Innova

As a super-overstable high-speed driver, the Innova Ape isn’t made for everyone. Unless you can drive more than 400 feet, this won’t provide maximum distance for backhand throws. The Ape is designed for ultra power throwers, headwind shots, and strategic dog-leg fades. As a power driver, it is available in Star and the durable Champion plastic, in weights from 173-175 grams. This disc is also available in lighter weights in the Blizzard Champion plastic between 130-159g. The lighter weight Blizzard Ape is more suitable for players who can’t throw with ape-like force. This is one of our best selling Blizzard plastic discs.

The Beast is one of the most popular distance drivers in the world, and for good reason. The Innova Beast is a fast, stable driver that isn’t too much for less experienced players. This disc works well for both forehand and backhand throws. While the Beast is a good distance driver for newer players, it’s also used by professionals, including world champion Barry Schultz. This disc works for maximum distance, downwind shots, and turnover throws.

The Innova Boss is a notoriously fast and incredibly overstable distance driver that carves through wind with exceptional stability, earning its reputation as one of the most reliable long-range throwers in professional play. Its -1 turn rating makes it nearly immune to early fade, but be prepared for an intense 3-unit finish that can snap back dramatically if not tracked perfectly. Despite its speed of 13, the Boss somehow manages to maintain astonishing glide and distance potential with minimal effort.

The Innova Charger is a high-speed distance driver described as a cross between the popular Destroyer and Shryke molds. With the combined flight combination of two of Innova's most popular distance molds, Innova predicts that the Charger is going to be a top seller. This Charger is designed to provide maximum distance with limited end-of-flight fade for such a fast-flying disc golf disc. Innova describes this as a stable, torque-resistant 13-speed driver for players looking for the consistency of the Destroyer but with less fade. Compared with the Shryke, the Charger is more consistent in windy conditions. Professional disc golfer and Innova Team captain Nate Sexton says the Charger has a "nice balance of gentle flip and fade."

The Innova Colossus is a powerful distance driver with remarkable stability, renowned for its ability to maintain high speed and glide long after release while maintaining surprisingly straight flight lines. Its -1 turn rating coupled with a moderate 3 fade creates an exceptionally forgiving driving experience that rewards smooth arm speeds rather than brute force. At 14/5/-1/3, it's not just fast—it's remarkably consistent.

The Corvette is Innova's second speed-14 driver. It will take off down the fairway like a rocket! Soon, glide will take over and keep the disc coasting down the fairway. It has enough fade at the end to bring it home reliably. Get max distance and speed with the Corvette.

The Daedalus is a very fast understable distance driver. This is one of the few speed-13 drivers recommended for developing disc golfers. Innova says this about the Daedalus: A distance driver for humans who want to soar with gods. The Daedalus has wings to fly far down the fairway. The Daedalus is a new maximum downwind distance driver crafted for less powerful players. The disc will double as a long distance roller for more advanced players.

The Destroyer is consistently rated as one of the best distance drivers on InfiniteDiscs.com. This was the first Speed-12 driver and is one of the primary discs used by many professional disc golfers. For less experienced players, the Destroyer excels for forehand throws. The Destroyer is overstable, but has a degree of turn to help provide incredible glide and distance. Intermediate players will get more distance on forehand throws with the Destroyer than just about any other disc. The Innova Destroyer is a very thin (1.4cm) disc, and has the perfect sized rim (2.2cm) for high speeds, without being uncomfortably thick. As such a popular driver, the Destroyer comes available in all the major plastics.

The Innova Emperor is a precision distance driver with incredible stability - its 0 turn rating makes it nearly unflappable, tracking straight and true even in windy conditions. Its modest fade (3) allows for long, gentle descents when desired, while still holding lines remarkably well; players who can handle the speed will be rewarded with phenomenal accuracy. At speed 12, this Emperor demands finesse rather than brute force - subtle touch is more crucial than raw power.

The Innova Firebird is the first “very overstable” disc that developing disc golfers should get. This disc will provide a massive fading hook, but it’s not so fast that it can’t be controlled by less powerful players. The Firebird makes a great forehand driver and can easily handle headwinds. This disc is consistently chosen and rated as one of the best discs for sidearm throws .

The Firestorm in Innova's newest high speed driver. The Firestorm is a stable driver designed to weather the toughest conditions. Heat up your round with this dependable driver!

