Innova

Dave Dunipace built the Eagle in the 1970s because the discs he had would not fly the lines he wanted, and Innova has been chasing that same problem ever since. It is the largest disc golf manufacturer on earth, and the molds prove why: the overstable Destroyer distance driver, the workhorse Teebird3 fairway driver, and the reliable Aviar putter all trace back to this one company's bag.

Champion plastic is the durable, translucent line that holds a flight for years. Star is grippier and a touch more understable out of the box, while Halo Star fuses two Star blends into one rim for extra overstability without losing that Star feel, and it is what gives the Halo Star Teebird3 and Halo Star Destroyer their swirled rim look. Metal Flake trades a little grip for shine and shows up on tour series runs like the Nate Sexton Firebird.

New players start on the Aviar. Big arms bag the Destroyer for max distance off the tee. See the full Halo lineup or check Star plastic discs for a softer, grippier feel on the same molds.