This disc is quite amazing with such a high turn and burn with a fast speed. Reason I rate it low is quite possibly just due to my inability to throw it consistently well, hence the not beginner friendly rating.

The times I have thrown it well actually get a hell of a lot of distance, utilizing a pretty extreme hyzer release (feels like 45 degrees) and flipping it up to still get a long S curve. I can't consistently do this at all though.

The primary line I use this disc for i when I need distance but to also land to the right as I am a Conrad esque player and only throw backhand. This disc does pretty well at that with a slight hyzer release thrown with power will sail off into the distance and land consistently to the right. Primary risk is flipping too much and cut rolling back to the left. This method is only good for more open shots thow as the line varies a lot so it needs space to work in the air. Forest guarantees a tree hit.

I bought this disc because of the -3 turn hoping to replace a beat up G-Star Beast that i had lost that was super understable.  I don't have pro arm speed, nor form, so what i came out with was my new furthest distance driver beating out my Deadelus.  Very happy with this disc.  I'm on my third disc from losing the previous two, and they have all flown the same.

As "Condor" said below, this is much more a utility disc than a distance driver.

This disc does soar. However, I'm a RHBH thrower and when I release this FLAT, you would think I threw it left-handed. I do not have a big arm but when I release this disc, It goes right. And goes right. And continues right. 

This is great for "left handed holes" and I am keeping one in my bag for just that reason. 

This was one of my first distance drivers and has been in my bag since the beginning. I got a flat, low profile vanish and it has a reliable turn and fade. This is an understable disc but one that I have learned and one I would trust on a full rip for distance or for a drive that needs to land to the right.

Not being super familiar with Axiom discs I didn't know what to expect here. What a little sizzler the Vanish is. In the hand it feels similar to a Tern. Same rim width and thin profile. Sizzling fast with great glide. The Vanish has some noticeable high speed turn and will crash and burn if you get too assertive with it or throw it into a headwind.

For calm conditions I've seen very few discs that can match this thing for sheer distance. Easily workable and it simply eats up yardage. Good disc for players with 350' power looking to add a quick 25' too. 

I'd highly recommend this disc for any shot normally thrown with Terns. Similar flight, but I feel the Vanish is faster and longer.

I have been playing for a year, in my mid-40s, 5-13 times per week. I got addicted fast and used to be a sponsored snowboarder but took this up after breaking my back. That probably puts me well beyond beginner as I also have purchased around 70 disks. So I found this particular disc in the woods of my local course today, it was beat in. I had my nearest miss on a ace with this on a sharp late dog leg right at 290ft. In fact, it just missed and then went another 40 ft. I proceeded to just miss the basket on 2 more dog leg rights. Of the 70 disks I have purchased, most of them are Innova with a mix of Vibrum, Discraft, a couple Discmania just for putting. This disk was the closest thing to butter I have ever thrown and I am now actively tracking down and getting advice on the whole line. I threw this disc on 4 holes that finished hard right RHBH at distances at our above 300ft and landed within 5' on every single one. With Innova discs, I have to rely on brand new or beat in Star plastic discs up and down there line to do this... and lets not get into the crappy fly off to mars Wraith, the so-called work horse. This is by far the best disc I have ever thrown, and I cannot wait to try the rest of the line.