One of my favorite discs of all time and I would throw it regularly if it was available in production runs of premium plastic. One of the first discs that I really got into. I would give it -1, 1 rating though. Its a real straight flier that you can pretty much do any type of shot with. I've thrown some of the glow champ ones too, and they are a true 0, 2 rating. Overall great disc.

If you're buying this because you think it has no turn, that's a lie. This disc has -1ish turn out of the box. That being said, this disc is amazing! I can put it on any line and know exactly what it's going to do. I primarily use it for tight turnovers anywhere in the range of 200-350 depending on how I'm feeling.

I got this disc thinking it would be good for my kids, but I was mistaken. However, with a decent amount of fade it is a very useful disc for dropping into the basket and I can get some pretty decent distance out of it. I'm wishing I would have bought in a different plastic since it is getting beat up quickly.

This fairway driver is a decent beginner disc.  It will fade to the left (for a right hand thrower) a little for beginners, but can become a disc that you can overpower sometimes for a slight anhyzer or S drive.  This is one I often loan out to friends to begin throwing if they have a decent release technique.  

I have a couple of these and although I don't throw them that often they never dissapoint when I bag them. I generally either throw the leopard or my go-to teebird but every now and then just to change things up I will bag my GAZELLE and it never lets me down. It usually finishes a little more left than my leopard but that fade is very predictable and I can use that to my advantage. This disc is great for strait approach shots or when it's a wooded course and I need a bit more accuracy over distance. The leopard is more beginner friendly but I think the GAZELLE would be an easy disc to get used to for newer players. Try one, you might find that disc you are looking for.

5/5. This is definitely my go-to driver for any straight, touch fairway drive or long approach. I would say this is the perfect in-between disc, when a midrange isn't enough and a fairway driver is too much.

The gazelle flies great for a straight fairway drive or shorter drive, though it always finishes just a touch left for me. I would compare it to a new TeeBird. I think this is better for average disc golfers than a TeeBird.  For newer golfers, this might be a little too much disc.  The gazelle also seems to fight the wind better than most discs.  The factory store has other plastic options, I have thrown the Pro plastic and Dx, and both act similarly.

Look on the Innova Factory site, they had some Gazelle's in Star and Champion last time I looked.

Reuben pretty much sums it up. I have one in my bag and use it for 200' holes and long approaches. Mine is a 146g or 148g DX (can't remember and I don't feel like going out into the 10 degree cold to get it out of my truck). Mine has a tendency to anhyzer and not fade back if I throw it too hard . I think that might have something to do with it being so light weight, but I haven't thrown a heavier gazelle to compare it.

Is a good disc for beginners, or those that don't have high arm speed, especially in lighter weights. Gave one to my nephew and a buddy of his, both 150g DX . They both like them alot for RHBH drives.

I have a beat up DX gazelle and I can throw it. New it is a little bit less stable then a Teebird and once it is beat in it is a straight to anhyzer disc. When put on a hyzer it can really fly. This is a beginner disc because of the low speed. Good disc.

One of my favorite discs, though I wish it were something other than DX. I bought mine as a foray into stable discs, but several tree shots knocked this into a Lat 64 Diamond clone. Still, the disc feels great in my hand, and is easy to control, even though it has lost some of its original flight characteristics. It holds the lines you put it on, and is a fun disc to throw. Highly recommended.