Get ready to swing that leg up and around, my dudes. The Teebird, with the Ken Climo stamp, is probably the first disc golf driver to really nail down the essence of a fairway driver. A powerful arm can get some tricks out of the disc, and every tournament will see their fair share of tunnel shots made with this disc. Although I really only have speculation to go off of, I will say that this is probably what Innova wanted to make when they came out with the Eagle (The first ever disc golf driver (I think)). I haven't thrown that one, but I have certainly witnessed the meteoric commercial success of the Teebird comparatively, and it appears obvious to me who the general public prefer to choose. I compare it to the Latitude 64 Explorer, and I wouldn't be able to pick the two apart from one another if they weren't stamped. It is what it is, its a bread and butter fairway driver I really recommend for those feeling like they need to shed the Leopard. Come to think of it, the Leopard probably needs a better rating considering how often I mention it. Its a great disc. 

PROS: So inoffensive it will put you to sleep.

CONS: So inoffensive you will buy something more 'exciting' and not be able to throw it then blame the Teebird.

This is my favorite driver of all time. I have slowly been developing arm speed, and I recently started throwing this disc. This is the first disc that I have been able to throw on a good line in the wind. This disc is stable enough to handle wind, but it doesn't fade too quickly for my slower arm speed. It also holds lines for forehand drives well too. I can get the disc to flip up with ease on flicks. This is one of the most used discs in my bag, and I plan on getting another one for backup! 

This disc is fairly stable in the champion plastic compared to the DX one I had. What's great about it is that it's very consistently stable. I use it almost as a utility disc. It'll glide a decent amount, not turn at all, and then fade left at the end of my RHBH flight.

The plastic itself is durable, and the dye looks great. I have this in my bag about half the time (when I have my Gold Line Explorer in it's place). 

I definitely recommend the mold to beginners, but I would suggest going for the DX plastic if you're a brand new player.

Predictable flight and dont need a cannon to get it up to speed. Everyone would do good to have one of these in their bag

Dude. Get this disc. Theres a reason why every Innova pro has multiple Teebirds in their bag. This disc is an absolute must have and its a great backhand and forearm disc. I can do so much with this disc its amazing. I can do a nice long hyzer to the basket and also flex it thru the trees. I have been golfing for ten years and i just got this disc a couple months ago and wow ive been missing out. ive been hooked on fairway drivers ever since i got this disc and now i only need to bust out my drivers for the long holes. this is in my top five favorite discs for sure!

There isn't anything to say about this disc that hasn't been said already. Before I was a serious player I got this disc as a gift and it was my first disc ever. This disc became a favorite and a goto even with all the discs I have now. When I lost the first one I ever got I went directly to the store and bought a new one. This Disc does it all and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a consistant disc that can help improve their game!

The TeeBird is a really great disc and a must have in your bag. It has a nice flight with an overstable finish to the left. It is and easy dics to angle and get a longer flight out of it. I use the teebird on slight doglegs and it glides around them with ease. I would not recommend it for first time users, but it will fit nicely in a broken in bag.

The teebird is an extremely reliable, straight shooting fairway disc. I love using this disc on straighter shots, wooded holes, just for about any shot in the fairway. If I were to recommend an innova fairway driver I would say that the Teebird (or eagle) is (are) a perfect choice(s). The only problem I have with the teebird is this disc likes to get lost on me. I've lost 2 teebirds out of 5 discs I've lost. And one of them was a completely new I-dye disc I got on my birthday it disappeared in someone's yard(talk about bad luck)!