Innova DX Plastic: Beginner Friendly Discs Here

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  1. The InnMold DX Leopard is a versatile disc that knows its way to the fairway. And now it comes with a vibrant color design on top. How the InnMold Leopard feels: Moderate dome. Thin rim. Easy to grip all around.   Leopard flight numbers: 6 / 5 / -2 / 1 More on the Innova DX Leopard: It’s disc golf's most trusted fairway driver. Out of the box, it’s a super straight easy thrower. Then, as it ages it becomes an effortless turnover disc. Timeless Innova disc! DX Plastic: Its ample, all-weather grip and quick break-in time is incredibly tough to beat. Plus, it’s very affordable. When it comes to stability, it’s the least overstable of Innova plastics (which benefits beginners). InnMold uses a special process in which full color artwork is actually applied during the molding process instead of afterwards like other processes. InnMold allows for a smooth finish that is basically undetectable to the touch. The DX Leopard is great for: Your first driver Shots extending beyond your mid range disc Gentle fairway lines
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  2. The InnMold DX Aviar supplies the same trusted putt and approach flight the world has grown accustomed to, but now with a vibrant color design on top. How the Aviar feels: In the hand, the Aviar has a rounded, comfortable rim that leaves plenty of room for your fingers no matter which way you grip it. DX Aviar Flight numbers:  2 / 3 / 0 / 1 How it flies: When the Aviar is thrown at slow speed for putting, it holds the line you put it on with neutral stability. When utilized as a throwing putter the Aviar has surprising torque resistance. When it was released in 1984, it was the first disc designed specifically for putting! 40 years later, it’s still the disc the world turns to for sure-fire lines to the basket. DX Plastic: Its ample, all-weather grip and quick break-in time is incredibly tough to beat. Plus, it’s very affordable. When it comes to stability, it’s the least overstable of Innova plastics (which benefits beginners). InnMold uses a special process in which full color artwork is actually applied during the molding process instead of afterwards like other processes. InnMold allows for a smooth finish that is basically undetectable to the touch. Great for: Predictable Putts Approaches / Short tee shots 1 Disc rounds
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  3. Your glow game just got a whole lot brighter thanks to the Innova Proto Glow DX Aviar with revamped glow technology. **New brighter Proto Glow material! Disc glows noticeably brighter and for longer. The difference is night and day! Same awesome grip. How the Aviar feels: In the hand, the Aviar has a rounded, comfortable rim that leaves plenty of room for your fingers no matter which way you grip it. Glow DX Aviar Flight numbers:  2 / 3 / 0 / 1 How it flies: When the Aviar is thrown at slow speed for putting, it holds the line you put it on with neutral stability. When utilized as a throwing putter the Aviar has surprising torque resistance. When it was released in 1984, it was the first disc designed specifically for putting! 40 years later, it’s still the disc the world turns to for sure-fire lines to the basket. Glow DX Plastic: Similar to DX in that it is the least durable Innova plastic. Easy to break-in, though. Often times, Glow DX plastic has a Unique Velvet-like (very grippy) DX feel. Great for: Night Golf Day Golf Approaches / Short tee shots 1 Disc rounds Charge it with the Innova Glow Disc Golf Flashlight.
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  4. Does your fairway game lack the IT factor? If so, it’s time you tried the the Innova IT, the understable fairway driver in DX plastic that’s round ready, right away.  What break-in time? Other understable discs, require beat-in time to achieve the desired turnover flight. Not the case here. IT is ready to fill that flippy spot from throw one.DX IT disc Flight Numbers: 7 / 6 / -2 / 1What IT is: A finesse fairway driver similar to a beat-in Leopard or Roadrunner that’s big on glide, turn, and usability.What IT is NOT: A beefy driver you will only use for specialized shots and will take months to break-in.Kinds of shots IT excels at: Turnovers that stay turned (IT’s turn is gentler than discs like the Mamba)Effortless Hyzer FlipsTunnel shots / Tight alleyways / Tough to hit gapsStandstill shotsRollersPoint and ShootThe DX IT disc was built for glide and ease of use. The underside of the rim is more rounded than other Innova fairway drivers and the top has a healthy amount of dome.Who should throw IT?Intermediate to advanced players looking for a dependably understable disc.Older players looking to regain that deft touch.Women and newer players in search of an easy to throw sharpshooter.Why you should buy this disc: If you are looking to make silky smooth anhyzers and hzyer flips - IT is all you need.
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  5. If the Aviar and Polecat had a child, its name would be Xero. Stable, straight, and true, the Innova Xero is a perfect ten when it comes to dialing-in putts and threading your way to the green. Xero to Chains in Seconds Flat! The medium profile Xero has a similar look to an Aviar, but with a more compact feel and rounded rim that allows you to really sling this disc straight into the basket. For approach shots, this Innova putter with a bead on the rim behaves closely to a Polecat with its 0 glide and 0 fade. Watching this disc hyzer flip to straight is a thing of beauty. And anhyzer shots are just as pretty. It just hums along and does its thing. Mild conditions or in the woods are where this disc really shines. Choose Xero When it comes to Innova Putters, there are several to choose from, but make sure you put the Innova Xero high on your list.
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  6. The Mamba has more high speed turn than any of our long range drivers, so throwing into a headwind is not recommended. For those with less driving speed, it will add distance. For the medium armed crowd, it will shape long lines for turnovers and straight shots, as well as hyzer flips and even big rolls.
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  7. Aggressive backhand and forehand throws are a breeze with the AviarX3. Our most overstable Aviar model to date, the AviarX3 is ideal for headwind upshots and drives. It has a similar grip and 3-series speed as the Aviar3 but with greater stability.
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    DX AviarX3
    $12.00
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    97%
  8. The Leopard3 has a nice controllable turn right out of the box. It can be thrown smooth for straighter shots, or harder for more turn. Adjusting the angle of release allows the Leopard3 to be an incredibly versatile fairway driver.
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    DX Leopard3
    $12.00
    Rating:
    94%

