USED Millennium Sirius Orion LF 168g Pink-Lilac Distance Driver Golf Disc
Pickup currently unavailable at 1200 Mendelssohn Ave N, Golden Valley MN 55427
The Orion LF, introduced in 2006, marked Millennium's breakthrough in driver technology. Off the tee it will cut through a headwind, and give you a predictable fade downwind. Great for all skill levels. Newer players will love it upwind, while experienced players will use it to make amazing shots in all kinds of conditions. The Orion LF, together with the Orion LS, answers all your driving needs. Distance + Accuracy = Birdies. Count on it.
| Speed | Glide | Turn | Fade |
| 9 | 5 | -1 | 2 |
| RNG | HSS | LSS | PWR |
| 5 | -0.5 | 3 | 5 |
1. This disc is used and may show minor wear from previous play. The Sleepy Scale measures both stability and condition: a lower rating indicates a more “sleepy,” worn disc, while a higher rating indicates a disc closer to new with more “awake,” responsive flight characteristics.
2. This disc is individually photographed, so you’re choosing the exact weight, color, and stamp shown above.
Only Available In Store At Our Little Canada Location:
2900 Rice Street #440, Little Canada, MN
10/10 – New (Unthrown)
Brand new disc with no wear. May have storage scuffs but never thrown.
9/10 – Field Tested
Thrown a few times with minimal wear. Stamp and rim are clean.
8/10 – Light Wear
Normal use with minor scuffs or scratches. No major damage.
7/10 – Moderate Wear
Clearly used with visible wear. Disc is still stable and fully playable.
6/10 – Heavy Wear
Significant wear and scuffing. Flight may be altered but disc remains usable.
5/10 or Below – Very Used
Heavy wear, cosmetic damage, or ink. Best for practice or backups.
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I had found a disc I really liked while on the course but it was not mine so I tracked down the guy who owned it and returned it but I threw it really well so I went to gotta go gotta throw and ordered one and it came within a week and I have been using it and it is my favorite disc at the moment. I am very pleased with this shop and I will definitely order from here again and I suggest others should do the same.
Great disc! Thank you!
I bought the Sirius OLF to replace my Star Orc as a dependable control driver, as orcs have been hard to come by in the correct weights. Its been a great switch. The OLF has the small outer rim "bead" that the teebird has, but (as the flight numbers suggest) it flies like a baby wraith. Compared to the orc, the OLF has a touch more glide, but is not floaty. The stability is reliable as with the orc, but I believe the OLF is more controllable and a little slower than the orc, and will keep its predictability compared to a star orc as it seasons. This run of OLF is fairly flat and I find it more comfortable than a thunderbird to throw forehand, and the with the speed between thunderbirds and orcs, its basically exactly what I wanted. I'll probably have to grab one in Quantum plastic as well. I went from never having touched an OLF to considering it essential bagging in about three rounds of disc golf. Must get for those who want something like a thunderbird but don't like thunderbirds. For reference I currently throw the OLF on a flat forehand about 320' max and am generally using it forehand and backhand for that 275' - 325' range.
I bought the Sirius OLF to replace my Star Orc as a dependable control driver, as orcs have been hard to come by in the correct weights. Its been a great switch. The OLF has the small outer rim "bead" that the teebird has, but (as the flight numbers suggest) it flies like a baby wraith. Compared to the orc, the OLF has a touch more glide, but is not floaty. The stability is reliable as with the orc, but I believe the OLF is more controllable and a little slower than the orc, and will keep its predictability compared to a star orc as it seasons. This run of OLF is fairly flat and I find it more comfortable than a thunderbird to throw forehand, and the with the speed between thunderbirds and orcs, its basically exactly what I wanted. I'll probably have to grab one in Quantum plastic as well. I went from never having touched an OLF to considering it essential bagging in about three rounds of disc golf. Must get for those who want something like a thunderbird but don't like thunderbirds. For reference I currently throw the OLF on a flat forehand about 320' max and am generally using it forehand and backhand for that 275' - 325' range.
The OLF has to be one of the most slept on discs out there. Super dependable fade. Not a meathook. Smooth flights, feels great in the hand. Highly recommend for all skill levels.
The OLF has to be one of the most slept on discs out there. Super dependable fade. Not a meathook. Smooth flights, feels great in the hand. Highly recommend for all skill levels.
If you through it on a little ani it flys straight as a arrow
If you through it on a little ani it flys straight as a arrow
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