Discraft Ti Swirl Ares
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Unleash your maximum power with the Discraft Ti Swirl Ares (12/6/-1/2)! Developed for the Paul McBeth signature lineup and widely known as the "Zeus 2.0," this high-speed distance driver delivers massive glide and unmatched torque resistance. Molded in Discraft's ultra-premium Ti Swirl plastic, this run combines the elite durability and metallic shimmer of standard Titanium with visually stunning, multi-colored swirls. The naturally stiffer profile of the Ti Swirl blend offers slightly enhanced overstability, making it the ultimate headwind-fighting workhorse for advanced power throwers who need a long, shapeable flight with a dependable finish.Couldn't load pickup availability
Discraft Ti Swirl Ares 12 | 6 | -1 | 2
Unleash maximum power and dominate the fairway with the stunning Discraft Ti Swirl Ares! Developed as the newest marquee addition to the Paul McBeth signature lineup, the Ares is a high-speed distance driver built to handle extreme arm speeds. Originally nicknamed the "Zeus 2.0" during testing, this mold offers a more stable, torque-resistant alternative to the original Zeus. Molded in Discraft's ultra-premium Ti Swirl plastic, this release combines top-tier durability and metallic shimmer with enhanced overstability, making it the ultimate headwind bomber. Add this gorgeous distance driver to your Discraft Ares Collection and upgrade your Discraft lineup today!
Flight Numbers & Performance
The Ares operates on official flight ratings of Speed: 12, Glide: 6, Turn: -1, and Fade: 2. Because of the naturally stiffer, slightly more overstable nature of Titanium plastic, expect the Ti Swirl Ares to fight back a bit harder at the end of its flight compared to standard ESP runs.
| Speed | Glide | Turn | Fade |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12 | 6 | -1 | 2 |
How the Ti Swirl Ares handles off the tee:
- Maximum Torque Resistance: Designed to hold its line reliably when fighting stiff headwinds or when thrown with massive, aggressive power. You won't have to worry about this one burning over into a roller.
- Incredible Glide: Features an upgraded, aerodynamically modified wing profile designed to generate massive lift, keeping the disc airborne longer for serious distance.
- Dependable Finish: The Ti Swirl blend gives it a slightly more pronounced, forward-pushing fade, ensuring you always finish exactly where you planned.
The Ti Swirl Plastic Advantage
Discraft's Titanium (Ti) plastic is renowned for being one of the most durable and highest-performing blends on the market. The "Swirl" variation takes the signature metallic, pearlescent shimmer of classic Ti and injects vibrant, multi-colored swirls into every disc. Not only is every Ti Swirl Ares a visually unique masterpiece, but the plastic naturally cools to create a slightly stiffer, flatter profile. This makes it the go-to choice for power throwers who want a disc that starts out beefy and retains its original flight characteristics for years of heavy use.
Explore Other Ares Plastics
Need a slightly different feel or flight for your max distance slot? Check out these other premium runs of the Ares:
- ESP Ares: The standard premium stock release. Offers a highly comfortable, all-weather grip and a slightly more shapeable flight right out of the box.
- "Night of the McBeast" Big Z Colorshift Ares: A highly collectible, retailer-exclusive release featuring horror-inspired artwork by Brian Allen on beautiful, color-shifting Big Z plastic.
Release Information & Specifications
- Flight Numbers: Speed 12 | Glide 6 | Turn -1 | Fade 2
- Disc Type: Stable Distance Driver
- Profile: Wide-rimmed driver built for maximum power and aerodynamic lift.
- Plastic Blend: Ti Swirl (Elite durability, metallic shimmer, stiffer feel, added overstability)
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Ti Swirl Ares fly compared to the ESP Ares?
Titanium plastic generally molds up a bit stiffer and slightly more overstable than ESP. While the ESP Ares might show a bit more of that -1 turn out of the box, the Ti Swirl Ares will fight headwinds better and offer a stronger, more dependable fade at the end of its flight.
What is Ti Swirl plastic?
Ti Swirl takes Discraft's ultra-durable Titanium plastic—known for its metallic sheen and incredible lifespan—and blends in multiple colors to create a gorgeous, swirly aesthetic. It provides a premium, firm grip that power throwers love.
Is the Ares a good driver for beginners?
No. The Ares is a 12-speed distance driver designed for the Paul McBeth lineup, meaning it requires a significant amount of arm speed to fly correctly. For beginners, it will act like a highly overstable meat-hook and drop to the ground very early. It is best suited for advanced and professional players.