The Axiom Neutron Bokeh is a straight to stable fairway driver, filling a similar slot to the Discmania FD. It has the flight number 7/6/0/1 and is meant to be the more stable compliment to an Axiom Crave, and handle more torque resistance without turning over. For now, it is only available in two plastics:
- Neutron Plastic – Simon Lizotte “Bokeh Latte” Special Edition
- Release Date: February 21st, 2026
- Proton Plastic – A special test run that was only available at Disc East expo
- Expensive on the secondary market
Pre-Orders are open for the Bokeh Latte stamp are available from all disc golf shop that stock MVP products.
How does it fly so far? Test flight indicates that it holds a straighter line than the Crave out of the box. It still has some turn for power throwers. There is a ton of glide, similar to a Latitude 64 River.
I’m particularly excited for a future release of this disc in Fission plastic. Unfortunately I’m unsure when the Fission Bokeh will release. If it’s anything like the Neutron Trail, the Fission Bokeh will be available late summer. For now, please check out the Axiom Bokeh at Rare Discs. We ship to Canada, USA and international customers.
The Official Release Date for Project Lab Coat discs and the Axiom Bokeh is February 21st, 2026 for online stores and February 20th for Brick and Mortar.
What Else is New?
Project Lab Coat discs will release at the same time. The price increase is quite high for glow plastic, but more manageable with Neutron and Proton. I will be restocking Project Lab Coat discs as older Classic runs go out of stock.
Eagle McMahon is also releasing his Neutron Engine. This is a power distance driver with a wide rim designed for maximum distance and big arm speeds. I like how Eagle represents the Streamline brand and keeps his signature discs more affordable for everyone. This is the first disc in his new Archetype stamp series, representing The Warrior. Check out the music video here.
Meridian Discs Borealis Glow Plastic
If you haven’t checked out Meridian Discs yet, you’re sleeping on some gems. My favorite disc from them is the Rip Current (which is similar to a Doomsday Chemtrail, if those are out of stock). They have a new plastic, Borealis Glow, which has a sparkling “night sky” style glow effect. It’s not the brightest glow ever but it sure looks wicked. The Borealis plastic is currently available in the overstable mid-range, the Meridian Trench, which is worth a look for a reliable stable mid/approach. Meridian has also released the Vale, an overstable fairway driver in marbled clarus plastic.
