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If disc dyeing is a big part of your game, get your hands on these all-white Innova Star Chargers with a bottom stamp. It’s the first step to a multi-colored masterpiece. How it feels: Noticeable dome. Wide rim in premium Star plastic provides lots of prime mutton to grip. Innova Charger Flight numbers:  13 / 5 / -1 / 2 More about the disc: Disc dyers are always searching out white Star discs to add a custom dye. We’ve got em’ for you and we’ve made your job even easier by putting the stamp on the bottom. How the Charger flies: During mild and tailwind conditions you’ll experience a very fast, straight flight, followed by slight turn, and ending with a hefty fade. Go ahead and force it anhyzer. It will still come out. Watch the Charger valiantly fight back during medium-force headwind shots. Overall, it’s a very tightly tuned disc. The Charger is great for: Long hzyer shots Big forced anhyzers Sidearm specialists Skip shots

If disc dyeing is a big part of your game, get your hands on these all-white Innova Star Destroyers with a bottom stamp. It’s the first step to a multi-colored masterpiece. How it feels: Wide rimmed distance driver that feels as serious as it flies. Most have a noticeable dome. Star Destroyer Flight numbers: 12 / 5 / -1 / 3 More about the disc: Disc dyers are always searching out white Star discs to add a custom dye. We’ve got em’ for you and we’ve made your job even easier by putting the stamp on the bottom. How the Destroyer flies: Boom goes the dynamite. The Destroyer is a very fast, very overstable distance driver meant for advanced players. Thrown with the proper amount of power, the Destroyer disc flies straight followed by a slight turn for incredible distance until its mighty fade brings it back to the ground. It has no problems with headwinds and once beat in, you can expect even greater distance. Star plastic: This is the plastic the Destroyer won the world over with and what you'll find in the bag of countless professional disc golfers. Star plastic gives you incredible durability while maintaining a grippy feel in the hand. The Star Destroyer is great for: Backhand or Forehand max distance drives Overhand shots Headwinds Monster hyzer and flex shots

If disc dyeing is a big part of your game, get your hands on these all-white Innova Star Firebirds with a bottom stamp. It’s the first step to a multi-colored masterpiece. How it feels: The Firebird’s medium sized rim gives it a fairway driver type feel, allowing for a comfortable fit for any sized hand. Innova Firebird Flight numbers:  9 / 3 / 0 / 4 More about the disc: Disc dyers are always searching out white Star discs to add a custom dye. We’ve got em’ for you and we’ve made your job even easier by putting the stamp on the bottom. How the Firebird flies: Thrown flat with enough power, the Firebird will fly straight for short to medium length drives until its severe fade hooks it to the ground. Excellent control driver for those overpowering other drivers. *A sidearm dominant player approved disc. The Firebird is great for: Forehand power drives Big backhand hyzers Powering through headwinds Overhand hammers and thumbers Skip shots

If disc dyeing is a big part of your game, get your hands on these all-white Innova Star Mako3 discs with a bottom stamp. It’s the first step to a multi-colored masterpiece. How the Mako3 disc feels: The Mako3’s thin rim makes grip and release natural for any sized hands. And, after only a few throws your body will instinctively reach for it. Dome can range from pretty flat to noticeable. Star Mako3 Flight Numbers: 5 / 5 / 0 / 0 More about the disc: Disc dyers are always searching out white Star discs to add a custom dye. We’ve got em’ for you and we’ve made your job even easier by putting the stamp on the bottom. How the Star Mako3 flies: The Mako3 is a neutral flying large diameter mid range disc, and it is perhaps the easiest disc to fly straight from the get-go. It’s got excellent glide and minimal fade at flight’s end. For moderate conditions, especially in the woods, the Mako3 can easily be your most used disc for medium length drives and approaches. Very versatile, especially for any must-hit-gap shot. Star plastic: Star plastic gives the best of both worlds: incredible durability while maintaining a grippy feel in the hand. In terms of stability it sits in between DX and Champion. Great for: Laser-beam-straight medium length drives and approaches Reliable anhyzer throws right out of the box. One-disc rounds.

If disc dyeing is a big part of your game, get your hands on these all-white Innova Star Roadrunners with a bottom stamp. It’s the first step to a multi-colored masterpiece. How it feels: Slender fairway style rim. Easy to grip and release. Most have at least a modest amount of dome. Star Roadrunner Flight numbers: 9 / 5 / -4 / 1 More about the disc: Disc dyers are always searching out white Star discs to add a custom dye. We’ve got em’ for you and we’ve made your job even easier by putting the stamp on the bottom. How the Roadrunner flies: The Roadrunner is a very understable distance driver. It produces a reliable straight or hyzer flip flight for those with less power or an easy-to-throw anhyzer or roller for those with bigger arms. Simply put, the Roadrunner disc does more with less than any other disc on the planet. Star plastic: Star plastic gives the best of both worlds: incredible durability while maintaining a grippy feel in the hand. It’s the plastic pros choose for drivers. The Star Roadrunner is great for: Effortless turnovers Your first hyzer-flip disc Rollers Hit the gap disc

