The XCaliber is a very fast, overstable distance driver rated 12/5/0/4, built for confident, powerful bombs: it flies with speed and glide and finishes with a strong, reliable fade to the left (for a right-handed backhand), holding its line even into a headwind. Innova is clear that it is not designed for beginners. It reaches its potential thrown low, flat and hard by a strong arm, and it takes off-axis torque and wind without turning over, which makes it a favorite for sidearm (forehand) throwers and power players who want dependable overstability at high speed. Because it needs real arm speed and fades hard, less powerful players will find it fades out early rather than flying far. It is a shallow, beadless speed-12 rim. Approved in 2008, the XCaliber has long been one of Innova's go-to overstable power drivers. Champion and Star hold the strong fade longest; the disc is built for durability and dependable overstability.
The XCaliber is a very fast, overstable distance driver rated 12/5/0/4, built for confident, powerful bombs: it flies with speed and glide and finishes with a strong, reliable fade to the left (for a right-handed backhand), holding its line even into a headwind. Innova is clear that it is not designed for beginners.
It reaches its potential thrown low, flat and hard by a strong arm, and it takes off-axis torque and wind without turning over, which makes it a favorite for sidearm (forehand) throwers and power players who want dependable overstability at high speed. Because it needs real arm speed and fades hard, less powerful players will find it fades out early rather than flying far. It is a shallow, beadless speed-12 rim.
Approved in 2008, the XCaliber has long been one of Innova's go-to overstable power drivers.
Champion and Star hold the strong fade longest; the disc is built for durability and dependable overstability.
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