Introducing the Innova Gorgon, the disc that blends the precision and control of a Fairway Driver with the impressive reach of a Distance Driver. Its flight is characterized by an arrow-straight glide and a reliable fade, embodying the unwavering gaze of the mythical Gorgon. Experience legendary performance—drive like a deity and conquer the course with the Gorgon.

The Innova Groove is a unique high-speed driver with a groove around the underside of the rim. While this high speed driver has a thick rim (2.4cm), the void of plastic around the wide rim allows it to be molded in lower weights. Even though it is rated a Speed 13 driver, the Groove is suitable for less experienced players. When thrown right, the Groove will glide farther than just about any disc on the market. Innova gives the Groove a glide rating of 6. This disc works for both backhand and forehand throws.

The latin meaning of the word Invictus is "unconquered". This is an overstable 10-speed driver from Innova.

The Innova Katana delivers exceptional distance with surprisingly manageable fade, allowing players of all levels to trust its long-range potential without losing control. Its unique speed and turn profile create a dynamic flight that resists turning in, but still exhibits enough lateral movement to hold true to the target line. This category 3 driver demands commitment but rewards precision throwers with sustained, accurate distance.

The Innova Krait is a highly technical distance driver that carves out a precise trajectory with remarkably consistent fade, allowing experienced players to dial in long shots with pinpoint accuracy. Its modest glide and relatively tight turn radius make it demanding to control, but reward precision throwers with predictably deep placements. The Krait's most notable trait is its unique "pivot" flight characteristic, where subtle variations in release angle produce surprisingly different outcomes.

The Innova Mamba is the most understable high speed distance driver in the Innova line. This disc will help intermediate players get more distance, and will provide the ultimate turn for powerful throwers. This driver is good for tailwind throws, turnover shots, and makes a good roller.

The Innova Monarch is a high-speed distance driver that provides max distance for intermediate players. This is a very understable disc, but its higher speed makes it a little too much for beginners. Unlike most understable discs, the Monarch is actually a great disc for forehand throws. This disc has excellent glide.

The Innova Monster is an ultra-responsive distance driver with a tight, consistent turn that demands precise release technique to unlock its full potential. Its moderate fade allows players to shape shots and trust their lines, making it both powerful and predictable. When released perfectly, the Monster unleashes explosive downfield range that's unmatched for its weight category.

The Innova Mystere is an elite distance driver that carves out tight windows with its surprisingly clean release characteristics despite relatively sharp fade potential; players who find speed 11 challenging often discover this disc flies remarkably smoothly at slower power levels. Its unique combination of moderate glide and fast turn rate makes it exceptionally forgiving for arm speed variations, allowing skilled throwers to push it deep while still accessing gentle, controlled lines when needed. While the -2 turn value might suggest an extremely skippy flight, reality reveals a far more nuanced shape that rewards touch and technique rather than brute force.

The Orc is a the classic Speed 10 driver made by Innova. This is a fast but accurate flying disc, good for intermediate players. The Orc flies well for both backhand and forehand throws. This is an overstable disc, but it has a degree of understable turn (-1) which gives it a nice flying S path. The Orc is taller than the average distance driver and has a thinner rim. In lighter weights, this disc is a good driver for newer disc golfers. The Orc is also a good beginner disc for new players who prefer forehand throws.

The Power Disc 2 is a fast overstable distance driver that can handle power and strong headwinds, providing a very reliable and consistent distance driver.

The Innova Racer is a long-range control driver that flies like a seasoned disc right out of the box. With a uniquely curved, beaded rim, the Racer delivers smooth, mild fade and impressive glide, staying in the air and carrying toward your target even on hyzer releases. Designed for advanced and pro players, this driver offers repeatable distance on both forehand and backhand flip-up lines.

The Innova Roadrunner is a precise distance driver renowned for its exceptional accuracy and tight trajectory, slicing through dense foliage with minimal deviation from its intended path. Its unique flight profile of 9/5/-4/1 translates to powerful initial pace followed by rapid drop-off in glide potential, making it ideal for players seeking pinpoint control at maximum range. By carefully managing backhand speed, players can unlock the Roadrunner's incredible ability to track straight lines despite moderate overstable tendencies.

