The Innova Mamba is the most understable high speed distance driver in the Innova line. This disc will help intermediate players get more distance, and will provide the ultimate turn for powerful throwers. This driver is good for tailwind throws, turnover shots, and makes a good roller.

The Leopard is the classic, straight-flying Innova fairway driver. This disc is very popular in starter sets thanks to the reliable flight path and limited fade. It’s not the fastest flying disc (speed 6) but new players will likely see more distance with the Leopard than just about any other disc. While the Leopard is great for beginners, it can be found in bags of more advanced players as well. With moderate throws this disc is perfect for weaving between narrow lines of trees. It also makes a good turnover driver that slices to the right, and a good roller disc as well. If you want a great disc to perfect your throwing technique, buy a handful of inexpensive DX Leopards and head to a field.

One of the most popular drivers in the world, the Valkyrie held the world distance record for a decade. This is a stable flying distance driver with a good degree of high speed turn and fade. The Valkyrie can be used by players of all skill levels. It is a good distance driver for newer players developing form, and can be used for turnover shots and rollers for more advanced players. Because of the popularity of the Valkyrie it is available in just about every plastic Innova has to offer; DX, Pro, Champion, Star, and even Glow Champion.

The Tern is an understable high speed driver. Being understable, this is a comfortable disc that provides max distance for intermediate players. While the Tern’s rim is very wide (2.3 cm) it isn’t at max width like the Dominator, Vulcan, or Katana. The Innova Tern was approved by the PDGA on December 3, 2012. Innova states that the flight rating of this disc in Star and Champion plastic slightly differ. The flight rating for Champion Plastic is 12/6/-2/2. The Champion plastic that the Tern is manufactured in is super clear and looks really sharp.

The Innova Leopard3 is the faster, less glidey version of the popular Innova Leopard. This disc has a nice controllable turn right out of the box. With a smooth throw the Leopard3 will fly laser straight. With power, this disc will turn hard and finish right (with a right hand backhand throw). 

The Leopard3 is a versatile, all-purpose driver that can work for a variety of shots for disc golfers of all skill levels. 

The understable Roadrunner is perfect for giving new disc golfers more distance. This disc has a high degree of high speed turn (-4) and exceptional glide. For disc golfers who don’t regularly turn discs over, the Roadrunner will minimize fade and fly farther.

The Sidewinder’s name says it all – this disc turns over faster than you expect on release, often times making for either an unintended rolling throw, or a flight with a much slower than anticipated rollover. The Sidewinder is essential for getting you out of uncomfortable positions.

The Katana is an amazing high-speed distance driver with major turn and fade. The Katana will move through the air like no other disc. This speed-13 driver has an incredible degree of high-speed turn (3) followed by major low-speed fade (3). Innova says this disc has “flight characteristics of the Sidewinder on steroids.” The Katana is capable of making huge turnover throws, and sailing for maximum distance.

The Innova IT Fairway Driver was made to go effortlessly straight and far. IT has a very gentle turn, with exceptional glide. Tightly wooded fairways will feel open and attackable with the IT in hand. IT can be used for a huge variety of shots- low ceilings, standstill touch shots, lacing lines through the woods, incredible rollers, and more. IT does it all.

The Daedalus is a very fast understable distance driver. This is one of the few speed-13 drivers recommended for developing disc golfers. Innova says this about the Daedalus: A distance driver for humans who want to soar with gods. The Daedalus has wings to fly far down the fairway. The Daedalus is a new maximum downwind distance driver crafted for less powerful players. The disc will double as a long distance roller for more advanced players.

The Wahoo is the fastest speed, floating golf disc on the market. This is a fairly stable driver with substantial turn (-2) and significant fade (2). The Wahoo is a thick bulky driver with a very wide 2.4cm rim. It is available in a floating version of Innova R-Pro plastic. 

The Innova Monarch is a high-speed distance driver that provides max distance for intermediate players. This is a very understable disc, but its higher speed makes it a little too much for beginners. Unlike most understable discs, the Monarch is actually a great disc for forehand throws. This disc has excellent glide.