Eeba92 (Review Fanatic, L6, Intermediate)

My Flight Ratings 12/5/-1/3 Not Beginner Friendly

Feb 29, 2024 16:31 PM

Great distance driver. Its overstable but i can still get some flip up from it. So its useable and stable for distance. Good disc !

Rasmus (Review Participant, L2, Intermediate)

My Flight Ratings 12/5/-1/3 Neutral

Nov 09, 2022 21:48 PM

The Big Z Zeus must be the best feeling disc, I have ever held in my hand. Great grib!
Both amazing for advanced players, who can use it for hyzerflip and big distance. For more amateur players, you can still get great distance with a flat or even alittle anyhyzer. Its been a stable disc in my bag, ever since i tried it first time! :)

David Ahlström (Review Supporter, L3, Intermediate)

My Flight Ratings 12/5/-1/3 Not Beginner Friendly

Jul 18, 2022 22:41 PM

Experiences the Zeus as significantly straighter and a more stable fade than other drivers (DD3 or destroyer for example). Flies well over 120m+ when you throw it with a small anhyzer (if you have the arm for the throw), or perfect disc to put in the hyzer and crash into the ground for 90+ throws.

Can handle some winds but can also turn over in harder winds. Some runs are very domey and som very flat.

Would not recommend to beginners if not throwing 100m+ 

Pierre (Review Participant, L2, Intermediate)

My Flight Ratings 12/5/-1/3 Neutral

Feb 14, 2022 09:31 AM

the Zeus is quite overstable but really workable . Good grip for backhand and forehand 

niklask (Review Nut, L7, Advanced)

My Flight Ratings 12/5/-1/3 Neutral

Feb 07, 2022 16:10 PM

I have tested the Zeus so far as an ESP disc and as a prototype. From the flight values, the Zeus is similar to the Nuke, but has a slightly narrower rim, which is overall better in the hand and gives a better feeling when throwing. However, I prefer the Nuke for forehand throws because of the very large rim. For those switching from Innova to Discraft and looking for the equivalent of the Destroyer, the Zeus is the way to go. Personally, I like the ESP plastic from the Paul McBeth series for its grip and durability. 
The Zeus is relatively flat and flies straight as an ESP disc for a realtively long time with a reliable fade at the end. The Prototype Zeus / Kong is much more overstable and therefore does not fly as far. If you prefer a more understable distance driver, you should get the BigZ plastic.
All in all, the Zeus is one of the very popular 12 speed distance drivers and is in no way inferior to the Destroyer or the CloudBreaker.

Linus Carlsson (Review Participant, L2, Advanced)

My Flight Ratings 12/5.5/-1.5/3 Neutral

Nov 15, 2021 16:37 PM

The Big Z plastic I believe to be slightly less stable than the ESP plastic, but in turn, it has more glide. So if you want something that will flip up brand new and fly like a slightly beat in ESP but with a touch more glide, pick up a Big Z.

Linus Carlsson (Review Participant, L2, Advanced)

My Flight Ratings 12/5/-1/3 Neutral

Nov 15, 2021 16:34 PM

My main distance driver. Starts out pretty overstable and can handle quite a bit of torque. Once slightly seasoned it turns into a wonderful hyzer-flip disc that glides very straight and has a forward-pushing fade. I think it works well for both backhand and sidearm as it's decently flat. The esp plastic is great, but can be pretty slippery when brand new. When it has been beat in a bit and the plastic has been exposed to some dirt, it becomes very grippy, even when slightly damp.

Emil Rosqvist (Reader, Intermediate)

My Flight Ratings 12/5/-1/3 Neutral

Sep 08, 2021 21:49 PM

It's a fantastic disc to grow into and learning to throw really far. With less power it will fade reliably hard and the more power you put on you will see and learn to control the hyper flip.