The Innova Destroyer in Halo Star plastic is the beefiest, most overstable version of the most bagged distance driver in disc golf. Halo Star can take a brutal beating and keep flying the same way years later, which is exactly what you want on a mold this popular. This is an overstable distance driver built for backhand bombs and forehand flex shots in any weather, tour stamp or not.

Flight Numbers: 12 / 5 / -1 / 3

Halo Star is stiffer than regular Star and noticeably more overstable, so a Halo Destroyer stays true to its numbers for a lot longer before the fade starts to soften. It holds a firm grip through cold rounds and heavy tree cover without chipping. If you want the same mold with a little more give in the plastic, Star or Swirly Star will feel softer sooner.

It holds a dead straight line before fading hard left no matter how it is released, which is the entire reason it has stayed one of the best selling distance drivers for years. RHFH throwers get their most consistent forehand distance out of this mold since the fade survives a hard flick without turning over. Beginners with strong forehand form get more distance here than with almost any other disc in the shop, and advanced players trust it in a headwind that would flip a less stable driver. The rim sits at a comfortable 2.2 cm, wide enough for speed without feeling bulky in a smaller hand.

Want the tour stamp on the same flight? The Calvin Heimburg Halo Destroyer carries the same plastic with a Tour Series look. Want the standard Star version instead? The Star Destroyer softens up a little sooner. See every version in the Destroyer collection.

Speed 12, glide 5, turn -1, fade 3. Diameter 21.1 cm, rim width 2.2 cm, max weight 175 g.