If disc dyeing is a big part of your game, get your hands on these all-white Innova Star Toros with a bottom stamp. It’s the first step to a multi-colored masterpiece. How it feels: A beadless and small diameter disc, the Toro, has the low profile and comfortable feel of a Rat. However, the Rim of the Toro is much beefier. Most are pretty flat. Innova Toro Flight numbers:  4 / 2 / 1 / 3 More about the disc: Disc dyers are always searching out white Star discs to add a custom dye. We’ve got em’ for you and we’ve made your job even easier by putting the stamp on the bottom. How the Toro flies: The Toro was built to handle anything you put on it for short to medium length back hand or forehand shots. “Massive torque resistance,” is how Innova co-founder and disc inventor Dave Dunipace describes the Toro’s flight, which in layman’s terms means it’s an ox of a disc. Star plastic: Star plastic gives the best of both worlds: incredible durability while maintaining a grippy feel in the hand. It’s the plastic pros choose for drivers. The Toro is great for: Brute force medium length forehand and backhand drives and approaches. Headwind shots without a second thought. Slow-panning anhyzers.

If disc dyeing is a big part of your game, get your hands on these all-white Innova Star Wraiths with a bottom stamp. It’s the first step to a multi-colored masterpiece. How it feels: It’s a wide rimmed distance driver that feels quite similar to the Destroyer, though the rim is a tad thinner. Most have a noticeable dome. Star Wraith Flight numbers: 11 / 5 / -1 / 3 More about the disc: Disc dyers are always searching out white Star discs to add a custom dye. We’ve got em’ for you and we’ve made your job even easier by putting the stamp on the bottom. How the Wraith flies: The Innova Wraith is a long, stable to overstable distance driver. 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. A real fan favorite, you’ll find a Wraith thrower at every course. Star plastic: Star plastic gives the best of both worlds: incredible durability while maintaining a grippy feel in the hand. It’s the plastic pros choose for drivers. The Star Wraith is great for: Controlled distance drives Sidearm blasts Headwinds Tailwind driver

Straight flights are easier than you think with the Innova Champion Atlas, the unique mid range that fuses two different plastics together. How the Champion Atlas feels: In the hand, it has a thin, shallow rim that’s packed with a lot of grip. The flight plate is stiff. Dome ranges from modest to noticeable. Champion Atlas Flight Numbers: 5 / 4 / 0 / 1 How the Atlas flies: The Atlas is a neutral flying large diameter mid range disc that’s easy to learn and even easier to fall in love with. Practically any line is within reach of this disc, provided the wind isn’t too severe. The Atlas benefits aren’t limited to the sky either. Its overmold design allows for flat landings in most cases, which limits harsh skips off the fairway. After tree hits, the length of deflections are also minimized. More about Champion Overmold: Innova’s overmold marries two separate plastic pieces together, so you never have to choose between grip and performance. In the case of the Champion Atlas, a grippy Star plastic rim is combined with a firm Champion flight plate. The Atlas features four 'compass points' located on the underside of the disc, which are used for rim molding. There’s no need to question the disc's durability because the two materials are welded together.  The Champion Atlas flies more stable than the Star edition. Great for: Straight medium length drives and approaches Touch hyzer and anhyzer forehands Immediate hyzer flips One-disc rounds. How will I throw it?: Beginner to intermediate players will see straight flights with a moderate fade at flight’s end, especially in lighter weights. Lots of versatility available here as well. Advanced players will experience straight to turnover flights from the get-go, but may overpower the disc on occasion.

The Innova Glow Champion Tern gives you the super long flight you love in durable glow plastic. So you can bomb during the day or at night during glow disc rounds. How it feels: Noticeable dome. Wider rim, but not difficult to grasp.Flight numbers: 12 / 6 / -2 / 2 (the Glow Champion Tern is a notch more overstable than Terns in other plastics.)How the Glow Champion Tern flies: The Tern is a fast, slightly understable driver that’s born to make tight ‘S’ styled shots. What’s great about the Tern, is that you don’t have to have incredible power to throw it far. Just throw it flat or with a tiny bit of hyzer and its glide and natural turn will take it from there.Great for: Maximun distance during Night RoundsHyzer flip bombs.Extremely long turnovers.Maximum distance standstill shotsTailwind drivesHow will I throw it? Amateur players will love the Tern. Once you find a weight that agrees with you, you’ll never take it out of your bag. It’s got the perfect amount of understability for medium strength arms to really crank it, but has enough fade to keep it in play. The Tern is still a viable option for those with big arm speed and you’ll see those players making effortless turnovers with the disc.