The Jaguar prowled through Innova's early nineties lineup as a glide heavy driver with a clear preference for moving right out of a right handed backhand. Discs of that era were slow by today's standards, but the Jaguar's blend of float and turn made it gentle distance for smooth throwers and a turnover tool for stronger ones. Today it is mostly collector territory, though a clean copy still delivers the long lazy anhyzer lines that made old school glide discs fun in the first place.
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