This disc is used but only field thrown and almost new. The Innova Roadrunner is a fairway driver built around serious turn. With flight numbers of Speed 9 / Glide 5 / Turn -4 / Fade 1, it sits firmly in the understable category and rewards players who want a disc that works with them, not against them. This particular example is the 2018 Gregg Barsby Team Champion Series run, featuring the signature GB diamond stamp in dark ink on a coral-red Star plastic shell.
Star plastic is a slightly soft, opaque plastic with great grip in all conditions and strong long-term durability. It holds its shape through extended use far better than baseline options, and the slight flex in the hand makes it comfortable for both backhand and forehand grips. At 177g, this is on the heavier end for the mold, which helps reign in some of the natural turn in stronger winds.
The Roadrunner wants to turn. Thrown flat with moderate power, it holds a long anhyzer line and drifts gently back with a soft fade at the end. Throw it with a touch of hyzer and enough arm speed and it will flip flat and hold a sweeping turnover the entire way down the fairway. It also makes a capable roller disc for players comfortable with that technique. On tailwind holes, the added glide lets it coast out well past where a more stable disc would land.
Newer players will find the Roadrunner one of the friendliest fairway drivers to get distance out of right away, since it rewards smooth form over raw power. More experienced players reach for it on tight turnover lines, tailwind shots, or any hole that demands a long right-to-left (RHBH) finish without forcing the disc.
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2018 Innova Gregg Barsby Team Champion Series Star Roadrunner - 177g
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This disc is used but only field thrown and almost new. The Innova Roadrunner is a fairway driver built around serious turn. With flight numbers of Speed 9 / Glide 5 / Turn -4 / Fade 1, it sits firmly in the understable category and rewards players who want a disc that works with them, not against them. This particular example is the 2018 Gregg Barsby Team Champion Series run, featuring the signature GB diamond stamp in dark ink on a coral-red Star plastic shell. Plastic & Feel Star plastic is a slightly soft, opaque plastic with great grip in all conditions and strong long-term durability. It holds its shape through extended use far better than baseline options, and the slight flex in the hand makes it comfortable for both backhand and forehand grips. At 177g, this is on the heavier end for the mold, which helps reign in some of the natural turn in stronger winds. Flight Profile The Roadrunner wants to turn. Thrown flat with moderate power, it holds a long anhyzer line and drifts gently back with a soft fade at the end. Throw it with a touch of hyzer and enough arm speed and it will flip flat and hold a sweeping turnover the entire way down the fairway. It also makes a capable roller disc for players comfortable with that technique. On tailwind holes, the added glide lets it coast out well past where a more stable disc would land. Ideal For Newer players will find the Roadrunner one of the friendliest fairway drivers to get distance out of right away, since it rewards smooth form over raw power. More experienced players reach for it on tight turnover lines, tailwind shots, or any hole that demands a long right-to-left (RHBH) finish without forcing the disc.
Brand
Innova
Colors
Coral, Pink
Disc Type
Fairway Driver
Plastic
Star
Disc Mold
Roadrunner
Weight
177g
Foils
Green, Purple
Ink
No Ink