In the 160s weight, flies dead straight with a reliable fade finish at the end

Thunderbird, but better in both flight and feel (but that's just my opinion). This disc is generally flat, but that's what I personally prefer. For me, this just means that this disc feels amazing for both the forehand and the backhand. On full power throws, this disc goes straight for about 80-90 meters, before it reliably starts fading out. This disc has the perfect amount of fade for everyone, it just changes the slot you use it for. Power throwers can use this disc for a reliably straight disc, intermediate players get a gentle fading disc for accuracy, while noodle arms could use this for an overstable and possibly even utility slot. This disc is honestly slept on and fits the thunderbird slot perfectly imho.

A surprisingly overstable disc.  I bought a lighter weight on at 167g hoping it was a little less stable and straighter than my tesla, but this thing is more OS and has a higher parting line.  Board flat tho and feels really good for my FH, kinda comparable flight wise to my firebirds. 

Good workhorse fairway driver for intermediate arms but would probably be a little stable for beginners outside of using for anhyzer flex lines. Disc has minimal turn and goes straight for awhile before dumping out at lower speeds.

I've been using this as my headwind disk and as a biginner I think it works really well. If I'm not throwing into a headwind it turns pretty hard with my arm speed but into the wind it flies straight with a reliable fade. I'm also really enjoying throwing this on forehand.

**Disclaimer: The disc I have been throwing is a patent pending run, newer runs may fly differently than mine.

Picked this up as I had heard the Wrath had a similar flight to the Thunderbird, and I prefer Gyro drivers. What I've experienced is close, but not quite what I was looking for. Feels great in the hand, very flat with a shallow rim.

Compared to a Thunderbird, this seems to want to fight to the ground more quickly, with a more aggressive fade. Will hold any hyzer angle and ride that to the left for the full flight. Great for throws into a headwind. Slots somewhere in between a Thunderbird and a Firebird as far as flight. Beginners aren't going to get a ton of distance out of this, but can be confident in its flight line.

I replaced my S-line PD with the Wrath and have absolutely loved it. It's surprisingly glidey, has fade, but not hard dump like the Fireball, and is a great complement to my Teebird3. The feel in the hand is absolutely perfect, as with all the MVP discs I bag, and is just a good all-around stable-overstable workhorse. I highly recommend!

It takes a decently fast arm to get my Neutron Wrath up to speed, and while I might get there at some point, for the time being I'm using this disc for headwind drives, both forehand and backhand. At about 300 feet of arm-speed, even a stiff headwind will only give you a touch of turn without drama. 

In Neutron plastic, my Wrath is very flat. I can't stand a dome on my discs, but I know people are divided on the topic to some extent. For reference, the Wrath strikes me as a very tight flat firebird in terms of grip, but flies a couple ticks less stable.

Great short driver! Flies like a flippy Tesla but more cumfortable in the hands in my opinion. A staple in my bag, gets a little flip with power but still great glide with controled. Has a good bit of fade to rely on but not anything crazy.

This was just an Ok disc for me. I think it might be better for forehand players. I didn't really like the shallow grip and the flight was touchy as well. It was more prone to turn and fade harder depending on release angles and wind. 

The Wrath is a nice OS Driver from Axiom Discs. It fits right in with the MVP Photon and the Streamline Trace in my opinion but possibly with a little more fade. If you are looking for something similar to a Photon or Trace but are needing a touch less glide and a touch more fade, this is the disc for you for sure! Available in several different premium plastics, you are definitely bound to find the overstable slower speed driver you are looking for in the Wrath!

The Wrath is a stable control driver from Axiom discs that gains a lot of comparisons to MVP's Tesla. I would say that both of these discs are very similar. Like most of the Axiom drivers, this feels very comfortable in hand with a low profile and flat top. This disc was especially comfortable for my forehand grip. Stability wise I would compare this to an Orc with a hint more stability, or a less glidey PD. The Wrath is a nice disc, but I have other discs that fill the same role that I am more comfortable with. 

The axiom wrath is my favorite disc in their lineup. It has an incredibly straight flight. Even at high speeds. With a reliably predictable fade. But not a fade that's so strong that would cause skips that put you out of position. Could be used as a solid beginners overstable disc and work into and advanced players workhorse.

