The disc of the Millenium?

[ryandr]

Not having many disc buying options in the area, the choices are limited to Innova and Millenium. Does anyone have any idea how the Millenium discs, specifically the JLS, QJLS, and Polaris LS, compare to, say, the Innova series of discs.

[Donovan]

You should ask to try someone elses discs and then buy online what you like. You just can't beat that option if you are in a limited area.

[Three Putt]

Polaris LS is close to a Cheetah or a Leopard.

JLS is close to an Eagle-L or a TeeBird-L.

Never thrown a QJLS, so I'm not sure on that one. Champ Eagle I'd guess.

[DannyM]

The QJLS is just the champion version of the disc. Have one that I have not thrown in a while , but it flies similar to the Innova SL disc, or the TL<teebird/leopard>. I like mine, however it is tyedied a dark color and is too hard to find if I get off into the woods.

[Midnightbiker]

I have a Orion LS and it flies excatly like my Pro Valkyrie. The Orion does out fly the Valkyrie by about 20 ft.

[Three Putt]

Millennium is cool...you can explain the whole lineup of discs in a couple of minutes.

Basically, the Orion LS (stable) and Orion LF (slightly overstable) are max D discs.
The Polaris LS (slightly understable), the JLS (slightly understable but faster and longer than the Polaris LS) and the EXP1 (overstable) are all fairway drivers.
The Aurora MS (stable) and Sentinel MF (overstable) are mid-range discs.
The Omega (stable) is the putter/approach mold.

Sirius (S) is the Millennium version of Star plastic.
Quantum (Q) is the Millennium version of Champion plastic.
Millennium (M) is the Millennium version of Pro plastic.
They also make the Omega in a supersoft plastic.

For the most part, Millennium stays away from crazy overstable/understable molds. They are mostly stable and it is up to you to make the disc work. Play smart. Keep it simple.

[blang]

You may also want to check out Marshall Steet's Flight Guide (http://www.marshallstreetdiscgolf.com/disc_golf_flightguide.html)

I use the flight guide every time I am curious about how a disk will fly compared to what I already have used.

[ryandr]

I had not seen the Flight Guide (http://www.marshallstreetdiscgolf.com/disc_golf_flightguide.html). That is a great comparison site. Thanks for sharing the info.

[ERicJ]

Millennium is cool...you can explain the whole lineup of discs in a couple of minutes.

Basically, the Orion LS (stable) and Orion LF (slightly overstable) are max D discs.
The Polaris LS (slightly understable), the JLS (slightly understable but faster and longer than the Polaris LS) and the EXP1 (overstable) are all fairway drivers.
The Aurora MS (stable) and Sentinel MF (overstable) are mid-range discs.
The Omega (stable) is the putter/approach mold.

Sirius (S) is the Millennium version of Star plastic.
Quantum (Q) is the Millennium version of Champion plastic.
Millennium (M) is the Millennium version of Pro plastic.
They also make the Omega in a supersoft plastic.
I have a couple Millennium discs that I'm trying to figure out what they are. They're first run bar stamps with no front marking other than "Millennium". On the back is inked "S.OS" & the weight.

I e-mail the folks at golfdisc.com a while back, but never got a reply.

Any clue?

I'm primarily an Innova thrower, but those S.OS discs fly long and straight!

[garublador]

I have a couple Millennium discs that I'm trying to figure out what they are. They're first run bar stamps with no front marking other than "Millennium". On the back is inked "S.OS" & the weight.

I e-mail the folks at golfdisc.com a while back, but never got a reply.

Any clue?

I'm primarily an Innova thrower, but those S.OS discs fly long and straight!It's a shelved disc that Millennium made once. It's a SOLF with a Valkyrie top. Apparently it flies a lot like a SOLF unless it's really windy, then it's a bit less high speed stable.