The Roc3 is a stable, dependable midrange, a beaded mold rated 5/4/0/3 that flies straight with a predictable fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). It is Innova's modern take on the Roc idea: a go-to control midrange that holds its line in wind and finishes the same way shot after shot. It sits slightly on the overstable side for a midrange, which makes it reliable for approaches, controlled hyzers, and windy conditions where a straighter mid would turn. Advanced players lean on its consistency while newer players can trust the predictable finish. It has a beaded rim with a bit more depth than the flat-top Innova mids, giving it a classic Roc feel in the hand. Released in 2012, the Roc3 joined the long Roc family (alongside the original Roc and its KC Pro and Rancho versions) as a more overstable, more consistent mold that resists beating in. It is offered across the full plastic range, from DX to Champion, Star, GStar, Metal Flake and Halo Star. Champion and Star hold the overstability longest; the many premium runs, from Metal Flake Champion to Swirly Star and Tour Series, are prized for their looks and grip.
The Roc3 is a stable, dependable midrange, a beaded mold rated 5/4/0/3 that flies straight with a predictable fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). It is Innova's modern take on the Roc idea: a go-to control midrange that holds its line in wind and finishes the same way shot after shot.
It sits slightly on the overstable side for a midrange, which makes it reliable for approaches, controlled hyzers, and windy conditions where a straighter mid would turn. Advanced players lean on its consistency while newer players can trust the predictable finish. It has a beaded rim with a bit more depth than the flat-top Innova mids, giving it a classic Roc feel in the hand.
Released in 2012, the Roc3 joined the long Roc family (alongside the original Roc and its KC Pro and Rancho versions) as a more overstable, more consistent mold that resists beating in. It is offered across the full plastic range, from DX to Champion, Star, GStar, Metal Flake and Halo Star.
Champion and Star hold the overstability longest; the many premium runs, from Metal Flake Champion to Swirly Star and Tour Series, are prized for their looks and grip.
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