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Innova DX plastic is an entry level plastic line known for its affordability and excellent grip, making it suitable for players at all skill levels, but particularly useful to beginners.

Start With DX

DX is the plastic that turns people curious about disc golf into actual disc golfers and it’s the plastic where you’ll find the best beginner disc golf discs. Before you purchase discs in premium plastics try it in DX first.

Benefits of DX Plastic for Beginners

Beginners and Innova DX plastic go together like the Fourth of July and Fireworks. Where you find one, you'll find the other close by. Why?

  • It's the best low-cost way to get into the game of disc golf and build up your bag. Plus, if you lose one, replacing a DX disc definitely won't break the bank.
  • DX is the most understable Innova plastic, which is the best introduction to a new model, especially overstable discs.
  • Excellent grip even in wet weather.
  • Wide range of models to choose from.
  • Best selling Innova plastic

DX F2: Find a wide range of DX discs for cheap in our Factory Second DX discs.

 

Get a bundle! DX is the plastic used for our most popular Disc Golf Starter Set, which turn countless beginners onto the sport.

 

Innova Disc Golf Starter Set. Three discs including DX Aviar, DX Shark, and DX Leopard.

Innova DX Plastic Vs Other Innova Plastics

Every plastic has its pros and cons. Take a look at the benefits and drawbacks of DX Plastic.

Comparing Grip

Feel of DX: Fantastic all-weather grip. Softer feel for most models. Fingers love these discs.

Even though premium plastics like Star and Champion are all the rage nowadays, many experienced players would never give up their most trusted DX discs because of the remarkable grip. Plus, if moisture is an issue for the round, your DX discs will keep their grip better than other plastics, even premium plastics. In fact, many experienced tournament players will pack more DX discs going into a rainy round.

Comparing Cost

Quite possibly DX's best asset is its cheap price. This gives you the green light to expand your bag and experiment with new models. Not sure if a disc is for you? Try it with DX and find out without paying premium prices.

Comparing Durability

Durability: DX has good longevity for occasional play, however DX is the least durable plastic from Innova. Some disc golfers automatically discount DX plastic because of this, however what these players overlook is DX's incredible value for the price. 

 

Grip and durability comparison for Innova DX, Pro, and Champion and Star plastics.

