The Charger is a fast, stable-finishing distance driver rated 13/5/-1/2, a speed-13 mold with only a slight high-speed turn and a dependable, moderate fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). It is built to take full power without flipping over, giving strong arms a controllable high-speed line. Innova positions it as filling the gap between two of its popular drivers: it offers the consistency of a Destroyer with less fade, or the big distance of a Shryke in a disc that handles wind better. That makes it a versatile power driver for players who want distance with a predictable, not-too-aggressive finish. It rewards arm speed and holds up in wind. It is a shallow, beadless speed-13 rim. Slower arms will not bring out its full flight. Approved in 2022, the Charger is a modern addition to Innova's deep distance-driver lineup. Star and Halo Star runs hold the stable finish and are the durable picks for power throwers.
The Charger is a fast, stable-finishing distance driver rated 13/5/-1/2, a speed-13 mold with only a slight high-speed turn and a dependable, moderate fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). It is built to take full power without flipping over, giving strong arms a controllable high-speed line.
Innova positions it as filling the gap between two of its popular drivers: it offers the consistency of a Destroyer with less fade, or the big distance of a Shryke in a disc that handles wind better. That makes it a versatile power driver for players who want distance with a predictable, not-too-aggressive finish. It rewards arm speed and holds up in wind. It is a shallow, beadless speed-13 rim. Slower arms will not bring out its full flight.
Approved in 2022, the Charger is a modern addition to Innova's deep distance-driver lineup.
Star and Halo Star runs hold the stable finish and are the durable picks for power throwers.
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