The Millennium Draco in Quantum plastic is Calvin Heimburg's signature very overstable control driver, and Millennium molds it flat topped and firm so it holds up no matter the conditions.

Flight Numbers: 9 / 3 / 0 / 4

Quantum feels like a flexible, slightly gummy Champion plastic, closer to a Luster blend than a base plastic, with decent grip that never gets slick. It beats in slower than a soft plastic would, which matters on an overstable disc like this since you want that fade to stay predictable for years, not months.

Thrown flat it cuts through wind and holds a straight, board-flat line before dumping into a hard, dependable fade at the end, sometimes with a sharp skip if it lands right. It excels on forehand and sidearm releases, flick rollers, and thumbers, and it is a natural choice for a force-over shot when you need the disc to fight through the air, not with it.

Built for intermediate and advanced players who already have a control driver slot open. This is not the disc to hand a brand new player, but anyone who wants a Firebird-style utility driver that finishes exactly where you point it will find a home for the Draco.

Want the same shape from another brand? The Discraft ESP Heat is a comparable overstable control driver. Looking for more speed in the same stability class? The Innova Star Destroyer is worth bagging next to it. Browse the rest of our overstable distance drivers.

Speed 9, glide 3, turn 0, fade 4. Diameter 21.2 cm, rim width 1.9 cm, max weight 173 g.