[Innova] Fairway reccomendations

[thebrownmule]

Hey guys-

I've been playing around 2 years now and have started trying to fine tune my game. I throw approx 325-350 on drives with my flatter innova champ bosses rhfh on a regular basis. That said, on shorter tight wooded courses I find my drives lacking a bit when I try back handing on left turning holes. Can anyone reccomend a good general purpose fairway driver from innova that does straight with slight fade and tight s curves? I have read about all of them (ie eagle leopard banshee teebird etc) but have only thrown a beat to crap eagle and a leopard. Preferably something in dx is what I'm looking for. Thanks

Ps if this thread is mis categorized feel free to move it

 

[lowracks]

Teebird.

 

[JSurmann]

Leopard
Teebird

Both nice.

 

[DiscinFiend]

Teebird.

Teebird
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[dsb1829]

Leo is all purpose and star/pro can break into a rh turn/roller in time. Teebird is straight, solid lh fade. Eagle is tight s-curve on flat release or straight with fade on hyzer power shot. Buy all three and see which works best for you. I run one of each in champ in my bag and one rh only pro leo.

 

[PhillyMatt]

Teebird
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HATE IT when people say this.

Teebird though, is correct. And that's coming from the guy obsessed with gazelles.

Teebird fits what you want perfectly. A nice low weight one, like high 160s. I prefer the pro ones myself, but, any plastic would work other then DX.

 

[ccrain]

Discmania FD. S-line ( straight to flippy ) and C-line ( straight w/ some fade) to cover all fairway shots. I know its not technically Innova but they are molded and stamped by them.

 

[thebrownmule]

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I was thinking tbird but have never thrown one so I wasn't sure.

Why do u say any plastic other than dx?? (To phillymatt)

Oh and btw discmania works too. I like them

 

[discgolferlee]

Star TL

 

[Rockapotomus]

HATE IT when people say this.

Teebird though, is correct. And that's coming from the guy obsessed with gazelles.

Teebird fits what you want perfectly. A nice low weight one, like high 160s. I prefer the pro ones myself, but, any plastic would work other then DX.

I thought Teebirds don't come in pro? Anyways a DX Teebird will beat in and get real flippy on you really fast, which won't be what you're looking for based on the flight you said you wanted. I would get champ or star.

 

[DiscinFiend]

I thought Teebirds don't come in pro? Anyways a DX Teebird will beat in and get real flippy on you really fast, which won't be what you're looking for based on the flight you said you wanted. I would get champ or star.

Pro Teebirds are no longer in regular production. Though you can still get Pro Birds from disc collectors & from the Innova Factory Store http://proshop.innovadiscs.com/pro-tb.html

 

[Rockapotomus]

Pro Teebirds are no longer in regular production. Though you can still get Pro Birds from disc collectors & from the Innova Factory Store http://proshop.innovadiscs.com/pro-tb.html

I knew that they used to. I also figured the OP wanted DX because they're cheaper/easier to replace as opposed to paying more for OOP pro runs

 

[PhillyMatt]

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I was thinking tbird but have never thrown one so I wasn't sure.

Why do u say any plastic other than dx?? (To phillymatt)

Oh and btw discmania works too. I like them

Because as soon as you get that dx disc perfect, itll start to flip. You want a plastic that will stay consistent as long as possible.

Dont get me wrong, i love dx plastic. But not for a teebird.

 

[bhadella]

Straight: Leopard
Straight with a little fade: TL
Straight with fade: Teebird

 

[brandocommando9]

Try a Jls. teebirds are great I have three in the bag but I find the Jls workable on more lines than the teebird!