How does a Innova Wraith differ from a Innova Destroyer?

The Wraith is one speed slower and turns a little more, so it needs less power to fly far. You still get a reliable fade, but it’s easier to keep straight for intermediate arms.

Best weight for forehand control with the Innova Wraith?

Many side-arm throwers prefer 172–175 g in Champion or Halo for maximum torque resistance. Lighter Blizzard plastic works if you need easy speed without the wrist strain.

Is the Nathan Queen “RIP It” Wraith any different?

It uses the Halo Star blend, so it starts slightly more overstable and looks amazing with its two-tone rim. Flight settles into stock-Wraith numbers after a modest break-in.

Innova Wraith Distance Driver - Controlled Bomber

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Description

Flight Chart

Shipping & Returns

Flight Numbers

11Speed

5Glide

-1Turn

3Fade

Bomb controlled max distance with the Innova Wraith. Rated 11/5/-1/3, this legendary driver flips long, glides true, and finishes reliable. It has more turn than a Destroyer and more fade than a Shryke, holding headwinds while still pushing past 400 feet for power throwers. The comfortable rim fits both backhand power grips and forehand flicks, and the gentle high-speed turn lets you shape easy S-curves before a dependable fade. Trusted on tour by Ken Climo, Nathan Queen, and countless locals, the Wraith remains one of the most reliable distance drivers ever made.

Why Throw the Wraith?

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Controlled Max Distance

A legendary bomber that flips long, glides true, and finishes with a reliable, dependable fade every throw.

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Headwind-Ready

Handles headwinds while still pushing past 400 feet for power throwers. A trustworthy driver when the wind picks up.

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Backhand & Forehand

The comfortable rim fits both backhand power grips and forehand flicks, giving you control on every angle.

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Easy S-Curves

The -1 turn lets you shape smooth S-lines. Flip it up flat, let it ride the glide, then watch it fade home.

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Tour-Trusted Workhorse

Trusted on tour by Ken Climo, Nathan Queen, and countless local players for decades of dependable distance.

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Predictable Finish

A dependable fade of 3 gives a consistent, controlled finish you can count on hole after hole, round after round.

Plastics

Popular

Star

Premium • Grippy • Durable

Adds excellent grip and glide with premium durability. Star is the go-to for a consistent, tour-ready Wraith flight you can throw round after round.

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Champion

Premium • Clear • Durable

Boosts durability and holds the Wraith's flight the longest. Champion runs a touch firmer and more stable, standing up to hard landings and heavy use.

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GStar

Premium • Flexible • Grippy

A gummier, more flexible blend with excellent grip, even in the cold. GStar offers a softer feel and dependable flight for players who prefer extra grip.

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DX

Baseline • Grippy • Affordable

Innova's affordable, grippy baseline blend. DX beats in quickly, seasoning into a more understable, easier-flipping Wraith, and comes in the widest weight range.

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Similar Discs to Compare

⬆️ More Speed

Innova Destroyer12 / 5 / -1 / 3 Discraft Nuke13 / 5 / -1 / 3

⬇️ Less Speed

Latitude 64 Musket10 / 5 / -0.5 / 2 Discraft Undertaker9 / 5 / -1 / 2

↩️ More Turn

MVP Wave11 / 5 / -2 / 2 Axiom Vanish11 / 5 / -3 / 2

↪️ More Fade

Streamline Flare11 / 4 / 0 / 3

The Wraith is already a stable workhorse. The Flare adds more nose-down resistance at the same speed. For a bigger meathook, size up to a Firebird or an overstable 12-speed.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Wraith is rated 11 | 5 | -1 | 3. That's distance-driver speed with strong glide, a gentle high-speed turn, and a reliable fade - a controlled, do-it-all bomber that shapes S-curves and finishes on time.

It's a stable workhorse. It has a slight high-speed turn with a dependable fade, so it's neither a flippy roller nor a hard meathook. That balance is exactly why it stays in so many bags.

The Destroyer (12/5/-1/3) is a speed faster and feels a bit more stable and demanding. The Wraith is slightly more workable and easier to shape into smooth S-curves, which many players prefer.

It's workable for a wide range of players, but it flies best with some power behind it. Lower-power arms should reach for lighter weights or DX plastic to get the full flight.

Intermediate throwers typically reach 350 to 380 feet, while advanced arms can push past 400 feet with a controlled, dependable finish.

Choose Star for grip and glide, Champion for maximum durability and stability, Halo Star for the same Star flight with tour-series looks, GStar for extra flex and cold-weather grip, or DX for an affordable disc that beats into an easier-flipping flyer.

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