Axiom Particle Proton Paradox – 2026 Circuit Challenge Edition
Axiom Particle Proton Paradox – 2026 Circuit Challenge Edition - Purple/White Rim - Black Stamp 178g is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Axiom Particle Proton Paradox – 2026 Circuit Challenge Edition - Purple/White Rim - Black Stamp 178g is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Axiom Particle Proton Paradox – 2026 Circuit Challenge Edition
The Paradox is a hidden gem — and this 2026 Circuit Challenge edition makes its first-ever appearance in Particle Proton plastic, a combination that has never existed before. If you have been sleeping on the Paradox, this is the run that wakes you up.
With estimated flight numbers of 5 | 4 | -4 | 0, the Paradox is the most understable midrange in the Axiom lineup. New players and lower-power throwers get a straight-flying midrange that glides effortlessly without demanding power to unlock. Players with stronger arms unlock something genuinely special: released on a hyzer, the Paradox will flip to flat and keep turning — carving mind-breaking lines that only a -4 midrange can produce. Rollers, extreme turnovers, and sweeping S-curves are all on the table. The Paradox does what its name promises: it defies what you expect a midrange to do.
Particle Proton is MVP's premium glow-particle plastic — featuring suspended glow particles within the Proton base for a vivid, glowing visual both on the course and after dark. The Circuit Challenge 2026 is its first time in Particle Proton, making this run genuinely exclusive. *Flight numbers are estimated.
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