The Colt is a low-profile, small-diameter putt-and-approach disc rated 3/4/-1/1, a fairly straight flyer with a touch of turn and a light fade (for a right-handed backhand). Innova describes it as similar to the XD or Classic Roc, and it fills that same straight-to-slightly-understable approach role. Its strength is controlled, gentle turnover shots that hold their line and do not come crashing back, plus straight approaches at any speed. The Colt uses Innova's VTech design for extra torque resistance, which makes it comfortable and dependable on forehand (sidearm) throws and in wind. The small diameter and low profile give it a locked-in grip. It is a beaded approach disc. It is not an overstable wind-fighter; it favors straight and turning lines. Approved in 2015, the Colt is one of Innova's VTech-era approach designs. Star and GStar runs hold the straight flight and are the durable picks for approaches.
The Colt is a low-profile, small-diameter putt-and-approach disc rated 3/4/-1/1, a fairly straight flyer with a touch of turn and a light fade (for a right-handed backhand). Innova describes it as similar to the XD or Classic Roc, and it fills that same straight-to-slightly-understable approach role.
Its strength is controlled, gentle turnover shots that hold their line and do not come crashing back, plus straight approaches at any speed. The Colt uses Innova's VTech design for extra torque resistance, which makes it comfortable and dependable on forehand (sidearm) throws and in wind. The small diameter and low profile give it a locked-in grip. It is a beaded approach disc. It is not an overstable wind-fighter; it favors straight and turning lines.
Approved in 2015, the Colt is one of Innova's VTech-era approach designs.
Star and GStar runs hold the straight flight and are the durable picks for approaches.
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