[Innova] Innova Mako

[TalbotTrojan]

So the PDGA was all excited that they just approved the Innova Mako and released a brand new approved discs list just four days after releasing an updated list. We could talk about how Innova gets special treatment from the PDGA but I would rather talk about this mysterious Mako disc.

Based on the specs I am guessing this is a Speed 4 mid-range disc. Hard to tell anything else from the specs. Anyone else have any guesses or credible information?

 

[biscoe]

i'd guess shark variant based on the name.

 

[billnchristy]

Oh its not the Maaco? If you can't ace the shot you could at least give it a ****ty paintjob.

 

[Roc1Time]

i'd guess shark variant based on the name.

My first thought

 

[Omega SuperSloth]

Whoopy another innova midrange!
Has it been a week already ?

 

[discgolferlee]

Whoopy another innova midrange!
Has it been a week already ?

lol no kidding

 

[aarikc17]

can you post the link where you found this info?

 

[aarikc17]

Whoopy another innova midrange!
Has it been a week already ?

Thats the beauty of technology and marketing!!!!

 

[Tyler]

They say it is Speed 4 Glide 4 HSS 0 LSS 0 they say it is a faster Dart in will only come in Star Plastic at the beggining of production.

 

[Three Putt]

Supposedly it is a 21.7 cm diameter disc that will be speed 4, glide 5, HSS 0, LSS 0. How it will be different from a Coyote, I'm not sure.

From the Dave D thread on PDGA.com:

Yes, the Mako name does imply a Shark like disc. Same size, but much straighter flying. Initial number look like 4,5,0,0. It has the range of a mid with the flight characteristic of a putter. Pretty straight. It will be first introduced in Star.

 

[Three Putt]

Whoopy another innova midrange!
Has it been a week already ?

If you are counting, that would make 13 Innova mids. Crazy stuff. When I started playing there were not 13 different mids if you included all the companies. Plus when I started each company had one type of plastic. I don't envy you guys that just started playing who have to try to figure out the difference between all the crud that is out there today.

 

[TalbotTrojan]

Yeah, Innova has way too much fun paying disc designers. Hoping they will offer me a job. Maybe Discraft since I seem to like their plastics better.

 

[Technohic]

We can knock their ammount of discs they make but I go off of Joes fly chart and 8/10 times, when looking for a disc based on that chart compared to discs I already have; Innova has one.

Its not that I am a fan of Innova, its just the way it works out and its a good move on their part IMO.

 

[TalbotTrojan]

We can knock their ammount of discs they make but I go off of Joes fly chart and 8/10 times, when looking for a disc based on that chart compared to discs I already have; Innova has one.

Its not that I am a fan of Innova, its just the way it works out and its a good move on their part IMO.

I certainly do not think it is a bad thing. It is just confusing when you are trying to figure out what to buy. Joe's is a good step in the right direction.

 

[JimDK27]

Would someone at least supply a link to the PDGA approved disc list?

 

[BrotherDave]

What? It's not being released in R(ubbish) Pro plastic?

 

[Usher]

Oh its not the Maaco? If you can't ace the shot you could at least give it a ****ty paintjob.

Perfect!

 

[Cgkdisc]

So the PDGA was all excited that they just approved the Innova Mako and released a brand new approved discs list just four days after releasing an updated list. We could talk about how Innova gets special treatment from the PDGA but I would rather talk about this mysterious Mako disc.

Say what? I've been posting each updated list within a day or so after each new disc is approved. No manufacturer favoritism. In fact, I also just started posting the photo I get from the tester and did it first with the new manufacturer Cam Realty.

 

[billnchristy]

Yeah what is up with Cam Realty?

 

[Cgkdisc]

Check this thread:
https://www.dgcoursereview.com/dgr/...&t=14346&sid=4ce01d01d01a2d174f722ea0c02832da