Innova have anything close to a comet?

[dgdave]

But the O Roc is going back OOP

 

[keltik1]

O really (poorly played pun intended). I'm just gonna say to the OP buy a Fuse.

 

[ChampionMonarch]

Shark might be pretty close but slightly more stable.

 

[VictorB]

Shark might be pretty close but slightly more stable.

so then the S-MD1 would be fairly similar as well then? I think the MD2 is a faster disc with comet like flight. More speed instead of glide though.

 

[JR]

I agree with Frank.

However, JR the new champ stingray I have is not flippy. In fact it is stable and very buzzz like.

I've only thrown DX and Star and if you meant Super Stingray then i agree.

 

[jubuttib]

Shark might be pretty close but slightly more stable.

so then the S-MD1 would be fairly similar as well then? I think the MD2 is a faster disc with comet like flight. More speed instead of glide though.

A good MD2 is like the power thrower's version of the finesse thrower's Comet. A nicely seasoned D-MD2 can also handle the finesse part, and really isn't that far off.

The MD1 and Shark both have too much fade though, and most MD1's I've thrown have been a closer to Rocs than Sharks.

 

[Working Stiff]

If we expand to anything Innova-molded, where does the Aurora MS fall in this conversation?

 

[jubuttib]

If we expand to anything Innova-molded, where does the Aurora MS fall in this conversation?

Aurora MS is nowadays a straight rimmed old mold MD2. Has the same wing as the current MD2, the sharper nose (due to the different top) of the old MD2, and lacks the slight slant. So very much an MD2 with a bit less HSS overall, and especially in the wind. Out of the ones I've tested the 180 Auroras were less HSS than 170 D-MD2's, both out of the box.