Disc Cycling: Many professional disc golfers take advantage of DX's quick break-in time and bag several of a particular disc in various states of wear. That way, each one performs subtly different. Players often do this with DX Rocs. Their bag will include: A brand new Roc used for its overstable flight, a seasoned Roc for straight throws, a well-aged Roc for Mid - Range turnovers, and possibly more for every shot/stability in between.

Did you know? DX is Innova’s original plastic.

Comparing Stability

In terms of stability, DX plastic is Innova's most understable plastic and as a DX disc ages it will get more understable. If you're looking for an overstable distance driver like a Destroyer or a Firebird with a little less bite? Try the DX edition in a lighter weight could be just the ticket. A fairway driver like the DX Leopard is a great fix for errant drives off the tee. 

Choosing the Right Disc in Innova DX Plastic

Who Throws Innova DX plastic?

Though DX is more associated with beginners, every disc golfer, no matter their skill, can take advantage of these handy discs. In fact, many higher skilled players still stick with DX for their putters (like the Aviar or Classic Aviar) and mid range discs (like the Roc or Stingray). Savvy tournament players often switch to grippy DX for rainy rounds.

Things to Take Into Account

When choosing a DX disc, it's important to take into account the weight and stability of the disc as well as your arm speed. Even though DX is more understable than other plastics. Overstable discs like the Firebird and Eagle will still start out overstable, especially if you have slower arm speed. Consider selecting lighter discs to start with any disc selection, then work up to the heavier discs.

 

Finger pointing to written weight of disc. Disc weight is an important factor in disc selection.

Did you know? DX stands for Deluxe plastic. 

Different Types of Discs Available in Innova DX Plastic

You'll find most of Innova's disc models available in DX plastic. Whether you're seeking maximum distance, accuracy, or control, there's an Innova DX disc that suits your throwing style. Another advantage to DX is that they require little to no beat-in time, or in other words, you get the intended flight right out of the box. This is why DX plastic is the best plastic to try out new discs. Not sure how a Thunderbird will fly? Try it in DX first and save a few bucks.

How to Choose Based on Your Skill Level?

When choosing DX discs, consider starting with lower-speed and understable discs if you're a beginner like a Mako3 or Leopard. If those prove too understable for you check out the Roc or TeeBird and branch out from there. Experimenting with different disc molds and weights can help you find the perfect fit for your skill level and DX plastic is the perfect plastic to do that in.

How does weather condition impact the performance of Innova DX Plastic discs?

Though not as grippy as Innova's Pro plastic family, DX plastic still holds its own in inclement weather. Cold weather can make the plastic more stiff, affecting flight characteristics, while hot weather can make it more flexible, potentially causing the disc to be more understable.

 

Questions and Answers:

What is Innova DX plastic?

Innova's DX plastic is the company's most affordable, baseline plastic. It has great all-weather grip and quick beat-in time, which means these are perfect discs for beginner disc golfers. Most of Innova's disc models are available in DX plastic including best sellers like the Aviar, Roc, Leopard, TeeBird, and Firebird. 

How long does Innova DX plastic last?

It's no secret that Innova DX plastic does not last as long as Innova's premium plastics like Champion and Star (as far as retaining original flight ratings). However, discs made in DX plastic can be used for several years if players are prepared to use them for different shots as they age and become more understable.

What does DX stand for? 

Innova DX plastic stands for Deluxe plastic. DX plastic is the first kind of plastic Innova produced when it began manufacturing golf discs in 1983. It remains a popular choice as a low cost, beginner friendly plastic used for many Innova disc models. 

Is DX plastic understable?

Of all of Innova's widely available plastic types, DX is the most understable. DX not only starts out more understable than other Innova plastics including premium blends like Champion and Star, but it also wears at faster pace, making these discs more understable with time. 

What plastic do pro disc golfers use?

Pro disc golfers use a range of plastics to suit their game. Many choose drivers in Innova Champion and Star plastics because of their durability, but stick with grippier plastics like DX or Pro for putters, approach shots, and midrange discs. 

Are there different grades of plastic?

There are different grades of plastic for disc golf discs. Most manufacturers including Innova Disc Golf have several plastics available to suit every kind of player. DX plastic is generally geared for beginner players while the more durable and more overstable Champion and Star plastics work best for more experienced disc golfers.