Innova Coyote Midrange Disc
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Meet the Innova Coyote
The Innova Coyote is a versatile, straight-flying midrange disc designed for players who value precision and control. With a neutral flight and minimal fade, it’s an ideal choice for weaving through wooded fairways or executing pinpoint approaches. Its comfortable, low-profile feel in the hand appeals to both forehand and backhand throwers, making it a reliable workhorse in the midrange slot.
Who Should Throw a Coyote?
- Perfect for learning to throw flat, accurate midrange shots
- Excellent choice for tunnel shots and wooded courses
- Ideal for finesse approaches and gentle anhyzers
- Works well for both backhand and forehand techniques
Why Do Players Love the Coyote?
Throwers love the Coyote for its reliable, dead-straight flight and ability to hold whatever line you put it on. Whether you're powering it down a tight fairway or softly floating it toward the pin, this disc responds intuitively. Its mellow fade means fewer skipped shots and more controlled landings, translating to better scores and more confidence on the course.
Coyote Flight Numbers & Specs
- [4] Speed: Offers enough power to cover distance while staying controllable.
- [5] Glide: Stays aloft with minimal effort, great for longer approaches.
- [0] Turn: Very straight with no unexpected deviation.
- [1] Fade: Finishes flat with a soft, consistent fade.
- Rim Width: Narrow for comfort and precision grip
- Rim Depth: Medium depth, suitable for a variety of hand sizes
- Disc Height: Slightly taller than average, promoting a steady float
- Diameter: 21.7 cm
- PDGA Approved: Yes – July 25, 2006
- Stability: Stable-to-neutral, great for straight or slight turnover shots
How Does the Coyote Fly?
In flight, the Coyote is all about accuracy. It holds a flat line with minimal fade, gliding effortlessly toward its target. On anhyzer lines, it maintains its curve gently without fighting back too hard, and on hyzers, it resists flipping while still finishing predictably. It’s a disc that does what your hand tells it to do—no surprises, just consistency.
How Does the Coyote Compare?
- Coyote vs Mako3 (5 | 5 | 0 | 0): The Mako3 is slightly faster with even less fade, making it the choice for ultra-straight shots with more glide.
- Coyote vs Roc (4 | 4 | 0 | 3): The Roc has a significantly stronger fade, better for hyzer lines and wind resistance.
- Coyote vs Atlas (5 | 5 | 0 | 1): The Atlas offers similar straight flight but in an overmold design with a slightly different hand feel.
- Coyote vs Shark (4 | 4 | 0 | 2): The Shark has more bite at the end of its flight, favoring newer players who need a touch of fade.
- Coyote vs Skeeter (5 | 5 | -1 | 1): The Skeeter has a touch of turn, making it a better option for easy turnover shots or tailwind conditions.
Why the Coyote Belongs in Your Bag
Whether you're threading narrow fairways, crafting technical lines, or simply needing a dependable disc to go where you point, the Coyote delivers. It’s a fantastic teaching tool for newer players and a tactical advantage for seasoned ones. With its easy handling and straight flight, the Coyote is a must-have for any disc golfer who values control and versatility.