The Innova Roc is one of the most popular discs in the world. Players of all skill levels have sworn by this disc and frequently have more than one Roc in their bag.

This overstable midrange disc is a touch faster than the ever popular Roc. The Roc3 claims to be perfect for everything, from controlled approaches to midrange drives. It will perform well in the wind and be extremely versatile. 

The Condor is a large-diameter PDGA approved golf disc. This disc provides for precise accuracy and makes a great transition disc for new disc golfers experienced with catch and throw Frisbees.

The Shark is an excellent beginner disc, and is included in Innova's DX starter set. Many say that this disc holds a fantastic line, while the throwing style of others creates an extremely sharp fade at the end of flight. This disc is the ideal disc for getting through areas full of small obstacles.

Roar like a Lion with Innova's new, moderately overstable midrange. With a flat top and beaded rim, the disc feels great for forehand and backhand

The Innova Rat is a flat top, beadless, low-profile disc designed specifically for forehand approach shots and headwind throws. The rim's profile is similar to the popular Discraft Zone or Westside Harp.

The VRoc is the newest addition to the Innova Roc family. This new Roc mold is based after the San Marino Roc and is described as the mellowest and straightest flying of the VRocs. Despite it's relatively straight flight path, the VRoc is said to be very torque resistant, even for disc golfers with big arms. 

The Bulldog is a discontinued disc that was originally released in 2004 as a midrange. The Bulldog is available in limited runs but is not in regular production. These days it is valued more as an overstable putt-and-approach disc. 

The Cro is a stable/slightly overstable midrange disc. This disc is slightly faster (speed 5), but has less glide (glide 3) than the popular Innova Roc. The Cro has a moderately deep rim (1.4 cm) that gives it a smooth release.

The Roc+ is an all around great midrange disc. If you head out for a round of disc golf with only one disc, this would be a great option. With a relatively low speed it can be used as a putter, but with fantastic glide and steady fade it can also be hurled for some decent distance.