The Monster is one of Innova's most overstable, powerful distance drivers, rated 10/3/0/5, a low-glide, hard-fading mold built to fight the fiercest wind and finish hard to the left (for a right-handed backhand). It is made for players who can turn over other discs into a stiff headwind. That extreme overstability is the appeal: it holds its line against power and wind where softer drivers flip, which makes it a dependable utility and headwind driver for advanced, powerful arms and forehand (sidearm) throwers. Because glide is low and fade is strong, it is not a distance or straight-line disc for most players; it is a wind and control tool. It is a shallow, beadless speed-10 rim. Approved in 2003, the Monster is one of Innova's long-standing overstable wind drivers. Champion and Star hold the strong fade longest and are the durable picks for power and wind.
The Monster is one of Innova's most overstable, powerful distance drivers, rated 10/3/0/5, a low-glide, hard-fading mold built to fight the fiercest wind and finish hard to the left (for a right-handed backhand). It is made for players who can turn over other discs into a stiff headwind.
That extreme overstability is the appeal: it holds its line against power and wind where softer drivers flip, which makes it a dependable utility and headwind driver for advanced, powerful arms and forehand (sidearm) throwers. Because glide is low and fade is strong, it is not a distance or straight-line disc for most players; it is a wind and control tool. It is a shallow, beadless speed-10 rim.
Approved in 2003, the Monster is one of Innova's long-standing overstable wind drivers.
Champion and Star hold the strong fade longest and are the durable picks for power and wind.
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