The Innova Halo Wraith puts Innova's long overstable distance driver, the Wraith, into Halo Star, a thicker foil swirled blank of Star plastic. It flies the same speed 11 line the Wraith is known for, just with a beefier rim in your hand.

Flight Numbers: 11 / 5 / -1 / 3

Halo Star starts from the same grippy Star base Innova uses everywhere, but the blank runs thicker and a touch heavier before it gets stamped, so the swirl pattern sits in a rim with more material to hold its line. It stays grippy in cold weather and takes tree hits and pavement bounces without chunking.

Thrown flat the Wraith holds a straight line through most of the flight, then eases into a controlled fade at the end. Give it hyzer and it stays on hyzer. It is fast enough that beginners will struggle to turn it over, but intermediate players chasing their first 350 foot drives get real distance once their arm speed catches up, on forehand or backhand. Think of it as the amateur route to the lines pros throw with a Destroyer, controlled distance with a dependable fade instead of a wild S curve, and the rim runs a little narrower than a 12 speed driver so it sits well in smaller hands too.

Looking for extra durability? The GStar Wraith beats in slower and holds its overstability longer, while the Star Wraith gets you the same flight in a more common grip. Browse the whole Wraith collection to compare plastics.

Speed 11, glide 5, turn -1, fade 3. Diameter 21.1 cm, rim width 2.1 cm, max weight 176 g.