Discraft Zeus

Discraft Zeus Flight Numbers: 12, 5, -1, 3

The Discraft Zeus stands as one of the most sought-after distance drivers in professional disc golf, earning its reputation as a cornerstone of Paul McBeth's signature series. This high-speed driver combines remarkable glide with a perfectly balanced flight path, featuring minimal turn and dependable fade, making it an essential tool for players seeking maximum distance with reliable finish.

Flight Characteristics & Performance The Zeus's engineered flight pattern delivers exceptional versatility across various throwing styles. Power throwers will appreciate its high-speed stability and resistance to turn, even in challenging headwind conditions. The disc maintains a straight flight path longer than comparable drivers before executing a consistent fade, allowing for:

• Powerful distance drives exceeding 400 feet
• Controlled flex shots through technical lines
• Reliable forehand throws
• Consistent performance in windy conditions
• Precise shot shaping for both hyzer and anhyzer releases

Plastic Options & Durability Available in multiple premium plastic blends:

• ESP: Offers superior grip and durability with unique swirl patterns
• Z-Line: Maximum durability with transparent finish
• Big Z: Combines Z-Line durability with enhanced grip
• First Run (collectible): Original ESP blend with unique stamp designs
• Tour Series: Special edition releases supporting professional players

Player Skill Level & Usage Best suited for:

• Advanced to Professional skill levels
• Players with arm speeds 350+ feet
• Tournament competitors
• Power throwers seeking maximum distance
• Athletes transitioning from similar discs like the Destroyer or DD3

Technical Specifications

• Diameter: 21.2 cm
• Height: 1.9 cm
• Rim Depth: 1.2 cm
• Rim Width: 2.2 cm
• Max Weight: 170-176g
  

Comparison & Market Position The Zeus competes directly with other popular distance drivers while offering distinct advantages:

• Innova Destroyer
• Discmania DD3
• MVP Photon
• Axiom Time Lapse

Historical Significance Introduced in 2019 as part of Paul McBeth's transition to Discraft, the Zeus quickly became a cornerstone of professional disc golf, featuring in numerous tournament victories and course records. Originally released as the "Kong," the disc was renamed to "Zeus" and has since become one of Discraft's flagship models.

Professional Endorsement Paul McBeth, 6-time World Champion, regularly features the Zeus in his tournament bag, demonstrating its effectiveness in professional competition. The disc has been used in multiple world-record distance throws and tournament-winning shots.

*Each disc has been weighed and noted on the particular variant.

What's that last number next to the disc variant? That is a dome rating!
1- puddle topped
2 - board flat
3 - normal feeling disc
4 - slight dome
5 - pop top
Hope this helps you be equipped for whatever the course may throw at you!