The Savant is a 9-speed driver, capable of good glide and a very predictable fade. It is comparable to the Innova Eagle, only a bit faster. It is a great mold for both beginners and advanced players, as it is easy to control and is a disc that can be relied upon.

The Innova Shryke carves out a unique niche as a distance driver with remarkably high fade potential, capable of producing devastating hook shots when thrown with moderate power. Its understable flight characteristics belie its 13 speed rating, making it deceptively accessible to lower-powered throwers while still rewarding precision technique from stronger arms. When released correctly, the Shryke's -2 turn and 2 fade combine for a mesmerizing lateral motion that can completely change disc direction in mid-air.

The Innova Sidewinder is a precision distance driver with exceptional understability, requiring precise release angles to unlock its full potential as a controlled, high-angle flyer capable of navigating tight windows in open fields. Its -3 turn rating produces a dramatic fade that can quickly become overstable if released too hot, making it both rewarding and challenging to master. Despite this, Sidewinder's 1 fade rating at slower speeds makes it usable for players who struggle with more overstable drivers.

A very overstable driver for monster throws, the TeeRex has the high speed and stability that power throwers crave. This is a good disc for forehand throws, windy drives, and strategic fading shots. The Innova TeeRex is currently only manufactured in Star plastic. This is a durable, grippy plastic you can count on. Over time the disc plastic is more likely to become slightly less stable, making for straighter drives – but if you’re depending on the strong fade throughout the life of the disc, the plastic will eventually lose that fade slightly.

The Tern is an understable high speed driver. Being understable, this is a comfortable disc that provides max distance for intermediate players. While the Tern’s rim is very wide (2.3 cm) it isn’t at max width like the Dominator, Vulcan, or Katana. The Innova Tern was approved by the PDGA on December 3, 2012. Innova states that the flight rating of this disc in Star and Champion plastic slightly differ. The flight rating for Champion Plastic is 12/6/-2/2. The Champion plastic that the Tern is manufactured in is super clear and looks really sharp.

The Innova Thunderbird is said to be predictable in the wind, but not so overstable that it's hard to keep straight. If you’re looking for a consistent driving disc that is slightly faster than the TeeBird3, the Thunderbird is for you. This likely won’t be the fastest or furthest flying driver in your bag, but when it comes to a workhorse driver with the right blend of speed and reliability, the Thunderbird exceeds expectations. Innova says this of the Thunderbird: “The Thunderbird comes from strong bloodlines. The stability of a TeeBird with the speed of a Valkyrie; it could be best described as a seasoned Firebird, but with less fade. The Thunderbird is still predictable in the wind and a great choice for your new favorite long-range placement driver."

The Innova Valkyrie carves an exceptional path through the air, boasting a consistent fade that outpaces its modest turn, making it a trusted workhorse in professional players' bags for precise distance control and dependable finish. Its surprisingly strong fade makes even moderate arm speeds generate substantial pullback, while its glide is merely adequate – a testament to its purpose-built distance dominance. When paired with proper release angles, the Valkyrie transforms into an exceptionally predictable driver capable of delivering pinpoint accuracy across vast distances.

The Viking is a terrific distance driver for intermediate players. This disc is similar to the Valkyrie, but with less turn, making it suitable for forehand throws.

The Wahoo is the fastest speed, floating golf disc on the market. This is a fairly stable driver with substantial turn (-2) and significant fade (2). The Wahoo is a thick bulky driver with a very wide 2.4cm rim. It is available in a floating version of Innova R-Pro plastic.

The Innova Wraith is an ultra-durable distance driver with exceptional speed and precision, carving sharp turns at moderate angles before developing a significant fade that requires careful release control to harness. Its 3-4° of initial fade transforms quickly into 5+° by the end of flight, making precise placement critical for maximum range. Players praise this disc for its surprising accuracy when paired with a controlled throw, particularly in windy conditions where it's often chosen for its consistent, predictable flight pattern.

The Innova Xcaliber is a precise and powerful distance driver that carves an exceptionally straight path with minimal turn, earning its reputation as one of the most consistent long-range discs on the market. Its 0 degree turn rating translates to remarkably flat flights, allowing players to trust their lines deep into open terrain. With a subtle yet persistent fade at the end, Xcaliber rewards precise throws and demands exceptional technique to maximize its potential.

