Disc Types

The Tern is a fast, slightly understable disc that is designed for long shot shaping throws with a flight path that maximizes glide.

Full Color Disc - InnVision Wraith - Star Distance DriverHere’s one specter that’s not shrouded in the dark of night. Packed with stand-out color our InnVision Wraith combines comic book caliber illustrations with the best grip yet from a full color disc.**InnVision Colors Will VaryHow this batch of InnVision Star Wraith feels: Noticeable dome. Poppy. InnVision color design feels like it’s barely there. You can already hear the pins shaking in fear.More about the InnVision Process: InnVision is the next evolution in full color disc design. With it, you get incredible detail and vivid colors, but without the unwanted texture left behind by other disc coloring processes. Pigeonholed as collector discs in the past, full color discs can now be your go-to disc on the course thanks to the InnVision color process.More about the Wraith disc: The Wraith is a long, stable distance driver with speed, glide, and accuracy. Released in 2005, the Wraith has not diminished in popularity. If anything, it has gotten more popular since it is so useful to so many skill levels.

Ratchet up your Roc overstability to the max with the Innova Star RocX3. It’s got serious fade and durability. How the RocX3 disc feels: It’s built with a low profile and sports the beefiest rim from a Roc related disc. Dome ranges from flat to noticeable. Large diameter. Bead on rim bottom. RocX3 Flight Numbers: 5 / 4 / 0 / 3.5 How the RocX3 flies: Loaded up with torque resistance, the RocX3 is the ideal candidate for take-no-prisoner blasts backhand or forehand. Give it a whirl and you'll quickly see that it's the most overstable disc in the Roc family tree. Great for headwinds and when you need to harness power. Star plastic: If you take the best qualities of all of Innova’s plastics and combine them into one plastic, you get the Star line. All skill levels, pros especially, pack their bag with Star plastic. Best combination of grip, durability and performance.  Great for: Medium length drives with a very overstable finish Forehand approaches and short drives Force flex backhands for the power thrower How will I throw it?: Beginner: We do not recommend this disc to newer players. Intermediate players may have issues controlling this fade heavy disc. Stick to lighter weights or DX plastic. Advanced players will make the most of the RocX3. Full send approved.

The Ape can handle the raw, primal power of disc golfs biggest arms. Extremely fast and stable, the Ape is a "must have" distance driver for windy conditions and sharp doglegs. Sidearm drivers will learn the Ape is more than capable of standing up to even the most intense torque. The Ape is an outstanding choice for backhand or sidearm throws as well as a variety of niche flex shots. With less high speed turn than a Boss, the Ape is not recommended for players who throw less than 300ft.