This Disc will fly for days on a FH flex line. 

I found the Wrath to be move OS than the numbers suggest, with less Glide than the numbers suggest.

Thrown into a headwind, I still wasn't seeing much turn at all from it with a strong fade. I think the turn is a 0 on it, you can maybe convince me it's a .5. Maybe.

Like many overmold discs, I have found that they do not fight to stay aloft as much as other discs. The Wrath needed a bit more height to get out past 325, where some other drivers I can throw just over head level and have them Glide off. The Wrath comes out FAST, but doesn't fight to stay in the air very long.

If you did overmolds, give it a try as a nice workhorse driver.

I picked this up in a 155 gram and its basically a meat hook.  No matter how hard or light I throw it, it wants to hyzer out almost immediately. It's useful for when I need that kind of shot but I don't throw it often.  I like to use it for high hyzer-spikes to get up and over something. 

I have been looking for a speed 10-11 driver that is a straight power thrower but can be manipulated to fly anny or straight-to-hyzer.  I picked up a 174g Neutron Wrath.

Neutron Plastic is a tacky semi-flexible material.  Similar to Echo-Star in my opinion, I like it.  The overmold is a little stiffer so the discs aren't bendy all THAT much.  I am not a fan of "gummy" discs (G-Star is a no go for me unless its dead winter) 

This is a really nice disc. It is fast, but the rim width is not extreme.  The tip of the wing is pointy so it is still fast but it feels comfortable and can take any direction you want to throw it.  It held an anhyzer for some of the flight and had a late fade out hyzer. On a  Flat shot it holds and takes a hyzer for the back half of the flight.  Hyzers hold.  

I would rate it 10.5/4/-0.5/2  to be specific, it has a very late sharp fade.  It seemed to ride straight for about 80% of the flight then hyzers out. The disc is fairly thin, but has enough to get a good grip on.  Overall its a very nice driver that can handle power but isn't extremely Overstable. Advanced players and Open would get the best use out of it.  

My favorite shot with it thus far was a line-drive into a windy situation, the disc handled it well , held straight, and came to a stop 10 ft from the pin.  

**Update: This disc needs more love.  Was hitting great fast tunnel shots with confidence. Flies straight even with power, sliiiight drift right, but SLIGHT, then straight, then a nice confident fade, nothing crazy, just a laser.  Love this disc

This is a pretty good disc, i used mine mostly as a forehand disc as it was very stable and would flip up just a little when asked.  I didnt much care fore it as it seemed very overstable until it broke in, at which point this thing is a great windfighter and overall a good driver.

Like this disc for an allaround if you only want one disc to do a couple jobs. Works nice with both forehand and backhand shots. A little understable and not awsome in the wind but A great driver none the least.

Amazing disc

Incredibly straight with a gentle finish, photon will less fade at the end. Great for woodsy courses, just dead straight

My driver of choice in the Axiom/MVP family. 

I can get great drives and it's ability to negate moderate wind has been such a help. I ended up snagging this in the red and gold/yellow rimmed model and it's now known as Iron Man around the courses. She flies with the slightest turn and fades beautifully at the end. It's helped open up a lot of distance on more difficult holes and it doesn't pickup too high on release so I can still use it on courses with narrow openings. 

If you want a great disc thats easy to throw snag this and the Insanity and you're golden.

The Wrath is Insanity's overstable buddie. Simalar distance potential but less turn and more fade. Wrath will fly straight and fade late. Great headwind disc and huge hyzer lines. 

The Wrath is just what Axiom says it is, a beat in Tesla. The Tesla is one of my favorite discs for forehand drives, but my Tesla is getting a little bit too beat in for the consistency I like in a flick disc. What I was hoping for was a slightly more overstable Tesla. My 175g Wrath flys just like might beat in Tesla, as a brand new disc, right out of the box.  When released with a slight hyzer on my forehand drives, the Wrath quickly flips up, flys straight, and has a moderate end of flight fade. This disc gets super easy forehand distance for me when thrown with moderate power on a slight hyzer.

Thrown backhand, the Wrath is a moderately overstable driver for me. It's not overly beefy, and I can get some decent distance out of it before the significant end of flight fade.

If you're looking for a slightly more over stable Inertia, or a slightly less stable Tesla, the Wrath is a good disc to choose.