Innova Dominator Distance Driver Disc

Meet the Innova Dominator

The Innova Dominator is a high-speed distance driver designed to provide maximum distance potential with a surprising level of control. Crafted for players who want the sheer velocity of a 13-speed driver without sacrificing manageability, the Dominator blends sleek aerodynamics with a slightly understable flight to carve long, sweeping lines down the fairway.

Who Should Throw a Dominator?

The Dominator is ideal for intermediate to advanced players who are looking to stretch their distance with a disc that doesn’t require a perfect form or top-tier arm speed. It’s forgiving enough to be accessible but still demands thoughtful release angles to unlock its full flight potential.

Great for long hyzer-flips and turnover bombs
Ideal for tailwind drives that need extra glide
Excels on wide-open holes where maximum distance is the goal
A smart choice for intermediate players stepping up to faster discs

Why Do Players Love the Dominator?

The Dominator’s appeal lies in its rare balance: it offers elite-level speed but doesn’t feel unmanageable in the hand. Many throwers are surprised at how easily they can generate full flights with this disc, thanks to its subtle understability and ample glide. Whether you're flexing it down a tunnel or riding the wind for big D, the Dominator just feels dialed in.

Dominator Flight Numbers & Specs

[ 13 ] Speed: This disc is blazing fast, ideal for maximum distance shots.
[ 5 ] Glide: Excellent glide to carry your throws even further downfield.
[ -1 ] Turn: A gentle high-speed turn makes it easier to achieve long S-curves.
[ 2 ] Fade: A dependable but not harsh fade for controlled finishes.

Disc Specs:

Rim Width: 2.4 cm - Wide rim for high-speed potential
Rim Depth: 1.1 cm - Secure grip without feeling bulky
Disc Height: 1.4 cm - Low profile for clean, quick releases
Diameter: 21.1 cm - Standard for high speed drivers
PDGA Approved: Jan. 22, 2012
Stability: Slightly understable, especially at lower arm speeds

How does the Dominator fly?

Thrown flat, the Dominator starts with a controllable high-speed turn before gently flexing back to a stable finish. For players with moderate arm speed, it performs best with a slight hyzer release, flipping up to flat and gliding for impressive distance. Power throwers can expect long turnovers or dramatic flex lines, especially in tailwind conditions. Despite its speed, it rarely feels out of control.

How does the Dominator compare?

Dominator vs Destroyer ( 12 | 5 | -1 | 3 ): The Dominator is faster and more understable, making it easier to shape long flights.
Dominator vs Shryke ( 13 | 6 | -2 | 2 ): Both have similar flight numbers, but the Shryke offers slightly more glide and a touch more understability.
Dominator vs Boss ( 13 | 5 | -1 | 3 ): The Boss is more overstable and suited for headwinds, while the Dominator is better for max D in calmer conditions.
Dominator vs Katana ( 13 | 5 | -3 | 3 ): The Katana turns more and fades harder, while the Dominator offers a smoother, more balanced flight.
Dominator vs Vulcan ( 13 | 5 | -4 | 2 ): The Vulcan is significantly more understable and better for rollers or lower arm speeds.

Why the Dominator Belongs in Your Bag

If you're looking for a high-speed driver that doesn't require elite arm strength to get results, the Dominator should be at the top of your list. Its mix of glide, turn, and manageable fade make it a go-to for long drives, especially in the open. It’s a disc that grows with your game, rewarding clean releases and confident throws.