Innova Dragon Fairway Driver Disc
Meet the Innova Dragon
The Innova Dragon is a lightweight, beginner-friendly fairway driver that floats in water and flies with incredible glide. Made with a special blend of grippy plastic, the Dragon gives new players extra confidence with its easy distance and ability to stay on top of the water when throws go astray. With an understable flight and soft fade, the Dragon is the ultimate tool for learning clean releases and gaining distance with control.
Who Should Throw a Dragon?
The Dragon is designed specifically with new and recreational players in mind. Its ultra-lightweight build and easy-turning nature make it accessible for a wide range of throwers.
- Perfect for new players looking for more distance without more effort
- Great for youth and low-power throwers
- Excellent for tailwind drives and open fairways
- Safe choice for water holes thanks to its floating plastic
- A smart first driver for learning backhand mechanics
Why Do Players Love the Dragon?
Players love the Dragon because it’s approachable, fun, and forgiving. The lightweight build helps it stay aloft longer, especially for those without high arm speed. Its plastic blend floats in water, making it a favorite for risky throws over lakes or ponds. Whether you're learning form or just want a disc that’s easy to throw and hard to lose, the Dragon delivers.
Dragon Flight Numbers & Specs
[ 8 ] Speed: Quick off the tee without being overpowering.
[ 5 ] Glide: Excellent carry for longer flights with less power.
[ -2 ] Turn: Understable flight path ideal for learning turnovers.
[ 2 ] Fade: Gentle, predictable finish for control and placement.
Disc Specs:
- Rim Width: 1.8 cm – Slightly wider rim adds distance potential
- Rim Depth: 1.2 cm – Comfortable and easy to grip
- Disc Height: 1.9 cm – Balanced height helps produce glide
- Diameter: 21.0 cm – Slightly compact for easy control
- PDGA Approved: Sep 29, 2001
- Stability: Understable — floats, flips, and flies with ease
How Does the Dragon Fly?
The Dragon offers a long, gentle flight that naturally turns to the right for right-handed backhand throwers. It excels at hyzer flips and tailwind bombs, carving out distance with minimal effort. The fade is modest, keeping it close to the target instead of skipping away. For new players, this disc often provides their first taste of real driving distance.
How Does the Dragon Compare?
- Dragon vs Archangel ( 8 | 6 | -4 | 1 ): The Archangel turns more and glides longer, but lacks the Dragon’s floating capability.
- Dragon vs Leopard ( 6 | 5 | -2 | 1 ): The Leopard is slower and more stable, great for shorter control shots, while the Dragon adds distance.
- Dragon vs Sidewinder ( 9 | 5 | -3 | 1 ): The Sidewinder is faster and needs more arm speed, while the Dragon is more beginner-focused.
- Dragon vs Valkyrie ( 9 | 4 | -2 | 2 ): The Valkyrie flies straighter with more fade at the end, ideal for developing players stepping up from the Dragon.
- Dragon vs Roadrunner ( 9 | 5 | -4 | 1 ): The Roadrunner is more versatile and better for rollers, while the Dragon is easier for new throwers.
Why the Dragon Belongs in Your Bag
Whether you’re learning to drive, throwing across water, or simply need a disc that flies far with minimal effort, the Dragon is a reliable, beginner-centric option. It’s a confidence-booster for developing arms and a safety net on water-heavy courses. Add it to your bag if you want fun, float, and flight in a lightweight package.