The Cro is a slightly overstable midrange rated 5/3/0/2, a faster, lower-glide mold that flies straight and finishes with a dependable fade to the left (for a right-handed backhand). It is well suited to both backhand and forehand (sidearm) shots, offering a smooth, controllable release. Innova describes its stability as comparable to a Roc or a Shark, but it flies a little faster and with less glide, which makes it a crisp, controlled option for approaches and shorter lines where you want a predictable, slightly overstable finish. The rim depth and shape give it a clean release. It is a beadless mid. It favors control and a dependable fade over glide or turn. Approved in 2006, the Cro sits among Innova's stable, control-oriented midranges. Champion and Star runs hold the stable finish and are the durable picks.
The Cro is a slightly overstable midrange rated 5/3/0/2, a faster, lower-glide mold that flies straight and finishes with a dependable fade to the left (for a right-handed backhand). It is well suited to both backhand and forehand (sidearm) shots, offering a smooth, controllable release.
Innova describes its stability as comparable to a Roc or a Shark, but it flies a little faster and with less glide, which makes it a crisp, controlled option for approaches and shorter lines where you want a predictable, slightly overstable finish. The rim depth and shape give it a clean release. It is a beadless mid. It favors control and a dependable fade over glide or turn.
Approved in 2006, the Cro sits among Innova's stable, control-oriented midranges.
Champion and Star runs hold the stable finish and are the durable picks.
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