Wraith Blizzard Champion (6)

The Innova Wraith is a stable, fast distance driver rated 11/5/-1/3 (S/G/T/F), prized for combining speed, glide, and accuracy in a flight that stays predictable across power levels. It performs reliably into the wind, carries true on downwind drives, and produces big distance for arms of nearly every skill level, which is why it remains a long-time tour staple endorsed by twelve-time world champion Ken Climo. Released flat with power, it shows only a hint of high-speed turn before resolving into a strong, dependable fade. As the plastic seasons, the small turn deepens and the firm fade softens, moving the Wraith toward a workhorse straight-flying driver and eventually a useful understable distance tool. Innova premium plastics such as Star and Champion hold the listed flight longest, while baseline DX and Pro season faster toward a flippier, more turnover-friendly profile.

Plast: Champion: Champion is Innova's long-running premium plastic, a clear, hi-tech blend built for outstanding durability and predictable flight. Discs in this line carry a distinctive transparent appearance and tend to run a touch firmer and more overstable than the same mold in other plastics. That extra firmness is the point: in heavily wooded courses or on rugged terrain, Champion rims resist deformation from tree strikes and rocky landings far better than softer blends, which is what allows the disc to keep its molded flight shape across hundreds of throws. The plastic is the standard recommendation for professional and serious tournament players, and most Champion molds remain available for custom hot stamping. Premium plastics hold listed flight numbers far longer; baseline plastics deepen turn and soften fade within weeks. Innova Blizzard is a Champion-family base aerated with microbubbles to hit very low weights, mostly used on distance drivers for max-D and tailwind shots. It is its own premium base; grip and durability track Champion-class plastic, and the trapped air mainly serves to drop weight rather than change the flight character. Because it's a Champion-grade premium blend, Blizzard seasons slowly and holds its flight numbers for a long time — the disc breaks in gradually like Champion rather than quickly going understable, with the light weight making it a touch easier to turn in a tailwind. On the second-hand market Blizzard drivers hold value well as a durable lightweight option: the premium plastic keeps flight consistent over years, so distance players and lighter arms buy them used with confidence, though the very low weights remain a smaller niche than standard-weight Champion.

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