Innova Discs

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Innova is a company established in 1983 to manufacture equipment for a growing number of golf disc players. That year, Dave Dunipace invented and patented Eagle, the world's first disc designed specifically for golf disc sports. Innova disks are used by top professionals. Twelve times world champion Ken Climo supports and uses Innova Discs.

In addition to discs, Innova manufactures other disc golf equipment including bags, accessories, and their DISCatcher targets which were introduced in 1995. 60 of their golf discs are manufactured using various prints and plastics. Innova manufactures discs in 4 different lines of plastic with different flight characteristics: Star, Champion, Pro, and DX. There are also subtypes associated with the 4 major: Echo, Gstar, Starlite, Champion, Blizzard, Glow Champion, R-Pro, XT-Pro, KC-Pro, KC-Glow, MC-Pro, JK-Pro, Proline and Glow DX pro.

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Innova uses a numerical scale to assess the performance of the disc. The rating represents:

• Speed ​​- Speed ​​is the rating of throwing speed required to throw a disc on a line suggested by another flight number, and is largely determined by the thickness of the rim, with 2.6 cm being the thickest allowed for PDGA-approved games, but it has also been described as how easily discs cut through the air. Ratings range from 1 to 14, with 14 being the "fastest" driver and 1 being the slowest "putt" and disc approach.
• Glide - Rated from 1 to 7, Innova describes sliding as "the ability of the disc to hold the loft during the flight • The disc with more glide is best for new players, and to generate maximum distance. Beginners who want more distance should choose disks with more sliding.Spots with less sliding more accurately in the situation of strong winds ". The disc with slide 1 will be relatively unaffected by the wind and will tend to fly on more throwing power than anything else, while the disc with slide 7 will be very sensitive to crosswinds and headwinds, but will raise the puller further than it can be thrown via violence alone.
• Turn - Turn disk (also known as high speed stability) illustrates how the hard disk will fight its natural inclination to fade (see below) during the flight. The rotation is rated from -5 to 1. The rated disk -5 will change from the straight line of flight very easily with a relatively small force behind it, while 1 is unlikely to change at all and will usually begin to fade early in the flight.
• Fade - The waning of a disk (also known as low speed stability) is the extent to which a disk will fall to one side due to a loss of speed. The direction fades depending on how it is thrown. For example, for a person who handed a right hand with a traditional backhand style, the disk will fade to the left, but when cast forehand, it will fade to the right. Fades are rated from 0 to 5, with disks rated 5 fade hard and early, and disks with a value of 0 barely fade from the original flight path at all.

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