The Innova Star Fox takes everything players love about the Fox midrange and pairs it with the durability and grip of Star plastic. With its neutral-to-understable flight, this fast, glidey midrange offers early turn, smooth hyzer flips, and controlled anhyzers. The low profile and microbead make it comfortable in the hand, while the sneaky carry lets it push farther than most mids—bridging the gap toward fairway driver distance. Star plastic ensures long-lasting performance and a consistent feel, making the Fox an ideal choice for shaping lines in the woods or chasing birdies up to 300 feet and beyond.

The Star Gorgon offers a balanced blend of grip and durability, providing a consistent, glide-heavy flight with controllable turn and a gentle, reliable fade.

The Halo Star Mamba blends premium Star grip with a stiffer outer rim and striking halo pattern, offering slightly more stability while maintaining long turnover lines.

The Star Mamba offers excellent grip and slightly more control than Champion, while preserving the core understable flight that builds glide and distance.

The Star Tern is the go-to plastic for reliable grip and long glide. Expect a consistent high-speed turn with moderate fade at the end.

The Leopard is the classic, straight-flying Innova fairway driver. This disc is very popular in starter sets thanks to the reliable flight path and limited fade. It’s not the fastest flying disc (speed 6) but new players will likely see more distance with the Leopard than just about any other disc. While the Leopard is great for beginners, it can be found in bags of more advanced players as well. With moderate throws this disc is perfect for weaving between narrow lines of trees. It also makes a good turnover driver that slices to the right, and a good roller disc as well. If you want a great disc to perfect your throwing technique, buy a handful of inexpensive DX Leopards and head to a field.

The Leopard is the classic, straight-flying Innova fairway driver. This disc is very popular in starter sets thanks to the reliable flight path and limited fade. It’s not the fastest flying disc (speed 6) but new players will likely see more distance with the Leopard than just about any other disc. While the Leopard is great for beginners, it can be found in bags of more advanced players as well. With moderate throws this disc is perfect for weaving between narrow lines of trees. It also makes a good turnover driver that slices to the right, and a good roller disc as well. If you want a great disc to perfect your throwing technique, buy a handful of inexpensive DX Leopards and head to a field.

The Champion Mamba offers maximum durability and a slightly firmer feel, producing long, effortless turnovers and rollers with minimal fade. Ideal for players seeking reliable understability in all conditions.

With the same bold appearance and flight performance as the stock Halo Star Tern, these X-Outs are a budget-friendly way to try a premium mold.

The GStar Gorgon provides a grippier, more flexible feel with enhanced glide and a touch more turn. This makes it a great choice for hyzerflips and long, shaping turnovers.

The understable Roadrunner is perfect for giving new disc golfers more distance. This disc has a high degree of high speed turn (-4) and exceptional glide. For disc golfers who don’t regularly turn discs over, the Roadrunner will minimize fade and fly farther.

The DX Mamba provides excellent grip and the most affordable entry into the mold’s easy-turn, long-glide performance. Wears in quickly for even greater understability.