Innova Wraith Disc Golf Driver Review

The Innova Wraith flies 11/5/-1/3, and it's been a staple in disc golf bags for years. It sits right in that sweet spot: fast enough for big distance, stable enough to trust in the wind. If you've got a decent arm, the Wraith is the disc you throw when you need a reliable 350 to 400-foot drive.

That -1 turn paired with a 3 fade means the Wraith starts with a slight high-speed turn, then finishes left with authority (RHBH). It's not a meathook. It's a workable fade that you can shape around corners and trust on open fairways. Flat releases go long and straight before the reliable finish.

Wraith is available in just about every Innova plastic. Star is the most popular; it's grippy, durable, and starts with a touch of stability that beats into a perfect S-curve over time. Champion is more overstable out of the box and holds its flight longer. GStar runs flippier and works well in cold weather. Halo Star adds a stability boost with that signature swirly rim.

For power throwers, a fresh Champion Wraith handles headwinds and reliable hyzer lines. For average arms, a well-seasoned Star Wraith is often the farthest-flying disc in the bag. That versatility across different plastics is what makes this disc a bestseller decade after decade.

If you're building a bag and need a distance driver you can grow into, the Wraith belongs on the list.