Editing some field throws right now. I really need an assistant for these field tests...too hard to follow the disc with no zoom.
Anyways, some text impressions:
Unsurprisingly, thrown flat with 500' of power it turns and burns.
Surprisingly, thrown with some hyzer and ~75% power I'm getting a pretty effortless 475'. I feel like I'm barely putting enough juice on them to break 400' and they just cruise, its pretty fun.
The weird part about this disc is throwing it at ~80% power VS ~100% power seemed to net me similar distance, with the harder throws swinging wider right. That's kind of unusual for me, usually when I back off power, distance drops. So that makes me think people with less arm speed will get surprisingly good results out of them.
I threw a few flicks when I was collecting them in the field and walking back to my tee pad. They were surprisingly controllable for my FH, though I'm a good ways off in distance compared to my BH. I'd throw them with a touch of hyzer and they'd flip to flat and drift a few feet to the left, then fade back reliably. I expected a bit more high speed turn on the forehand throws.
Thrown hard BH with a touch of anhyzer I was getting consistent backhand rollers in the 450' ballpark. It works really well for backhand rollers in general, it feels pretty forgiving.
Thrown with a deep hyzer release and backing off the power I could get them to hold hyzers without flipping all the way up to flat in the 400-450' range. Threw a couple 450-500' shots with a deep hyzer release and less than max power that'd flip up to flat, cruise, then fade out.
My understable max D slot has been kind of up in the air lately but I could see these taking that spot. I tried a Catalyst and Vanish recently, and I feel like I clicked with the Tenacity more for some reason.
Assuming the Panic flies as beefy as I expect it to, I think I'm going to end up rocking the Axiom max D trio. Panic, Mayhem, Tenacity.
I could see this being a good work horse max D driver for people with less D than me. It has turn, but even throwing it 550' I could manage how much it wanted to drift over to the right with release angles. I had a lot of fun powering them down a bit and giving them some hyzer, and watching them fly very controlled S curves.
I'll have a video up later tonight. Hopefully the disc is visible :/