The Power Disc 2 Elixer is an overstable distance driver rated 12/4/0/4, a fast mold that holds its line against power and finishes with a strong, dependable fade to the left (for a right-handed backhand). This listing is the Elixer themed edition of Innova's Power Disc 2. Its stable, hard-finishing flight makes it a dependable power and forehand (sidearm) driver that stands up to torque and wind without turning over. This is the same Power Disc 2 mold underneath, offered in the Elixer artwork. It is a beadless distance driver. Because it fades reliably, it favors controlled power lines over big turnovers or maximum glide. The Power Disc 2 line carries a distinctive identity in Innova's catalog, offered here in the Elixer theme. Premium runs hold the overstable finish and are the durable picks for power throwers.
The Power Disc 2 Elixer is an overstable distance driver rated 12/4/0/4, a fast mold that holds its line against power and finishes with a strong, dependable fade to the left (for a right-handed backhand). This listing is the Elixer themed edition of Innova's Power Disc 2.
Its stable, hard-finishing flight makes it a dependable power and forehand (sidearm) driver that stands up to torque and wind without turning over. This is the same Power Disc 2 mold underneath, offered in the Elixer artwork. It is a beadless distance driver. Because it fades reliably, it favors controlled power lines over big turnovers or maximum glide.
The Power Disc 2 line carries a distinctive identity in Innova's catalog, offered here in the Elixer theme.
Premium runs hold the overstable finish and are the durable picks for power throwers.
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