The clash is great. I use it when the crave would be too straight and I need just a little bit more fade at end of flight. Overall great disc from Axiom (MVP).

This is a very reliable control driver from Axiom. Feels like a faster Teebird coming our of your hand with more high speed stability and trusting fade finish. 

For a 7 speed I was surprised how much power I can give it. Depending on angle control you can make it do a lot of different things, but always has a reliable fade finish. Highly recommend trying if you don't have a stable control driver that you've fallen in love with already

The Clash is a great overstable fairway from Axiom. I don't currently bag one, but the only reason I don't is that I prefer MVP's counterpart in flight and feel.. which is the Resistor in my opinion. The Clash however is not quite as overstable as the Resistor. I do actually have a Clash or two set back as backups in case I ever lose my Resistor (and its 3 backups). If I ever get in a crunch and run out of Resistors and need an overstable fairway quick.. this will be the disc I grab to throw in the bag. Hopefully that day never comes but I know she is there when I need her. Grab a Clash and test one out for yourself. You can definitely get some great overstable finishes with this thing, even in the wind! Oh.. and for me the Clash flies much more overstable than the numbers show.

I originally bought this disc expecting it to fade hard and be used as a utility disc. Since  getting to throw it many rounds, it has become a staple in my bag.  For forearm throws it does a slight turn and slight fade just eating up ground! I've driven past holes will minimum effort because of the glide this disc has! As for backhand throws i find it to come out very straight and clean, eat up ground and get a reliable fade at the end

Clash has become the favourite disc in my bag, over Teebird. I find this disc particularly suitable for forehand throws, something where it definitely has an edge over Teebird. Thrown forehand, there is amazing stability and almost no wobble, and I am able to get some great distance out of it. The slightly stronger fade makes this disc also more controllable than Teebird. The lower glide means I can throw this to headwind too, without losing control. For backhands I still prefer Teebird though (from still to backwind) or Teebird3 (headwind). The plastic looks great too!

I tried this disc out.  It is ok.  Feels fine in the hand.  The wing is a bit blunt and rounded on the top, easy to grip.  The flight was less overstable than expected.  I would give it Flight # 6.5/4/-1.5/2 .  It was a little unpredictable because sometimes it would turn and never come back.  Other times if i finessed it or had to hyzer it to compensate for that initial turn it would just hold that hyzer.  There are other discs like this but aren't as sensitive.  I still think its an ok disc.  I like axiom and am a big fan of all brands, this is just an honest review.  It was ok.  Not a teebird at all.  This disc could make a nice line shaper for wooded courses, especially in low wind situations.  Its a very slim disc and could be sneaky long on a good throw.  I did have a few nice trows with it.  I prefer to use a TL or FD for this kind of slot.

I hope Axiom broadens the disc line-up eventually and fine-tunes things to hit that sweet spot.  The Proxy, Envy, Wrath, and Defy have all found a home in my bag.  For now My fairways are set.  I am always happy to try a new disc.  I was hoping for more of an Eagle flight. I would say this is not as Stable as an Eagle, but that was just with my experience.

Profile: Same as most MVP discs this feels like a thin profile.  I think the rim depth is optimal, not small or wide.  The rim is slightly concave and this felt great the first time I picked it up.

Flight: I get noticeable turn, but I wouldn't call this understable.  I didn't get the amount of dump the numbers would indicate either, what I got was a slight turn and the fade was double the turn.  I just loved  this flight.  I have been looking for a fairway driver that could give me my "mini S" for a while now.

Comparison: Like I said I haven't found this specific flight yet, the closest disc would be maybe a beat in convict?

Final Thoughts: Ladies and Gentleman I think I have a new favorite work horse disc in my bag now.  This is perfect for my 300ish foot shots, I was SUPER consistent with it right off the bat, it's not a finicky as some other discs I've tried.

pretty similar to the teebird in my eyes but a solid disc none the least. You can depend on this dic to give some fade but is also awsome if you are looking for some turn.

Neutron 160g. Love the gyro feel and complements the crave very well. It has a very similar flight path to the crave except it fades just a bit more instead of being dead straight. It's perfect for those curving tunnel shots that you need control, but also a little fade either throughout the flight or at the end. Very nice disc, but now I can hit the same throws I made with it with mids or putters. I'd also say it's very similar to the Innova Eagle just with an overmold, which makes tree bounces more controlled and lands softer.  Overall a great disc that kind of blurs the line between a driver and a midrange.

The Clash is great for shaping S-lines and hyzer flips with massive fade. It's a workhorse driver that you can trust. The shape and lines are similar to a fresh Teebird but feels better in the hand. 

I am a beginner to slightly intermediate disc golfer. I have always thrown RHFH.  However, I've seen that people who sidearm discs seem to go farther. So this is the first disc I've ever tried sidearming and surprisingly this disc does really well for my lack of experience and low strength. It's overstable nature balances the disc while side arming and it goes very straight with a slight right at the end for me anyway. This disc gets massive distance for me, and I love it. When throwing the Clash RHFH it does what the flight chart predicts and ends with a hard left turn at the end.