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davei · Sep 09 2005, 09:18 AM

boneman, I have taken two Starfires and one Coyote (still have one) out for now and replaced them with 2 Pro and 1 Champ Wraith. I plan on keeping the Pro Starfire for more turn with distance. I usually use my JK Aviar for short to mid hyzer up to 280, but in extreme conditions I will carry a Gator or Rhyno. For overheads I will use various discs, but until lately, I have used a Firebird. I have tried the Champ Wraith, it is very fast, but also seems to turn very fast, so it would have to be used situationally if at all. I have also used my Viking and Ch. Starfire L. I am planning on one overhead with a Ch. Wraith for the approach shot on Hole 4 at the USDGC. The quick turn is an asset there.

Sep 09 2005, 09:18 AM	#972
davei PDGA Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Rancho Cucamonga, Ca Posts: 5,639	Re: Ask Dave D about Innova Here!!! boneman, I have taken two Starfires and one Coyote (still have one) out for now and replaced them with 2 Pro and 1 Champ Wraith. I plan on keeping the Pro Starfire for more turn with distance. I usually use my JK Aviar for short to mid hyzer up to 280, but in extreme conditions I will carry a Gator or Rhyno. For overheads I will use various discs, but until lately, I have used a Firebird. I have tried the Champ Wraith, it is very fast, but also seems to turn very fast, so it would have to be used situationally if at all. I have also used my Viking and Ch. Starfire L. I am planning on one overhead with a Ch. Wraith for the approach shot on Hole 4 at the USDGC. The quick turn is an asset there. __________________ Innova info By far, the most important part of any shot is what is happening in the last split second as the disc is pulling itself from your grip. Focus there. It's the key.