Innova Overmold

You need a disc that fights for you not against you. With its sneaky stability, the XT Avatar can defend against moderate headwinds and hold long lines without zapping your strength. How it feels: Ample grip. Noticeable dome. Poppy. Overmold: The firm flight plate is fused to a tough, all-weather rim for smooth releases and stable flights. Great for: Medium length shots where reliable fade is key. Short, utility sidearm shots. Rainy rounds. Flight Numbers: 5 / 4 / 0 / 2

Simply put, the Avatar embodies your game. This disc has a mix of DNA from the Lion, Atlas, and Roc3. With its stable but no too stable flight, the Avatar can handle just about any shot in the spectrum. Achieve reliable turnovers with an anhzyer release and modest hzyer-flips when thrown flat. Then, watch it hang in the air with its surprising glide. The latest product in Innova Overmold technology, the Avatar has a touch more fade than its Overmold cousin, the Atlas. Multi-color INNfuse inks make this large-diameter mid-range come alive. Rim Plastic: Star Flight Plate Plastic: Star Fight Numbers: 5 / 4 / 0 / 2

Directions to the green are straight forward with the Innova Star Atlas, the easy to handle mid range with tons of grip and utility. How the Star Atlas disc feels: In the hand, it has a thin, shallow rim that’s packed with a lot of grip. Flight plate is modestly firm (less firm than the Champion or XT editions. Dome ranges from modest to noticeable. Star Atlas Flight Numbers: 5 / 4 / 0 / 1 How the Atlas flies: The Atlas is a neutral flying large diameter mid range disc that’s easy to learn and even easier to fall in love with. Practically any line is within reach of this disc, provided the wind isn’t too severe. The Atlas benefits aren’t limited to the sky either. Its overmold design allows for a flat landing in most cases, which limits harsh skips off the fairway. After tree hits, the length of deflections are also minimized. More about Star Overmold: With Innova’s overmold, which marries two separate plastic pieces together, you never have to choose between grip and performance. In the case of the Star Atlas, a grippy Star plastic rim is combined with a separate Star flight plate. The Atlas features four 'compass points' located on the underside of the disc, which are used for rim molding. There’s no need to question the disc's durability because the two materials are welded together. The Star Atlas flies slightly more understable than the Champion edition. Great for: Straight medium length drives and approaches Touch hyzer and anhyzer forehands Immediate hyzer flips One-disc rounds. How will I throw it?: Beginner to intermediate players will see straight flights with a moderate fade at flight’s end, especially in lighter weights. Lots of versatility available here as well. Advanced players will experience straight to turnover flights from the get-go, but may overpower the disc on occasion.

Straight flights are easier than you think with the Innova Champion Atlas, the unique mid range that fuses two different plastics together. How the Champion Atlas feels: In the hand, it has a thin, shallow rim that’s packed with a lot of grip. The flight plate is stiff. Dome ranges from modest to noticeable. Champion Atlas Flight Numbers: 5 / 4 / 0 / 1 How the Atlas flies: The Atlas is a neutral flying large diameter mid range disc that’s easy to learn and even easier to fall in love with. Practically any line is within reach of this disc, provided the wind isn’t too severe. The Atlas benefits aren’t limited to the sky either. Its overmold design allows for flat landings in most cases, which limits harsh skips off the fairway. After tree hits, the length of deflections are also minimized. More about Champion Overmold: Innova’s overmold marries two separate plastic pieces together, so you never have to choose between grip and performance. In the case of the Champion Atlas, a grippy Star plastic rim is combined with a firm Champion flight plate. The Atlas features four 'compass points' located on the underside of the disc, which are used for rim molding. There’s no need to question the disc's durability because the two materials are welded together.  The Champion Atlas flies more stable than the Star edition. Great for: Straight medium length drives and approaches Touch hyzer and anhyzer forehands Immediate hyzer flips One-disc rounds. How will I throw it?: Beginner to intermediate players will see straight flights with a moderate fade at flight’s end, especially in lighter weights. Lots of versatility available here as well. Advanced players will experience straight to turnover flights from the get-go, but may overpower the disc on occasion.

Getting lost off the fairway is a thing of the past with the Innova XT Atlas at your side. It’s the mid range that’s built to stay on the straight and narrow. How the XT Atlas disc feels: In the hand, it has a thin, shallow rim that’s packed with tons of grip. The flight plate is moderately stiff, but has more give Champion edition. Noticeable dome in most cases. XT Atlas Flight Numbers: 5 / 4 / 0 / 1 How the Atlas flies: The Atlas is a neutral flying large diameter mid range disc that’s easy to learn and even easier to fall in love with. Practically any line is within reach of this disc, provided the wind isn’t too severe. The Atlas benefits aren’t limited to the sky either. Its overmold design allows for flat landing in most cases, which limits harsh skips off the fairway. After tree hits, the length of deflections are also minimized. More about XT Overmold: With Innova’s overmold, which marries two separate plastic pieces together, you never have to choose between grip and performance. In the case of the XT Atlas, a grippy Pro plastic rim is combined with a XT plastic flight plate. The Atlas features four 'compass points' located on the underside of the disc, which are used for rim molding. There’s no need to question the disc's durability because the two materials are welded together. Great for: Straight medium length drives and approaches Touch hyzer and anhyzer forehands Immediate hyzer flips One-disc rounds. How will I throw it?: Beginner to intermediate players will see straight flights with a moderate fade at flight’s end, especially in lighter weights. Lots of versatility available here as well. Advanced players will experience straight to turnover flights from the get-go, but may overpower the disc on occasion.