Greetings! You have found yet another disc in my bag. Read the riddle at the end to locate the next disc in my bag. But first, the review. 

For some odd reason, they don't have Champion metal flake color glow as a plastic option, but that's what mine is. When I hear the word "Bomber" my mind flies to the Charger. This disc is my disc that consistently goes far and where I want it. I throw nice and flat, getting a decent turn and decent fade. I don't know what I would do without this disc.

Next disc: Foundation disc golf's ace a thon disc, a popular mold with a bit of "ss".

I love how it flies when i get it off right but most of the time it wants to flip when i try to go all out with it but if you do get it off good thing thing will fly it has one of my highest throws but it definitely say its very true to its numbers 

I bought the charger as close to max weight as I could find. I throw at an elevation of 5,600-6,300 feet. For reference, my max throws with a distance driver are 400-450.

This disc feels like it is past my arm speed. Brand new and out of the box it would not turn for me at all. When I really tried to throw with everything I could maybe get a slight turn, but it was hard to tell. To me, it felt like a new Star Wraith but with less fade. 

The Charger rode straight but gently faded out at the end of the flight. The glide seems pretty good and I still got pretty good distance out of it. I imagine when it is beat in more I will get much further when I can count on a reliable turn. 

I do not think I would recommend this to a beginner, but that being said I also wouldn't recommend a Destroyer or a Wraith to a beginner. Nine to Ten speeds are about as high as I would go for a new person and even that is pushing it.   

I think this disc is just as advertised. It is more overstable than a halo shryke while still being throawable for people how throw in the 350-400 range. It has some sneaky glide as well

Like the flight ratings indicate, the  Innova Charger is very similar to the Infinite Discs Pharaoh. Like the Pharaoh, this is a really good distance driver for me. I can get max distance 350 foot shots with the charger on backhand throws and can get well beyond 300' with my mediocre forehand throw. It has enough stability as to not be too flippy for most of my sidearm throws, but is understable enough to allow my moderate speed to get some high speed turn and a full flight.

If you throw in the 300 foot range and are looking for some more distance, try out the Innova Charger.  

This disc is a winner! My Destroyer is a bit of a meat hook, and my Katana is too flippy in a headwind. Enter the Charger! I'm not a power thrower by any means, (around 300' max drive on flat) but this flies true to its numbers for me. I bought an MVP Wave the same day and it behaves in accordance to its numbers as well, even though it's an 11 speed. I would classify the Charger as a very approachable 13 speed that behaves more like an 11 and that even a lower power throwers can use. It makes a great headwind disc!

Another thing worth mentioning is that every Charger in the store had the exact same amount of dome. Innova molds are notoriously inconsistent, but these seem break with that tradition. Good going Innova!

I throw Destroyers and Shrykes. I had to get this when I heard it was supposed to be a mix of the two. Based on that idea, it is more stable than I was expecting. I can see it being a good disc, but not quite what I was looking for.

I can already see this disc being a staple in my bag. I typically carry 4-5 Paul McBeth 5X Destroyers of varying wear in my bag at any given time as my main distance driver. This disc fills the mid wear to beat in gap for my destroyers right out of the box. Thrown flat it has a lovely anny-turning flight path that still fades similar to a destroyer, much more reliably than my beat in destroyers would. It also flips up nicely on hyzer and carries way further forward than it feels like it should. I look forward to throwing this on anyzer distance carries and straight shots that I need to fade left.

The charger is the perfect mix between a destroyer and a shryke! If you turn it over it will pan softly, but it has a decent amount of fade for a hyzer flip throw! I would 100% recommend this disc if you cannot throw a destroyer far, but a shryke is too flippy! I normally throw max distances 450 and threw mine 430 around 80% power on a flat throw!!

Fun disc to throw, feels more like a Destroyer then a 13 speed disc, actually surprised how well it does in a head wind or super heavy cross winds. Does have a tendency to pop up more then you want in the wind but still carries straight with a slight Destroyer like fade at the end. Beating it probably would be super straight.