The Innova Star Invictus carries Ricky Wysocki's signature stamp on one of Innova's most overstable distance drivers. Invictus means unconquered in Latin, and this disc earns the name by refusing to turn over even in a strong headwind.

Flight Numbers: 10 / 5 / -1 / 2

Star plastic gives the Invictus a grippy, durable shell that takes real punishment from power throwers without losing its shape. It has a noticeably domed top for a distance driver, which adds glide once you have the arm speed to unlock it, and the sharp bead takes a round or two to get used to.

Unlike a Firebird's dumpy, straight-down fade, the Invictus finishes with a forward push that carries a bit more distance even at the end of the flight. It holds up in headwinds better than most 10 speed drivers and handles flex shots, spike hyzers, and rollers well for players with the arm speed to control it. It goes surprisingly far once broken in without ever threatening to flip over.

Best for advanced players who already throw overstable discs like the Firebird and want something with a bit more glide and a smoother finish. This is not a beginner disc; it needs real power to fly its full distance.

Want the same flight without the signature stamp? The Star Invictus Reaper Edition flies identically. Compare it to the classic Discraft ESP Heat. Browse our overstable distance drivers.

Speed 10, glide 5, turn -1, fade 2. Diameter 21.2 cm, rim width 2.1 cm, max weight 173 g.