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Innova Champion Mamba Golf Disc (Colors may vary)
Innova Champion Mamba Golf Disc (Colors may vary)
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From the brand
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Since introducing the first golf disc in 1983, Innova has continuously revolutionized the sport. Our discs set the benchmark in competition and Team Innova has earned more Major titles than any other brand. Whether you're selecting your first Starter Set or preparing for the tour, we offer discs for every player and every shot. The distance you take the game is entirely up to you.
Product Description
The Mamba has more high speed turn than any of our long range drivers, so throwing into a headwind is not recommended. For those with less driving speed, it will add distance. For the medium armed crowd, it will shape long lines for turnovers and straight shots, as well as hyzer flips and even big rolls.
From the manufacturer
Innova Distance Driver
Designed to go the distance, Distance Drivers are for your longest drives and a range of utility shots. The four categories of discs are: Distance, Fairway, Mid-Range, and Putt & Approach.
Innova Champion Plastic
Top-of-the-line durability with a beautiful, clear appearance.
Flight Numbers: 11, 6, -5, 1
Flight numbers—listed in order as Speed, Glide, Turn, Fade—describe the disc's flight. The Mamba is a Speed 11 driver with maximum Glide and Turn.
About Innova Flight Numbers
Speed determines how fast a disc flies. Speed 14 discs are the fastest, ideal for upwind throws. Slower discs offer more accuracy and can go farther downwind. High-speed discs aren't suggested for beginners due to their power requirements.
Glide affects a disc's loft during flight. Discs with more glide boost distance, ideal for beginners. Less glide enhances accuracy in wind.
High Speed Turn indicates how much a disc turns right (for RHBH throws) initially and is relative to other discs with the same Speed. Discs with +1 resist turning, while -5 turn easily. Ratings -3 to -5 are great for rollers. Less turn improves wind accuracy, more turn suits beginners.
Low Speed Fade is the disc's left hook at flight's end (for RHBH throws), rated 0 to 5 and is relative to discs with the same Speed. A 0 rating finishes straight, 5 hooks sharply. High fade discs suit Spike, Forehand, and Skip shots.
