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Discs that fly like the Discraft Zeus

The Zeus is a overstable driver (12/5/-1/3). Paul McBeth's distance driver (formerly the Kong), designed as his replacement for the Destroyer. Overstable with a reliable fade; some find it has almost no turn. Mellows with wear into a hyzer-flip driver.

These are the most widely thrown discs that fly closest to it, ranked by flight numbers, real-world stability and what players use them for. Highlighted numbers differ from the Zeus.

Rank#DiscFlight
1DestroyerInnova Champion Discs · Overstable driverSame flight numbers.12/5/-1/3Near twin
2DD3 (new)Discmania · Overstable driverSame flight numbers.12/5/-1/3Near twin
3OutlawLegacy Discs · Overstable driverSame flight numbers.12/5/-1/3Near twin
4Time-LapseAxiom Discs · Overstable driverSame flight numbers.12/5/-1/3Near twin
5ScorpiusMillennium Golf Discs · Overstable driverSame flight numbers.12/5/-1/3Near twin
6DD3 (Cloud Breaker, Distance Driver)Discmania · Overstable driverSame flight numbers.12/5/-1/3Near twin
7Hurricane (Proline)Disc Golf Association · Overstable driverSame flight numbers.12/5/-1/3Near twin
8Outlaw (retooled)Legacy Discs · Overstable driverSame flight numbers.12/5/-1/3Near twin
9TrespassDynamic Discs · Overstable driver0.5 less turn.12/5/-0.5/3Near twin
10EmperorInfinite Discs · Overstable driver0.5 less fade.12/5/-1/2.5Near twin

Like the Zeus, but…

Flight numbers are the manufacturers’; types, real-world stability and matches are Disc Golf Trading Post’s own, reviewed by the team.