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As Millennium seeks to grow our line of premium golf discs, we are launching a new initiative called the “Experimental Series.” It’s a new twist on the manufacturing game for Millennium, as we look to bring un-released molds and configurations to the market.

A great American poet once said, “You can’t really know where you are going until you know where you have been,” and this initiative is inspired by the original “Call John” Experimental Omega. For those not in the know, it was an experimental Omega putter released in the late 1990’s, proudly hot-stamped with the Co-Founder of Millennium’s phone number on it. John Houck simply wanted to know what players thought of the disc before moving into regular production. So just like the “Call John” Omega, the goals of the Experimental Series are simple – to listen to our fans, and to grow our line with discs that help disc golfers play smart and keep it simple.

Since 1995, Millennium has grown its line-up of products through proprietary models, as well as variations to existing products through our molding partner, Innova Champion Discs. As we continue to expand our lineup we’re going to “play smart” and experiment our way in. Here’s how it will work:

• Products released within the Experimental Series are exactly what the name implies – an experiment.
• Each run will be an extremely limited run of new, un-released molding configurations. Runs will also include the natural occurrence of X-outs.
• The runs will limit variables and keep the experiment as controlled as possible: each run will be in a single color, in a single premium plastic type.
• They’ll be PDGA approved and accessible through the online Millennium Pro Shop.
• Each release will be numbered in succession (ex: ES1, ES2, ES3, etc).
• Users of the discs will be encouraged to provide their feedback on the disc via a survey.
• Millennium will gauge user feedback as well as sales traction to inform whether or not an ES model will be further released. This decision will be made at the sole discretion of Millennium and will also consider other implications on the production and business side.
• If it’s further released, it will be named, re-PDGA approved and launched within the line.
• If it’s not, then fans have a highly collectible relic of disc golf science.

We hope that you’ll join the experiment, and provide us with the stress-testing, shot-styling, description-crafting feedback we’ll need to consider if we opt to add a new disc to our line.

Throw Millennium.

Following the release of a limited quantity of first contact Velas, we are now aware of production issues in some of the discs that have been released to customers. We have options for those seeking a solution.

The “First Contact” inventory of the Helio and Quantum Vela was a small portion of the first run. It was released and available in two ways: from inventory that was delivered to Millennium at the Las Vegas Challenge and vending at the event, and another small quantity that was shipped to Millennium during the tournament and released through our online pro shop. Online orders were made available and taken prior to the receipt of the product at our warehouse. In both cases, inventory was immediately released and sold to our customers at LVC and online, which is how this issue initially went undetected. At this time, all remaining first run Velas are being reviewed and may be re-released upon evaluation.

The production issue at hand is a result of a flat-topping process. In a portion of the discs released, there is an off-center impression from the flat-topping process that renders one side of the disc’s top very flat, and the opposite side of the disc’s top with a slight shoulder. While most easily noticed by touch/grip, a crescent-like impression can be seen on some of the disc’s top, and in some cases a slight slant can be seen when looking at the profile of the disc. This is a rare production result within the limited quantity of Velas released for the First Contact, but we understand customers who may not be satisfied with the result of the product that they may have received.

For customers that received product in this condition and are unsatisfied with their purchase, we have some options to offer. Verified purchases made directly from Millennium will be provided with options for a rebate, a coupon against a future order, or a return/refund.
Please contact us at [email protected], attach a picture identifying this production issue on your disc(s), and include your order number in your email.

All other first run Vela are still in QC protocols and will be released in the near future after receipt at our warehouse. Until then, thank you for the support and excitement from our First Contact customers and fans.

The Vela is Millennium’s newest fairway driver and the next signature Millennium model in the bag for Calvin Heimburg. It’s more stable than the JLS without being so stable that it isn’t user friendly. The Vela is the perfect balance of power and finesse. The flight numbers on the Quantum Vela will be ~7 | 4 | -1.5 | 2 with the Helio version checking in at ~7 | 4 | -0.5 | 3. Throwers of the Original FD2 or Eagle should definitely try this disc out.

Millennium Golf Discs has multiple models releasing soon in our new beautiful Sirius plastic blend called “Helio.” Each model will be released on our Pro Shop, and will also be utilized as fundraiser and Limited Edition variations, making these first runs a sure collector’s item.

Helio discs are a strikingly colorful, shimmery Sirius plastic blend that bursts from the center of the disc. The colorful outer rim and heliocentric appearance of the discs resemble the sun, or a distant star on the backdrop of a colorful galaxy.

Keep an eye on our Pro Shop for forthcoming releases, and drops from our select fundraising initiatives.

Play Smart. Keep it Simple. Throw Millennium.