I am a big Millennium fan ever since the JLS came out. This last year I began working on a complete Millennium bag. The only issue is the straightest, longest disc I use is the Shryke. With all the reviews I was convinced that I had finally found a Millennium replacement for the Shryke. I got one in each kind of plastic. I was a bit disappointed that the - 2/2 Falcon didn't fly the same as the Star Shryke but I kept working with it. It actually flew more like a Champion Shryke or Orion LF. Over Stable +3 fade. I had to put an anhyzer on them to get them to snake to a straight target. Well I've been throwing these things at the range every other day for 3 months now and today I finally realized that the problem I've been having all week with these things is because they've finally broken in and now fly just like a Shryke. I began hitting far right of the target with no fade back, rhbh. I threw them flat and finally after all this time got that perfect -2/2 soft fade. 3 Shrykes, 3 Falcons all thrown flat, all parked within 3ft of the target.

In short, a testament to the quality of the plastics, Standard, Sirius, and Quantum. It took a really long time to get these broke in. Like more than 30 tree hits each. More than a hundred ground hammers. The standard actually broke in about two weeks ago, the Sirius last week and the Quantum still not quite broke in but close. I feel like these will be around a lot longer than my Star Shrykes. Now the real, out of the box Millennium equal to the Shryke is the Astra but I haven't broken one in yet so not sure if a broken in version holds up. Maybe Quantum.

I've really enjoyed throwing these and now I'm extra super excited about them. Like getting new discs again.

I rate these new as 13/5/-1/2 hard fade

Broken in 13/5/-2/2 soft fade

I through about 350 ft.  For me this one is great for big S curves.  It turns more than it fades back, and you have to throw it with enough height to give it time to fight back.  I would assume with it's big turn numbers it'd be pretty friendly for beginners as well.  

Honestly not a huge fan of this.  I am a mid level player, not a huge arm (can maybe get out 350 feet) and this disc just seemed like a contradiction...Fast, but pretty under-stable....so if I tried to throw it hard, it would just flip, and if I took a little bit off of it it became way over-stable.  If I need a disc around these numbers, I prefer the Beast as it seems more controllable for me...maybe you just need a really big arm to throw this and I just don't have it,  In fairness, it is always pretty windy where I live (Texas Gulf Coast) so maybe it would perform better in calmer conditions, but I just found it very hard to control and predict.

It's the Millenium Falcon. The name alone makes me want to throw this disc any chance I get. This disc is FAST. It has a pretty flat top, and a comfortably wide rim that's not too deep to be a nuisance.

Fresh out of the box it has a similar flight to a Shryke, or even a flippy Destroyer, with maybe slightly more forward fade at the end of the flight. I instantly loved it. The Millenium Standard plastic feels great and will definitely break in relatively quickly compared to other premium plastics but this thing is ready to go from the jump. Snap it on a hyzer and it'll flip to flat and eat up distance. Thrown flat you'll have a pretty S shot with enough stability to finish back left (RHBH) and thrown on a slight anny it will hold that line until the very end when it claws back into its low speed fade.

In calm conditions I trust this disc as one of my max distance drivers. I do not recommend throwing this into a headwind however unless you accommodate with a heavy hyzer release. It likes, and wants to sit up when it's in the air and get down the fairway, but any headwind over 10ish mph and it can get squirrelly on you if you're not careful.

This disc is fun to throw, fun to talk about, and instantly made my bag. Go grab one and make the jump to light speed!...or ya know, don't and I'll just buy a crapload of backups myself. This disc is a BOMBER and not leaving my bag. 

This disc is super fast.  I have been throwing the Quasar for awhile now as my absolute go-to.  So I will compare the Falcon with it. 

The Falcon gets more distance and more turn than the Quasar.  I don't have to force an anny flight like I do for a Quasar to get max distance.  It is the perfect compliment to the Quasar.  This is such a good disc.  It can handle some headwind and I can throw it both BH and FH and get consistent results.  I use this as a max distance driver.  
It has a super wide rim, which some don't like, but it fits comfortable in my hand.  It comes out super clean on a FH and BH.  This is one of only a few discs that I can throw both BH and FH with success.  It has good stability to handle the torque from a FH, but not just dump for me on a BH.
This is such a great disc.  If you the arm to throw it, then put it in the bag. 

• I love this disc.  With a name like millennium falcon I had to try it out. I was not disappointed. This disc has a smooth release out of the hand, and glides well with a medium left fade at the finish. Don’t be intimidated by the 13 speed rating either. I throw a 9 or 10 speed best, and this one throws as well as any disc in my bag. I haven’t thrown the Sirius plastic but the Standard suits me just fine. This one has a permanent place in my bag and I’ve already ordered my second one.