The Atlas is a straight, forgiving midrange rated 5/4/0/1, an overmold disc that pairs a firm, low-profile flight plate with a grippy rim to fly straight with minimal fade. It combines accuracy and control with an ergonomic, comfortable grip. That two-material construction is its signature: it flies straight for both backhand and forehand throwers and forgives small release errors better than most midranges, which makes it an especially confidence-inspiring control mid. It has a distinctive look, with four compass-point ports on the underside where the rim material is injected into the plate. It is a beadless, low-profile mid. Its neutral, low-fade flight favors straight, accurate lines over overstable finishes or big turnovers. Approved in 2013, the Atlas is one of Innova's overmold midranges, sharing that firm-plate, grippy-rim design. The firm plate and soft rim define its forgiving feel; Champion and Star are the durable runs.
The Atlas is a straight, forgiving midrange rated 5/4/0/1, an overmold disc that pairs a firm, low-profile flight plate with a grippy rim to fly straight with minimal fade. It combines accuracy and control with an ergonomic, comfortable grip.
That two-material construction is its signature: it flies straight for both backhand and forehand throwers and forgives small release errors better than most midranges, which makes it an especially confidence-inspiring control mid. It has a distinctive look, with four compass-point ports on the underside where the rim material is injected into the plate. It is a beadless, low-profile mid. Its neutral, low-fade flight favors straight, accurate lines over overstable finishes or big turnovers.
Approved in 2013, the Atlas is one of Innova's overmold midranges, sharing that firm-plate, grippy-rim design.
The firm plate and soft rim define its forgiving feel; Champion and Star are the durable runs.
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