The Innova Archangel is one of the best discs for newer disc golfers who have trouble controlling fade on their drives. This disc has a good amount of high-speed turn, excellent glide, and limited fade to help young players achieve maximum distance. The Archangel is available in the inexpensive DX plastic and is available in weights from 150 to 175 grams. The highly understable flight characteristics help make this disc a good one for roller shots.

The Innova Banshee is an overstable fairway driver that is great for fighting the wind. This disc has a strong reliable fade and is good for both backhand and sidearm throws.

The Innova Caiman carves a precise path with minimal fade, allowing players to shape shots and control lines with pinpoint accuracy; its moderate speed requires gentle power, but rewards precision with reliable flight. Notably, it's known for maintaining surprising forward momentum even after releasing, making it ideal for long-range approaches where distance is more important than pure glide. Despite its relatively low glide number, the Caiman generates enough hang time to make longer throws work surprisingly well off flat terrain.

The Cheetah is one of the best drivers for newer disc golfers. Though not one of the fastest golf discs on the market, the Cheetah is very easy to control and provides consistent S-Curve flights. One of the best things about the Innova Cheetah is that it is a very cheap golf disc. It’s available in DX plastic, which is least expensive, and provides an excellent grip allowing for confident throws. The Cheetah comes in weights as low as 150g. Newer disc golfers and youth will see more distance with lighter weight discs.

The Innova Croc is a very overstable midrange disc. The rim of the disc is an aggressive concave shape to make it a great wind fighter. The Croc is the Firebird of mid-range discs.

The Innova Dragon is a great stable driver that floats in water. It is in that speed range where it can be classified as either a fairway or distance driver. The Dragon is made of a unique floating blend of DX plastic that wears quickly. This golf disc has a substantial degree of turn (-2), and makes a good forehand roller. It also has a significant amount of fade providing an overall stable flight path. The unique thing about the Dragon is its ability to float in water. Floating discs are fun for playing rounds at the lake, and for those extra wet courses. Every serious disc golfer ought to own at least one floating disc.The Dragon is thicker than most drivers (1.9cm height) but has an average rim depth. The less dense plastic is a bit thicker than other plastic molds.

The Innova Eagle is a precision fairway driver with exceptional control, featuring a unique combination of understable turn and strong fade that demands subtle release techniques to unlock its full potential. At 7/4/-1/3 flight numbers, it produces incredibly straight flights when released correctly, making it ideal for tight windows and pinpoint shots. Its -1 turn rating makes it notoriously tricky to control, requiring precise form to generate consistent results.

The Innova Gazelle operates with laser-like precision, cutting through dense foliage while maintaining a remarkably straight flight path that belies its 6 speed rating. Its zero turn characteristic means predictable trajectories even when trees seem to close in, while subtle fade ensures gentle drop-offs rather than abrupt stalls. This category-defining fairway driver has earned a loyal following among strategic players who appreciate nuanced distance control and unerring accuracy.

The Hawkeye is a new control driver from Innova Champion Discs. It is a very straight-flying fairway driver. It makes for the perfect straight line shot through tunnels, or low hanging canopies. It is accurate and easy to throw, proving to be a great beginner disc, or a controllable disc for the more advanced player. It is a manageable speed that offers a high amount of glide, making this a great disc to use in various situations.

The Leopard is the classic, straight-flying Innova fairway driver. This disc is very popular in starter sets thanks to the reliable flight path and limited fade. It’s not the fastest flying disc (speed 6) but new players will likely see more distance with the Leopard than just about any other disc. While the Leopard is great for beginners, it can be found in bags of more advanced players as well. With moderate throws this disc is perfect for weaving between narrow lines of trees. It also makes a good turnover driver that slices to the right, and a good roller disc as well. If you want a great disc to perfect your throwing technique, buy a handful of inexpensive DX Leopards and head to a field.

The Innova Leopard 3 cuts through dense foliage with unparalleled precision, its -2 turn rating making it an ace for navigating tight fairway lines while maintaining surprisingly long range potential despite moderate speed. Its shallow fade (1) ensures consistent flight paths, turning heads on the course as a versatile "get-out-of-jail" card; famously, this disc holds remarkably straight and controlled even when thrown with some power. For advanced players seeking nuance in fairway play, the Leopard 3 offers subtle manipulation opportunities that can make all the difference between good shots and great ones.

