← Pyro
Discs that fly like the Axiom Discs Pyro
The Pyro is a overstable midrange (5/4/0/2.5). An overstable but not extreme beadless midrange with a deep, chunky rim and flat top, very torque-resistant and consistent thanks to modest glide. Holds straight lines into headwind, still allows some forced flex, and is comfortable for forehands. Usually described as a more throwable Deflector.
These are the most widely thrown discs that fly closest to it, ranked by flight numbers, real-world stability and what players use them for. Highlighted numbers differ from the Pyro.
| Rank# | Disc | Flight | Match | What’s different |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | RaInfinite Discs · Overstable midrangeSame flight numbers. | 5/4/0/2.5Near twin | Near twin | Same flight numbers. |
| 2 | BobcatMint Discs · Overstable midrangeSame flight numbers. | 5/4/0/2.5Near twin | Near twin | Same flight numbers. |
| 3 | M2 (originally M3)Prodigy Disc · Overstable midrange0.5 less fade. | 5/4/0/2Near twin | Near twin | 0.5 less fade. |
| 4 | Warrior (new)Gateway Disc Sports · Overstable midrange0.5 more fade. | 5/4/0/3Near twin | Near twin | 0.5 more fade. |
| 5 | KaxeKastaplast · Overstable midrange1 faster, 0.5 more fade. | 6/4/0/3Close | Close | 1 faster, 0.5 more fade. |
| 6 | QuakeDisc Golf Association · Overstable midrange1 less glide, 0.5 more fade. | 5/3/0/3Close | Close | 1 less glide, 0.5 more fade. |
| 7 | VerdictDynamic Discs · Overstable midrange1 more fade; flies slightly more overstable. | 5/4/0/3.5Close | Close | 1 more fade; flies slightly more overstable. |
| 8 | M1Prodigy Disc · Overstable midrange0.5 more fade; flies more overstable. | 5/4/0/3Close | Close | 0.5 more fade; flies more overstable. |
| 9 | Kaxe (retooled)Kastaplast · Overstable midrange1 faster, 1 more glide, 0.5 less fade. | 6/5/0/2Close | Close | 1 faster, 1 more glide, 0.5 less fade. |
| 10 | Bard (Laulaja1)Westside Golf Discs · Overstable midrange0.5 more fade; flies more overstable. | 5/4/0/3Close | Close | 0.5 more fade; flies more overstable. |
Like the Pyro, but…
Flight numbers are the manufacturers’; types, real-world stability and matches are Disc Golf Trading Post’s own, reviewed by the team.