This Discraft Hades carries our Reaper stamp on top of Discraft's ESP Swirl plastic, an understable distance driver from the Paul McBeth signature line built around glide instead of turn. Stock runs of this mold tend to fly a little more stable than the numbers suggest, which is part of why it works as an everyday bomber rather than a one trick roller disc.

Flight Numbers: 12 / 6 / -3 / 2

ESP Swirl keeps the same grippy, tacky feel as solid color ESP, with the swirl mixed through the plastic so the pattern holds up over time. It has excellent glide for a driver this fast, and that glide is the first thing you notice before the turn and fade even show up.

Thrown on a hyzer it holds that hyzer line instead of flipping up, then finishes with a real fade like a more overstable disc would. Thrown flat with power it will hyzer-flip to flex for max distance, or flatten to anhyzer for a controlled turnover, and forehand throwers who usually struggle to find a reliable understable driver get real consistency out of this shape. It rewards intermediate and advanced arm speed more than a beginner's first throw.

Want the standard stamp without the Reaper flames? The Discraft ESP Hades flies the same. Prefer a different swirl run on the same mold? The Discraft Z Swirl Hades is worth a look. Browse more of our understable distance drivers.

Speed 12, glide 6, turn -3, fade 2. Diameter 21.0 cm, rim width 2.3 cm, max weight 174 g.