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Innova Star Destroyer – elite distance driver for powerful throwers

The Innova Star Destroyer is one of the most trusted distance drivers in disc golf, designed for maximum distance in the hands of experienced players. This popular disc is a go-to choice for many top professionals, known for its speed, reliable stability, and excellent glide. Whether you search for an Innova Destroyer or simply a Star Destroyer, this disc delivers championship-level performance.

The premium Star plastic gives the Innova Star Destroyer long-lasting durability, a secure grip, and consistent performance even in demanding weather conditions.

Who is the Innova Star Destroyer for?

• Players with strong arms and solid technique (throwing 110+ metres)
• Disc golfers looking for a dependable fade at the end of the flight
• Both backhand and forehand throwers in windy conditions
• Players who want to push their distance to the maximum

Why choose the Innova Star Destroyer?

• Overstable flight for controlled and predictable throws
• Performs well into headwinds where other drivers lose control
• Designed for competitive players but also suits advanced amateurs
• Trusted by professionals worldwide for maximum distance

Powergrip recommends the Innova Star Destroyer for players who want to maximise distance without sacrificing control.

Innova's Star Line plastic is created with a special blend of grippy, resilient polymers. Star Plastic offers almost the same outstanding durability of the Champion Plastic, plus improved grip like our Pro Plastic. High performance, longevity, and superior grip make Innova Star Line discs the ideal choice for your game.

The disc golf market leader Innova Discs started in 1983 and have been at the forefront of disc golf ever since. Based in California in the United States, Innova Discs has a full line of discs from putters to distance drivers in many popular plastic types.

Popular Innova discs include: Aviar, Roc, Teebird, Leopard, Firebird, and Destroyer.

The numbers that usually appear on the top of the disc indicate the flight characteristics of the disc. The most commonly used way to tell the flight characteristics is to use four numbers: speed, glide, stability and fade.

Disc golf discs usually weigh between 140 and 180 grams. The lighter the disc, the less stable it is. Conversely, the heavier the disc, the more overstable it behaves.