The Innova Lynx is an understable, glide-focused fairway driver formerly released as the IT. The mold remains the same, but the name has been updated for better clarity and searchability. With the original Lynx mold no longer in production, the name has been reassigned to this glide-centric fairway driver. While the flight itself has not changed, the turn rating has been adjusted from -2 to -3 to better reflect its true high-speed turn. The Lynx delivers easy distance with significant glide and smooth turnover potential. Developing players can achieve full flights without high arm speed, while moderate to faster arms will find it useful for standstills, low ceilings, technical woods lines, powered-down control shots, and rollers. The Lynx is said to fly like a faster Fox.

The Innova Python is a discontinued driver that was initially released in 1994. This disc has a wide 21.7cm diameter. The Innova Factory store occasionally puts out new runs of this old disc.

The DX Ram has been brought back from the grave! Disc Golfers can now pick up a brand new DX Ram and relive some of disc golf's early days. The Ram is like a large diameter Griffin, working dependably as an overstable fairway driver.

The TeeBird is a classic disc by Innova. It is a popular fairway driver for many disc golfers. Made for straight lines with an easy, steady fade throughout its flight, the TeeBird is a dependable, all-around control driver. This disc set the standard for driving consistency and is the disc that all new models are compared with.

The Innova Teebird3 cuts through dense foliage with pinpoint accuracy, holding its edge on tight shots while maintaining manageable speed that won't get away from you. Its 0 turn rating means predictable flight paths without unwanted snap or flip, making it a favorite among precise players who demand consistency. A slight fade helps this fairway driver stay straight into chains and avoid roller problems.

This disc is also known as the TeeBird-L. The TL and the TeeBird are very closely related. Both have the same speed, but this disc has slightly less fade at the end of flight. That is a great advantage for fairway drives, but less advantageous when fade is necessary. Easy to control and with a comfortable plastic, the TL is a great fairway disc to be familiar with. The TL is available in Innova’s best plastics – Star and Champion.

Innova says: “The TL3 is the evolution of the TL. Much like the longer faster TeeBird3, the TL3 has a bit more speed and a little less glide for more control. Think: TeeBird control, straighter flight AND finish.”

The original super-overstable driver, the Viper is great for power throwers, since it will not turn over. Unlike most of the newer super-overstable drivers, this disc has a moderate sized rim (1.6cm). If you’re looking for a slower speed driver with maximum fade, the Viper is your disc. It comes available in inexpensive DX plastic.

This disc looks like a UFO from the side, which is very fitting for the disc called the Alien. It's got a top like the Sonic, with the classic Fastback-like shape with a thumbtrack and little ridges for grip, and a bottom like a modern midrange. It feels more comfortable than it should, flies like a dream, and might make it in some of our employees' bags.

The Innova Arachnid is a new midrange disc golf disc.

The Atlas is the first disc manufactured by Innova that combines two different plastics in the same disc. This method of utilizing a rim piece that is composed of a different plastic from the flight plate is called an ‘overmold’ and has been very successful for MVP. The rim of the Atlas is composed of a gummy composite which provides unparallelled grip, durability, and consistency in flight. On the underside of the rim there are four ‘compass’ points (hence the Atlas name). These points help secure the outer rim with the inner flight plate.

The Avatar is an overmold midrange disc that combines some of the elements of popular Innova molds like the Roc3, Lion, and Atlas. It is a stable mid with a moderate, controlled fade.

The Cobra is a beginner-friendly stable midrange golf disc. It has a relatively narrow rim that helps provide great control for backhand throws. When thrown with a little speed, the Cobra will see a high-speed turn followed by a significant amount of low-speed fade. The Cobra isn’t the straightest flying midrange disc on the market, but it will usually go where you want it to. The Innova Cobra is available in the inexpensive DX plastic. This is a great disc for beginners.

Beloved understable midrange for turnover shots and roller lines.

The Innova Coyote is a precision midrange with incredible glide and surprisingly little fade, allowing it to sail through tight windows of air without dropping off prematurely. Its zero turn rating means a remarkably straight flight path for its speed class, while subtle fade potential makes approach shots incredibly dependable. This category-defining disc earns its reputation as one of the most consistent midranges in golf.