Innova Discs

Is your pool experience drained of fun? Pour excitement back into your water outings with the Waboba Flobo Floating Water disc. It’s super fun to throw and catch, and best of all it doesn’t sink into the abyss! **Wet or dry, it flies straight and holds together for a long time. Features: Flexible, buoyant rim Quick drying fabric Weight: 55 grams Diameter: 7.3” Great for: Pool get-togethers Beach outings Throwing in and around lake or river

The Innova AviarX3 is the most overstable disc in the Aviar family tree and it’s the go-to approach disc for power player and forehand specialist Jeremy “Big Jerm” Koling. More about the AviarX3 in Big Jerm’s Words: “The AviarX3 is the disc I rely upon most in my bag. I use it for essentially every forehand and backhand approach inside 300 feet,” said Koling. He also says it’s great for: Out-of-position rescue shots Point and shoot flick rollers Stable flexing anhyzers Ultra-long panning overhead throws Disc Feel: “The flat flight plate provides a nice hand feel but it also eliminates unnecessary glide. This allows me to be more aggressive with my approaches while ultimately getting more bullseyes,” said Koling. A Mid Range in Putt & Approach Clothing: Don’t forget to use this beefy disc for moderate length drives and for headwind approaches. 2016 US Champ: One word best describes Jeremy Koling’s performance during the 2016 USDGC and that is: “Solid.” Solid putting Solid accuracy off the tee Solid mental game that minimized mistakes With a bullet proof performance like that, it’s no wonder Koling earned the biggest win of his career. Being a “major champion is something that I will have for the rest of my life and that means a lot to me,” said Koling after his win.

The Manta is a new VTech version of the Stingray that offers more control. The Manta has a gentle turn when thrown with power, and smooth straight glide when thrown flat with moderate power. The Manta is a good choice for beginner and is ideal for players looking for a beat in Mid-Range for finesse shots.