The Vulcan is a fast, understable distance driver rated 13/5/-4/2, built to help less powerful players throw big, shaped distance lines: it turns readily to the right (for a right-handed backhand) and glides far before a gentle fade. Innova designed it as a light, long driver for developing arms. Its deep high-speed turn and light weights are the appeal, giving lower-power players reach and stronger players a sweeping turnover or hyzer-flip line. Innova compares its flight to the Katana with less low-speed fade, and it doubles as an easy long roller. It comes in notably light weights for maximum distance. It is a shallow, beadless speed-13 rim. Thrown flat with power it will flip and roll, so it favors a smooth release. Approved in 2010, the Vulcan is one of Innova's understable distance options for finesse and lower-power throwers. Star runs fly the most understable and light; Innova notes the Champion Vulcan flies a touch more stable.
The Vulcan is a fast, understable distance driver rated 13/5/-4/2, built to help less powerful players throw big, shaped distance lines: it turns readily to the right (for a right-handed backhand) and glides far before a gentle fade. Innova designed it as a light, long driver for developing arms.
Its deep high-speed turn and light weights are the appeal, giving lower-power players reach and stronger players a sweeping turnover or hyzer-flip line. Innova compares its flight to the Katana with less low-speed fade, and it doubles as an easy long roller. It comes in notably light weights for maximum distance. It is a shallow, beadless speed-13 rim. Thrown flat with power it will flip and roll, so it favors a smooth release.
Approved in 2010, the Vulcan is one of Innova's understable distance options for finesse and lower-power throwers.
Star runs fly the most understable and light; Innova notes the Champion Vulcan flies a touch more stable.
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