Why You Should Throw Lightweight Discs
Lighter plastic takes less arm speed to get up to cruising velocity, which means you’ll start seeing those satisfying S-curves—flip, glide, and fade—from early on....More
10152 0Lighter plastic takes less arm speed to get up to cruising velocity, which means you’ll start seeing those satisfying S-curves—flip, glide, and fade—from early on....More
Riley O'Neill 10152 0Few discs have shaped the game like the Roc. When it was released in 1987, the Roc helped usher in an entirely new category of...More
Riley O'Neill 1129 0Most players solve new shot shapes by adding another mold to the bag. Disc cycling takes a different approach. Instead of learning a different mold...More
Riley O'Neill 20559 0The Firefly is the big brother to the Aviar Putt & Approach, carrying the straight flight players love with a touch more stability, wind resistance,...More
Riley O'Neill 2097 0DX discs are worth bagging for all skill levels. They are affordable, grippy, and easy to break into your desired level of wear. They come...More
Riley O'Neill 15072 0Most Innova Disc Golf discs have four numbers stamped below the disc name. These are called flight numbers, and they were created by Innova co-founder...More
Riley O'Neill 3133 0Players everywhere are getting caught in the Arachnid’s web. High glide, point-and-shoot control, fast for a Mid, and already hitting aces....More
Riley O'Neill 2786 0No matter how amazing you are at throwing, if you can’t putt, you can’t score. These are our top tips to help you shave strokes off...More
Riley O'Neill 28067 0After an early limited rollout full of positive feedback, the Star Arachnid becomes available for universal release on March 27th. Like the Fox, the Arachnid...More
Riley O'Neill 5962 0The Lynx overstamp series brings limited-time artwork to one of Innova’s most beginner-friendly, easy-to-launch Fairway Drivers. These special runs featuring scratched through and updated disc names...More
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