Innova starfire driver#

TLDR I like both the Starfire and the Aztec/SL but somehow have 5 discs of the same mold which are all different and I’m ok with it. The popular Starfire by Innova is available in a wide variety of plastics and proves itself to be a dependable overstable long distance driver. I’ll probably keep the I / G and the other SL for backups and I’ll probably pick up a metal flake c blend Aztec if they make another run of those. Once the SL gets a little less stable I’ll drop the g blend as I’m not really a fan of g Star. Right now I bag the starfire, s blend, flat SL, and g blend from most to least stable.

Manufacturers Rating Speed: 10 Glide: 4 Turn: 4 Turn: 0. A good amount of fade at the end of the flight allows this disc to work well for big S-shots and horking hyzers. Dependable disc that is great into headwinds and has a long straight flight.

Innova starfire driver#

So I then ended up buying a S blend and g blend and the s was super flat and awesome feeling and the g was super domey.įinally I got another pro SL and it was quite domey. USED Innova CHAMPION STARFIRE 172g Pres Yellow Distance Driver Purple Stamp The Starfire is a fast. I originally bought the SL and loved it so much for forehands that I bought an Aztec to have it in more durable plastic.Įxcept the first Aztec I got was an I blend and it was quite domey and I didn’t like the feel near as much. Interestingly, the S blend Aztec and one of the pro SL’s are very flat. Both are true to numbers and the Aztec is the SL.

Definitely starfire and SL (aka pro starfire) are not same disc. I’ve got a S, I, and G blend Aztec as well as a couple pro SL’s that i bought a few months apart.