Innova

GStar Destroyer

Innova GStar Destroyer – top-level distance driver with a softer feel

The Innova GStar Destroyer is a version of the legendary Destroyer, made from flexible and grippy GStar plastic. This blend is slightly softer and tackier than traditional Star plastic, providing excellent grip even in cold or wet conditions. In addition, GStar plastic makes the disc a bit less overstable, offering easier control for a wide range of players.

The GStar Destroyer is still known for its speed, glide, and dependable fade, but the softer plastic makes it a touch more forgiving compared to stiffer plastic blends.

Who is the Innova GStar Destroyer for?

• Players who want the performance of the Destroyer in a slightly softer and more manageable form
• Throwers with distance around 100–110+ meters who don’t want the disc to turn excessively
• Those who need a reliable grip in cold or rainy conditions
• Both backhand and forehand throwers looking for controllable distance

Why choose the Innova GStar Destroyer?

• Same legendary Destroyer flight, but slightly less overstable than Star or Champion versions
• GStar plastic offers a softer feel and excellent grip in all weather conditions
• Great for players who want controlled distance without excessive overstability
• Durable and long-lasting plastic that maintains its performance over time

Powergrip recommends the Innova GStar Destroyer especially for players who want to combine the legendary performance of the Destroyer with a softer feel and superior grip.

Innova?s GStar material is an unique blend of Innova's hugely popular Star plastic. The GStar discs are more grippy and flexible than regular Star line discs. It also maintains its grip and flexibility even in the cold air, making this plastic blend optimal for winter Disc Golf. The material yields a unique metallic coloring that shimmers and shines in the sun.

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.