The Innova Wraith is a long, stable, distance driver with decent speed, exceptional glide, and precision accuracy. Players of many different skill levels can get great distance with the Wraith. The neutral stability of the Wraith allows it to be a valuable disc in all wind conditions. This driver works well for both forehand and backhand throws.

The Destroyer is consistently rated as one of the best distance drivers on InfiniteDiscs.com. This was the first Speed-12 driver and is one of the primary discs used by many professional disc golfers. For less experienced players, the Destroyer excels for forehand throws. The Destroyer is overstable, but has a degree of turn to help provide incredible glide and distance. Intermediate players will get more distance on forehand throws with the Destroyer than just about any other disc. The Innova Destroyer is a very thin (1.4cm) disc, and has the perfect sized rim (2.2cm) for high speeds, without being uncomfortably thick. As such a popular driver, the Destroyer comes available in all the major plastics. 

The TeeBird is a classic disc by Innova. It is a popular fairway driver for many disc golfers. Made for straight lines with an easy, steady fade throughout its flight, the TeeBird is a dependable, all-around control driver. This disc set the standard for driving consistency and is the disc that all new models are compared with.

The Innova Thunderbird is said to be predictable in the wind, but not so overstable that it's hard to keep straight. If you’re looking for a consistent driving disc that is slightly faster than the TeeBird3, the Thunderbird is for you. This likely won’t be the fastest or furthest flying driver in your bag, but when it comes to a workhorse driver with the right blend of speed and reliability, the Thunderbird exceeds expectations.

Innova says this of the Thunderbird: “The Thunderbird comes from strong bloodlines. The stability of a TeeBird with the speed of a Valkyrie; it could be best described as a seasoned Firebird, but with less fade. The Thunderbird is still predictable in the wind and a great choice for your new favorite long-range placement driver."

The Gazelle is a classic stable fairway driver. This disc is more stable than the Leopard, but slower than the TeeBird.

The Eagle is a popular fairway driver used by players of all skill levels. This was Innova’s original high-speed fairway driver. It is a slightly overstable driver with a degree of high speed turn. For advanced players, this gives it a straight flying flight pattern with a predictable finishing fade.

The Firestorm in Innova's newest high speed driver. The Firestorm is a stable driver designed to weather the toughest conditions. Heat up your round with this dependable driver! 

The Orc is a the classic Speed 10 driver made by Innova. This is a fast but accurate flying disc, good for intermediate players. The Orc flies well for both backhand and forehand throws. This is an overstable disc, but it has a degree of understable turn (-1) which gives it a nice flying S path. The Orc is taller than the average distance driver and has a thinner rim. In lighter weights, this disc is a good driver for newer disc golfers. The Orc is also a good beginner disc for new players who prefer forehand throws.

The Viking is a terrific distance driver for intermediate players. This disc is similar to the Valkyrie, but with less turn, making it suitable for forehand throws.

The Innova Boss was the first speed-13 driver on the market. It is one of the more popular ultra-high-speed drivers, and is available in all of Innova's most popular plastics. The world distance record is currently held by David Wiggins Jr. with an R-Pro Boss!

FYI

Most of the plastics the Boss is made in, are stamped as a 13/5/-1/3 flight rating.  However, the champion plastic ones normally fly more overstable, so in many cases the champion will be stamped as a 13/5/0/3 flight rating.