I am having a decent fast internet with fast.com showing 150mbps, but when I'm trying to download the Zorin ISO it says 4-8 hours and it's difficult to get that to complete without error.
I was wondering why we do not have a torrent download option like other distros which is faster and also can be paused/resumed as required.
The server to download Zorin OS is on sourceforge. During high demand, it can slow down- so it helps to close the page and check back in after a few minutes to find a much faster download.
Hopefully this helps.
As to the suggestion of making the OS available as a torrent - Good Suggestion. 
Though it requires that a bunch of servers are seeding the image, or else it defeat the whole purpose...
Just saw this weird thing on the internet today
I might be slightly evil for being amused by a company named OpSec Security being spoofed...
The irony or karma... or both.
I would refrain from name a name, but one related news depicts Ubuntu as a "minor hobbyist OS", which made my eyes rolling 
There is an unofficial torrent by distrowatch here:
https://distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=bittorrent&sortorder=date
Just search in the page for "zorin" and click on the link. Distrowatch only provides recent official stable releases so no Zorin 16 Beta. There are only:
Mind you, the torrent is not the fastest, but it sure beats having to deal with corrupted download due to unstable connection / bandwith.
And don't forget to do sha256 checksum on the ISO file
I used inuxtracker.org in past with a positive result.
Zorin 16 beta is here:
https://linuxtracker.org/index.php?page=torrent-details&id=7c029b7bb514ea56646f40bb90780b4d6684337a&hit=1
Links to other versions of Zorin can be found at the bottom of the page.
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