Polaris LS,  thread the needle.  RHBH    This is my favorite disc for shooting a narrow gap, if you beat or bend it, just add more hyzer and let it flip.  I used this on a 15 under round,  because it was so easy to throw long slow right turns with a broke in disc.   Don't fear the trees with this disc. In fact, throw it hard at the edge of the tree you want to miss.  I bought 5 of these in 2019. Great grip, easy to aim this disc.  not my choice for headwinds.

I love the Polaris LS. This disc is super straight on hyzer flips and is easy to get a nice turnover when thrown flat. The rim is not much wider than a mid range disc, so this is definitely a 6 speed, not an 8. This is a great disc for slower arm speeds, or for learning how to throw hyzer flips. I use this disc for woods shots that need to be straight. This is probably the most thrown fairway in my bag. I would recommend for all skill levels.

This is a good disc or mold. It's simply not one that I really ever find a use for. It's for sure speed 6, not 8 like most places call it. Why do I say that? Well Innova came out with the flight numbers originally so I base it on those. It has a rim width identical to a Leopard and flight is similar, however, it has more turn and fade. For understable control fwys and such, I like a straighter finish since I am likely turning right to get around a bend.  

I would reccomend the JLS for Millenium. A fantastic disc. 

I found one of these discs on a course that appeared to have been subject to the elements for quite some time. After several attempts to locate the owner I decided to give it a few rips and found that I absolutely loved this disc. I could throw this disc on a perfect anhyzer line or could get it to flip up for super long straights shots. I nearly cried the day I parked this disc in a lake. I bought a couple of these discs new and while I can't get to turn over like my old disc they are still capable of flying very straight for long distances. Would recommend this disc to anyone.

I had a 155g version of this disc that was my go to anhyzer drives off the pad and flat foot low ceiling approach shots.  I ended up losing it and not being able to find a replacement as light, so I have a 170g version now that I love for super straight shots.

I also lend this out to people just starting out, as it is an excellent disc for a beginner to learn to drive with.

Just picked one up in base plastic 165grams for hyzer flips and turn overs and this disc has been flying those very well so far. Flying like a little bit longer leopard for me at this point and that's what I got it for because I throw a leopard and kept coming up a little short on some shots. Love millenniums standard plastic! It feels like a slightly less durable star plastic but it's about 1/3 of the price less than a star plastic disc! Absolutely smacked a couple trees and so far no real chips or obvious scratches. Loving it!

i had one of these when they first came out years ago now and i made others envy me with this disc, beautiful long straight drives with a mild fade that always went exactly where i wanted it to go. after many years of use it became to understable and was retired to one of my disc bin's of death as i call them. the base millennium plastic holds up better than most entry level plastics and its a good deal for the money.

The Polaris LS is my go to disc for dead straight lines and skinny fairways where accuracy is key. With minimal effort, The disc flies on a direct path when thrown rhbh, with only a slight fade as it settles down to earth. The less air under this disc, the better. My only Ace came thanks to this disc!