The Innova Halo Star Sidewinder is Innova's most understable driver, built to turn over when you need it to. Halo Star is a firmer, beefier take on Star plastic, which nudges the fade closer to a 2 than the 1 you see on standard runs.

Flight Numbers: 9 / 5 / -3 / 1

Halo Star grips well in most weather and holds up to a beating better than lighter plastics, without giving up much of the flippy nature that makes the Sidewinder useful in the first place. It still turns over easily, just with a touch more staying power on the finish than a standard Star run.

Release it flat with any real power and it rides a long turn to the right before settling, which makes it a natural for tailwind holes and sweeping anhyzer lines. Drop the nose on release and it becomes one of the better roller discs Innova makes, digging into the ground and rolling a long way. It is forgiving of a slightly off release, which is exactly why beginners lean on it.

Best for newer players who need help getting a disc to turn over and finish straight, and for anyone who wants a dedicated roller. Advanced players mostly reach for it on specialty shots rather than every hole.

Want the same turnover flight in a Reaper stamp? Try the Halo Star Sidewinder Reaper Edition. Looking for slightly more durability at the cost of some flip? The Champion Sidewinder holds its turn longer. See all understable distance drivers.

Speed 9, glide 5, turn -3, fade 1. Diameter 21.1 cm, rim width 1.8 cm, max weight 175 g.