Even in moderate headwinds, it holds its turn without burning over completely — though you'll want something more stable when the wind really picks up.
Sure, it's not replacing your reliable Wraith or Destroyer for crucial shots. But when you need maximum distance from moderate power, or when that perfect anhyzer line presents itself? The Insanity delivers exactly what its name promises — just not in the way you'd expect.