Axiom Eclipse Vanish
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Light up the night and maximize your drives with the Axiom Eclipse Vanish (11/5/-3/2)! Built with GYRO™ overmold technology, this 21mm class distance driver is beloved for hitting the perfect stability sweet spot between the MVP Wave and Orbital. However, molded in Axiom's ultra-bright Eclipse glow plastic, this specific run flies significantly more overstable than standard stock runs (acting closer to a -1 or -1.5 turn out of the box). Whether you need an incredibly dependable, power-responsive S-curve driver for daytime play or a glowing bomber for night rounds, the Eclipse Vanish delivers unmatched performance.Couldn't load pickup availability
Axiom Eclipse Vanish 11 | 5 | -3 | 2
Light up the night and bomb down the fairway with the Axiom Eclipse Vanish! Engineered as an 11-speed understable distance driver, the Vanish hits the absolute sweet spot in stability—sitting perfectly between MVP’s highly popular Wave and the ultra-flippy Orbital. However, when molded in Axiom's industry-leading Eclipse glow plastic, this specific run flies a tick more overstable than standard stock runs, acting as a highly dependable, power-responsive workhorse. Add this glowing distance bomber to your Axiom Vanish Collection and expand your GYRO™ overmold Axiom lineup today!
Flight Numbers & Performance
While the Vanish features official flight numbers of 11 | 5 | -3 | 2, players should expect the Eclipse plastic version to fly significantly more stable out of the box, initially flying closer to a -1 or -1.5 turn before breaking in over time.
| Speed | Glide | Turn | Fade |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11 | 5 | -3 | 2 |
How the Eclipse Vanish responds to your arm speed:
- Average Power: Because of the added stability of the Eclipse plastic, average arms will find this to be a dependable, straight-pushing driver that executes a gentle S-curve before fading reliably at the end of its flight.
- High Power / Advanced Players: For massive arms, the Eclipse Vanish serves as an incredible hyzer-flip machine, a booming tailwind driver, or a highly controllable utility turnover disc that won't immediately burn into a roller.
- Velocity-Responsive Turn: As a 21mm class GYRO™ driver, the amount of high-speed turn you experience is directly dictated by your arm speed, giving you incredible control over your shot shapes.
The Eclipse Plastic Advantage
Axiom's Eclipse (and Total Eclipse) plastic sets the gold standard for glow-in-the-dark disc golf. It absorbs UV light rapidly and emits an ultra-bright, long-lasting glow that dominates twilight and night rounds. In terms of flight, Eclipse is widely known to shrink and cool slightly differently than opaque plastics, resulting in a significantly more overstable flight profile. If you love the feel of the Vanish but need a disc that resists high-speed turn a bit more out of the box, the Eclipse run is your perfect match.
Explore Other Vanish Plastics
Because the Vanish is inherently understable, the plastic blend you choose will dramatically alter its physical performance out of the box. Check out these other premium options to dial in your bag:
- Fission Vanish: Features microbubble technology to push maximum weight to the outer rim. Stays airborne the longest and turns over the most naturally.
- Neutron Vanish: The flagship premium opaque blend. Offers excellent durability and stays truest to the advertised -3 turn flight numbers.
- Proton Vanish: A translucent, firm candy plastic that flies noticeably more stable than Neutron or Fission variants.
Release Information
- Flight Numbers: Speed 11 | Glide 5 | Turn -3 | Fade 2
- Dimensions: 21.1 cm diameter | 2.2 cm rim width | 1.1 cm rim depth
- Disc Type: Understable Distance Driver
- Plastic Blend: Eclipse (Industry-Leading Glow, More Overstable Flight, Premium Durability)
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the Eclipse Vanish fly more overstable?
During the manufacturing and cooling process, Eclipse glow plastic typically results in a slightly flatter top and a higher parting line than baseline or standard opaque premium plastics. This geometry inherently makes the disc more stable, meaning the Eclipse Vanish will often fly closer to a -1 or -1.5 turn straight out of the box.
Is the Vanish a good driver for beginners?
Yes! While an 11-speed driver usually requires significant power, the understable nature of the Vanish makes it an excellent introductory high-speed driver for developing arms. However, beginners should consider starting with the Fission or Neutron plastics, as the Eclipse version may be too overstable for slower arm speeds.
How does the Vanish fit into the Axiom/MVP lineup?
The Vanish hits the sweet spot of stability directly between MVP’s highly popular, stable-to-understable Wave and the ultra-flippy Orbital. It provides a workable, high-glide flight without being overly touchy.