Innova is the #1 Disc Golf Manufacturer in the world. They held the original patent on the bevel edge golf disc and make more discs each year then all other manufacturers combined. Innova manufactures discs in Rancho Cucamonga, California and also has a major distribution center for the East Coast in Rock Hill, South Carolina.
The Innova Mamba is the most understable high speed distance driver in the Innova lineup. This disc will help intermediate players to get more distance, and it will provide the ultimate turn for the powerful throwers. This driver is good choice for tailwind shots, anhyzer shots, and for those difficult roller shots.
If you are looking for a very overstable powerful distance driver, then add the Innova Monster to your arsenal. If you are an experienced player who is searching for a disc that is predictable in headwinds or hard turning drives, then this wind beating driver is the disc for you. It lives up too its name, as on the course it will give you scores only a Monster can claim! The Monster has a fairly wide rim width (2.0 cm) and comes in weights ranging from 165-175 grams.
The Monster is no longer available.
The Destroyer is the #1 selling disc on InfiniteDiscs.com. This was the first Speed 12 driver and is one of the primary discs used by a great many professional disc golfers. For less experienced players, the Destroyer excels at forehand shots. The Destroyer may be overstable, but has the perfect degree of turn to help provide some incredible glide and distance. Intermediate players will get a lot more distance on forehand shots with the Destroyer than just about any other disc out there. 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 of the major plastic blends.
The Innova Monarch is a high speed distance driver that provides maximum distance for intermediate golfers. This is a very understable disc, but, due to the fact this disc comes equipped with some higher speed, it proves too be much for beginners. Unlike most understable discs, this disc is actually a pretty great choice for forehand shots. This disc comes equipped with some excellent glide.
The Max is another very overstable distance driver that is guaranteed not to turn over, no matter the wind conditions. If you are an experienced player who tries for anhyzer flex shots and spike hyzer shots, then this disc should definitely be one in your arsenal.
The Groove is a stable flying, ultra high speed driver that provides maximum distance. The unique thing about the Groove, and the reason for its name, is the 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 means that this disc can be molded in lower weights.
Even though it is rated a Speed 13 driver, the Groove is still suitable for less experienced players. When thrown right, the Groove will glide farther than almost any other disc currently on the market. Innova gives the Groove a glide rating at 6. This is a good disc for both backhand and forehand shots.
The Gator is a bulky overstable mid-range disc, ideal for those shots you want to have stay put right next to the basket. The Gator has very little glide (Innova rating of 2) and will go only as far as you throw it. It makes a decent putter on very windy days.
The Gator is available in an inexpensive DX plastic blend, which provides a super grippy, accurate release that sticks to the ground without skipping or rolling much. It is also available in premium Star plastic.
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), thus making for a great forehand roller. It also comes with a significant amount of fade that provides an overall stable flight path.
The unique thing about the Dragon is its ability to float in water. Floating discs ideal for those extra wet courses and fun for those rounds around the lake. 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.
Looking to make more putts? The Birdie is a super accurate, straight shooting putter. This is a great disc for ultimate frisbee players converting to disc golf. The Birdie may be one of the slowest discs on the market, but it will fly straight as an arrow.
The Birdie is a tall disc and has a super deep rim (not a good disc for forehand shots). It is available in the low cost DX plastic at a price anyone can afford.
The Cobra is a beginner friendly stable mid-range golf disc. The relatively narrow rim provides great control that is ideal for backhand shots. When given a little speed, the Cobra will see a high speed turn that is followed by a significant amount of low speed fade. The Cobra isn’t the straightest flying mid range 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.
