The Anax occupies a slot most players fill badly: an overstable driver you can actually control. It has the sharp rim of a distance driver, but the thinner profile and manageable speed of a fairway.
Why that combination works. Speed 10 sits below the threshold where a driver stops flying as designed for the average arm, while a turn of 0 and a fade of 3 mean it will not flip over under power. You get the dependable finish of an overstable disc without needing elite distance to unlock it.
Where it belongs. Controlled tee shots on wooded holes, headwind lines, long approaches that must not drift, and forehand throws. If you have found the Zeus too demanding but want the same refusal to turn over, this is the disc to try.
Specification. Speed 10 | Glide 6 | Turn 0 | Fade 3. Paul McBeth signature series, the third mould in his lineup.