The Lion is a neutral, versatile midrange rated 5/4/0/2, a comfortable-gripping mold with a convex rim, a small bead and a flat flight plate that give it a straight flight with a dependable fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). Thrown hard and flat, it finishes with a touch more glide than a Roc3 and enough fade to stay on track. Its neutral, trustworthy flight is the appeal: it holds a straight line and, on an anhyzer, will hold that long consistent line throughout the flight, which makes it a controllable mid for a wide range of shots. The small bead and flat plate give it a secure, familiar grip. It is a beaded midrange, sitting between the straightest and the more overstable mids in feel. Approved in 2019, the Lion was the first stock Innova disc to feature INNfuse art, a durable, colorful decoration. Champion and Star hold the neutral flight; the INNfuse runs are prized for their vibrant, durable artwork.
The Lion is a neutral, versatile midrange rated 5/4/0/2, a comfortable-gripping mold with a convex rim, a small bead and a flat flight plate that give it a straight flight with a dependable fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). Thrown hard and flat, it finishes with a touch more glide than a Roc3 and enough fade to stay on track.
Its neutral, trustworthy flight is the appeal: it holds a straight line and, on an anhyzer, will hold that long consistent line throughout the flight, which makes it a controllable mid for a wide range of shots. The small bead and flat plate give it a secure, familiar grip. It is a beaded midrange, sitting between the straightest and the more overstable mids in feel.
Approved in 2019, the Lion was the first stock Innova disc to feature INNfuse art, a durable, colorful decoration.
Champion and Star hold the neutral flight; the INNfuse runs are prized for their vibrant, durable artwork.
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