Innova Stingray

Innova Stingray

The Innova Stingray is a classic midrange disc designed for smooth turnovers, effortless glide, and pinpoint control. With a moderate speed (4), exceptional glide (5), and an understable turn (-3), this disc is ideal for players looking to shape finesse shots through tight fairways or execute long, controlled turnover lines with ease.

Thanks to its comfortable rim and shallow profile, the Stingray provides an easy grip that suits beginners and experienced players alike. Whether you're looking for reliable hyzer flips, consistent anhyzers, or long-range rollers, this disc delivers precision and consistency. Its minimal fade (1) ensures a smooth, predictable finish, making it a versatile choice for a wide range of shots.

Flight Numbers

• Speed: 4
• Glide: 5
• Turn: -3
• Fade: 1

Plastics

The Stingray is available in various plastic blends to suit different preferences. The DX plastic offers excellent grip and a quick break-in period for seasoned turnover flights, while the Champion plastic provides enhanced durability and a slightly more stable flight. Explore Innova’s plastic options to find the perfect fit for your game.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of shots is the Innova Stingray best for?

• The Stingray excels at controlled turnovers, smooth anhyzers, and long-range rollers. It is a go-to choice for players who need an easy-turning midrange that holds its line with minimal effort.

Is the Innova Stingray beginner-friendly?

• Yes! Its understable flight makes it ideal for newer players who need a midrange that naturally turns without requiring high arm speed.

How does the Stingray compare to similar midrange discs?

• Compared to the Mako3, the Stingray has more turn and is easier to flip up, making it great for turnover shots. It is also more understable than the Cobra, which has a straighter flight with more fade.

What weight options are available for the Stingray?

• The Stingray comes in a range of weights, typically from 150g to 180g, allowing players to choose a lighter option for even easier turnover shots or a heavier disc for a more controlled flight.

Does the plastic type affect the flight of the Stingray?

• Yes! DX Stingrays tend to beat in faster and become more understable over time, while Champion Stingrays maintain their stability longer, offering a slightly more resistant turn before breaking in.