The Banshee is a versatile, dependable overstable fairway driver rated 7/3/0/3, a low-glide mold that flies with no turn and a strong, reliable fade to the left (for a right-handed backhand). It is built for predictability throw after throw, holding its line and finishing hard even into the wind. That dependable overstability is its appeal: it works for sidearm (forehand), backhand and even overhead throws, always giving the same predictable, fading flight, which makes it a trusted utility and wind driver. Because glide is low and fade is strong, it is not a distance or straight-line disc; it is a control tool for shaping hyzers and fighting wind. It is a beadless fairway driver. Approved in 1998, the Banshee is one of Innova's long-standing overstable drivers. Champion holds the strong fade longest and is the durable pick for utility and wind shots; DX is the value option.
The Banshee is a versatile, dependable overstable fairway driver rated 7/3/0/3, a low-glide mold that flies with no turn and a strong, reliable fade to the left (for a right-handed backhand). It is built for predictability throw after throw, holding its line and finishing hard even into the wind.
That dependable overstability is its appeal: it works for sidearm (forehand), backhand and even overhead throws, always giving the same predictable, fading flight, which makes it a trusted utility and wind driver. Because glide is low and fade is strong, it is not a distance or straight-line disc; it is a control tool for shaping hyzers and fighting wind. It is a beadless fairway driver.
Approved in 1998, the Banshee is one of Innova's long-standing overstable drivers.
Champion holds the strong fade longest and is the durable pick for utility and wind shots; DX is the value option.
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