Innova Disc Golf | Mid-Range Disc

Speed: Speed is the ability of the disc to cut through the air. Speed Ratings are listed from 1 to 13. Discs with high numbers are faster.
Glide: Glide describes the discs ability to maintain loft during flight. Discs with more glide are best for new players, and for producing maximum distance. Glide is rated from 1 to 7.
Turn: High Speed Turn is the tendency of a disc to turn over or bank to the right (for RHBH throws) during the initial part of the flight. A disc with a +1 rating is most resistant to turning over, while a -5 rating will turn the most.
Fade: Low Speed Fade is the discs tendency to hook left (for RHBH throws) at the end of the flight. Fade is rated from 0 to 5. A disc rated 0 will finish straightest, while a disc rated 5 will hook hard at the end of the flight.

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More Fade: Coyote
More Turn: Cobra
More Glide: Kite
Same Speed: Coyote, Roc, Shark, Stingray, Wolf, Roc+, Lycan, Cobra

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Mako

Mid-Range

The Mako is a large diameter mid-range disc. The Mako is our straightest flying and straightest finishing mid-range disc. It has the flight characteristic of a putter, with the glide and speed of a mid-range disc.

Diameter: 21.7cm
Available Plastics: Star, Glow Champion
Weight Range:

Star: 165-180g

Glow Champion: 160-180g

Best Choice for:

Stable straight shots

Slight hyzer shots

Accurate placement shots

The Mako is our straightest flying and straightest finishing mid-range disc. It has the flight characteristic of a putter, with the glide and speed of a mid-range disc. A great performing disc that can take and hold the angle of release. Turnover shots stay turned over and hyzer shots stay hyzer. Excellent for staying on narrow fairways and threading through forests. The Mako is available in our premium Star plastic for durability and grip.

Gregg Hosfeld

I absolutely LOVE this disc! The Star Mako allows me to hit some the most pure, straight lines of any disc I've ever thrown, with glide that approaches a fairway driver. The newer runs (the Champion plastic in particular) are far domier and less stable. Flatter seems to be better

Alan Beaver

The Mako is very reliable for left or right upshots. It holds angle through out flight and it's easy to throw with touch. The Mako also has great glide and distance.