Discmania Innova Made S-Line (6)

Condition 6/10 Weight 175 g Plastic S-Line Flight 12 / 5 / -1 / 3 Dome 11.0 mm, usual Parting line 5.8 mm, usual Type Distance Driver Color Blue Ink Yes

The underside. The ink is hidden for privacy but is still on the disc. Missing this disc? Email [email protected] and we will check if it is yours.

The disc in the photos is the exact one you get. Packed within one working day and shipped with Postnord from 39 kr. Pay by Swish or card.

This one sits close to the middle of the DD3 discs we have measured.

Measured from the side photo of this exact disc. Discs of one mold differ from run to run. Flight also depends on wear and how you throw.

About the DD3

Step up your game with the DD3 by Discmania, a versatile distance driver trusted by players looking for dependable performance. With flight numbers Speed 12.0, Glide 5.0, Turn -1.0, and Fade 3.0, this distance driver offers a flight pattern suited for intermediate and advanced players. Glide like this makes it a favorite for both power arms and finesse throwers alike. Tame fairways or carve creative lines through trees with its turn-friendly profile. Finishes with a confident fade—reliable into headwinds or for strategic placement. From windy days to tunnel shots, it shines when it counts most.

The plastic: S-Line

This plastic offers a reliable grip in any weather and can withstand impact without significant changes. It delivers a smooth feel and extra glide, making it one of the most grip-friendly plastic types available. As it wears down, it reveals new features in your disc. Typically, it's more user-friendly compared C-line plastics.

How it flies now

Condition 6. Seasoned. Thrown many rounds, scratches and minor rim dings, but in fully good shape. This is where it has settled: less fade, more glide, and on a flat release it goes straight where a new one would have hyzered out. DD3 is stable: new it flies straight with a clear fade at the end, seasoned it holds the straight part longer.

About used discs

A disc seasons as it gets thrown. The rim wears, the fade softens and the disc flies straighter than its flight numbers say. Premium plastic holds its shape for a long time, base plastic seasons in a few rounds, and an overstable disc takes it better than an understable one. Read more about seasoned discs and how we grade condition.

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