Been playing for roughly 25 years, so I was around for the variations of the Beast mold came through.  I'm 99% sure this is what they used for the original Beast mold (Beast-X).  So if you were a fan of that mold, this is a pretty close second to that one.  Myself, the older I get, the slower disc I prefer to throw.  The Sirius Zodiac is a nice addition to the Millennium lineup.  Stability-wise it slots nicely between the Orion LF and the Orion LS.  Speed-wise, it's a steup up from thos two molds.  It does have a nice hand-feel to it as well as a decent amount of stability for somebody who maxes out around 350-375.  I would say the published flight numbers are inline with it's flight characteristics for my arm speed.  The production release has slightly firm plastic with a slightly more than neutral dome.  I would love to see this in released in both quantum and glow plastic soon.

I have been playing Disc Golf since the early 90s, and have had a Qjls in my bag since 99.  Love the JLS so had to give this a try.  Only had a chance to throw the ES2 for a few rounds so far and must say I like it. 

The ES2 is more flexible then I was expecting, it is not flimsy but is les ridged than my older Sirius Jls, does not seem to affect its flight that I can see.  Out of the box it does seem to be a little overstable with a nice fade which is fine and just needs to get beat in some then it should be super straight.  I was able to flatten it out on a few holes but no real anny flip yet.    

I used to primaly throw Wraiths and Destoryers but as I get older I'm 44 now, its harder to flatten those out for multiple holes, and takes for ever to beat in a Star Wraith to where I like it.

I am really hoping this will turn into my New go to driver that is a slighty slower but a glidier Wraith. Will update after more rounds, and let you know how it beats in.